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  Duck and DucklingHans Bølling 1959The Ducks are reminiscent of Danish spring, with mother ducks waltzing proudly around Copenhagen with their young ducklings. One particular spring in 1959 branded this image into the minds of the Danish population, as during the busy days in Frederiksberg a policeman found the time to stop the traffic in order to let a young Duck family pass. It was an extraordinary and meaningful event to the by passers to the point that all the newspapers published a famous photograph of the ducks. This captured moment encapsulates the Danish attention to nature and detail and the ability to appreciate small everyday miracles. Inspired by the charming Duck family, Hans Bølling hence designed a pair of small wooden Duck figures, whose souls carry the essence of peaceful and harmonious Danish spring.
 PK111 partition wallPoul Kjaerholm 1956Laminated Oregon pine. Height 140 cm. Pile planking for room partitioning, the shape of which may be changed by turning the individual elements.
Elements connect by sliding into eachother.
 MonkeyKay Bojesen 1951Bojesen started life as a silversmith, but became world famous for his wooden toys, and is known as one of Denmark's applied arts pioneers. The monkey continues to be made in Denmark from teak and limbawood, embodying the principles of Danish design and superior craftmanship.
 Minima glassworkCecilie Manz 2006Series of mouth-blown glass for Holmegaard A/S.
 Bankers clockArne Jacobsen 1971This clock was designed for the National Bank of Denmark in Copenhagen in 1971. The hour markers comprise twelve squares, with the relevant square filled according to the hour. This clock has become an Icon of Modern Design. This is an authentic re-edition, fully authorized by the Arne Jacobsen estate. Material: Curved crystal glass, aluminium, quartz movements. Available in diameters: ø 160 / ø 210 / ø 290 / ø 480 mm.
 BIRDsKristian Vedel 1959Simplicity of design has made these notable birds appealing additions to homes and offices worldwide. Bring them to life by balancing their heads and beaks to alter their expressions, or invert their bodies to make them appear as male or female. Kristian Vedel designed the BIRDs in 1959 and today they are still handmade by a wood turner in a small village in Denmark.
Two Chubby BIRDs lost in a grey gradient.
 Eames DVD Box set the films of charles and ray eamesCharles & Ray Eames 2005Charles and Ray Eames are best known for their contributions to architecture, furniture and industrial design. But the legacy of this husband and wife team also includes more than 75 films that reflect the breadth and depth of their interests. Included are Powers of Ten, probably one of the most seen short films of the post-war era, and Toccata for Toy Trains -- two brilliant examples of the Eameses' skill, creativity, and far-reaching interests. The scores for both those films and some thirty others were written by their friend and collaborator, Elmer Bernstein. This Box Set contains The Films of Charles & Ray Eames, volumes 1 - 6.
 Clothes Tree clothing rackCecilie Manz 2000A clothing rack Manz style. A tree for clothes – where clothes can be tossed or newly-ironed shirts hung till the following day.
Beautiful details on construction and finish.
 Simplicity glassworkCecilie Manz 200?Series of mouth-blown glass for Holmegaard A/S.
 PK101 candle holderPoul Kjaerholm 1956Matte, chrome-plated steel. Height 113 cm, diameter 35 cm.
 Spectra stackable vase setCecilie Manz 2006Not just one vase, with the Holmegaard Spectra stackable vase set, you get five. Yes, this Cecilie Manz-designed set offers up all of the space for your plants and flowers, but none of the clutter once you're out of greenery. All are hand-blown and in five transparent colours, with the same distinctive wide-lipped shape in varying proportions.
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