Kay Bojesen Jam Spoon Child’s Knife This motif perfectly describes the

This motif perfectly describes the chairs distinct proportions and traditional joinery

The result was a tray table prototype

Danish architect Hans Bølling took on the challenge to design a simple and highly functional table which was easy to assemble and easy to handle

The table finish gives the wood a natural open-grain appearance

the Grand Prix Salt Spoon is perfectly true to it’s larger form and does its job serving spices

Kay Bojesen Jam Spoon Child’s Knife This motif perfectly describes theDesigned in 1938 by Danish craftsman Kay Bojesen, the Grand Prix Jam Spoon is ber functional in that jam slowly slides off the spoon rather than sticking to the bowl of the spoon. The Jam Spoon is part of an elegant, highly functional and ergonomic cutlery series. With soft and harmonious shapes, each piece is designed to fit the human hand and mouth; their aesthetic being secondary to their functionality and convenience. In 1951, Bojesens silverware