Shaker, stainless steel

Kay Bojesen

$140.00

Kay Bojesen
Shaker
$140.00


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Description

Kay Bojesen’s shaker is characterised by its soft and rounded design and the shine of polished stainless steel. The three-piece cocktail shaker has a capacity of 90 cl, making it suitable for both home and professional use.

The shaker is part of the renowned Danish designer Kay Bojesen’s collection of bar accessories. Bojesen designed an array of bar and cocktail silverware between the 1920s and 1950s, and the original drawings have since been reimagined in stainless steel and glass. The collection’s timeless appearance and sophisticated lines add elegance to any table setting, delighting cocktail enthusiasts and design aficionados alike.

Material
Polished stainless steel
Colour
Polished steel
Length
11 cm
Width
11 cm
Height
14 cm
Capacity
90 cl
Weight
0.5 kg
Care instructions
Dishwasher safe
Product ID
RD410

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen (1886-1958) is one of the most important pioneers of Danish design. Trained as a silversmith at the Georg Jensen workshop, he designed several products in silver, such as cutlery and serving dishes, including his famous Grand Prix cutlery. Kay Bojesen worked with other materials as well and was particularly interested of exploring the possibilities of wood. 

Best-known examples of Bojesen’s wooden designs are the wooden animals that have become classics of Scandinavian design. Bojesen’s wooden animals are still loved by children and adults as they were during the 1950s when they first appeared. The monkey, the bear and the elephant are more than just wooden sculptures – Bojesen wanted to create wooden characters with a heart and personality. The animals are sympathetic and inspiring – perfect as a toy and also as a piece of decoration. Bojesen’s wooden animals were an immediate success and for this reason, the wooden monkey was exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London during the 1950s. Bojesen was awarded many important prizes, such as the Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale, and he was also appointed silversmith to the King of Denmark.

 

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