Ensemble de fourchettes universelles en acier bambou Kay Bojesen 9 Danemark années 1950 rare vaisselle

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Vendeur: chipper63 ✉️ (2.169) 100%, Lieu où se trouve: Brooklyn, New York, US, Lieu de livraison: US et de nombreux autres pays, Numéro de l'objet: 173432194716 Ensemble de fourchettes universelles en acier bambou Kay Bojesen 9 Danemark années 1950 rare vaisselle.

Rare bamboo flatware designed in the early 1950s by Danish designer Kay Bojesen in bamboo & stainless steel, set of 9 pcs.


This pattern was available in 1955 (see advert) and is a rare style to find in the market today. Very chic, very elegant, very modern. 


Kay Bojeson is widely known for teal wooden monkeys and dolls, but her flatware designs and product designs were wide and varied. 


Marked Denmark, Universal Steel Co.

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  • Condition: All in good to VGC vintage condition with wear consistent with age; none are loose in the handle, and the handles are not cracked or broken; overall VGC vintage
  • MCM Design: Denmark 1950s
  • Bamboo Flatware: Bamboo
  • 1950s Flatware Pattern: Denmark 1950s
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern
  • Sub-Style: Danish
  • Maker: Kay Bojesen
  • Material: bamboo and steel, Bamboo
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Type: Dinner Fork
  • Color: Bamboo
  • Palm Beach 1950s: 1950s Bamboo
  • Resort Dinner: Resort Home
  • Danish Modern: MCM Design

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