Kay Bojesen Guardsman With Sword, Red/Blue/White, H: 8.9" hi design object the appearance of the collar

the appearance of the collar is a digital interpretation of this time thanks to its precise folding

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In 2017 Christian Flensted’s mobile from 1955

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Kay Bojesen Guardsman With Sword, Red/Blue/White, H: 8.9" hi design object the appearance of the collaray Bojesen created his wooden soldiers for the first time in 1940 on the occasion of King Christian Xs 70th birthday as a tribute to the Danish king. At that time, they stood guard as one meter tall soldiers outside Kay Bojesen's shop in Bredgade. In 1942, Kay Bojesen created these smaller figures. The officer carries his sabre and stands as the leader of the Regiment.