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This Kay Bojesen Bird Bag Charm carries a miniature painted Songbird, a small way to take a piece of Danish design with you every day. The bird is ...

The Kay Bojesen Bird Bag Charm features the classic Songbird in miniature, made to be carried on a bag, belt or keys. The Gold/Natural Leather vers...

This Kay Bojesen Monkey Bag Charm features a miniature Monkey head, letting you carry one of the brand's best-known designs on your bag or keys. Th...

The Kay Bojesen Monkey Bag Charm puts the Monkey's head on a keychain, so the design can come along on a bag, belt or set of keys. The figure is sc...

The Menageri Bottle Opener pairs a dark walnut handle with shiny steel, sculpted to sit well in the hand. It is 6.1 inches long and 1.6 inches high...

The Menageri Corkscrew combines a sculpted walnut handle with a metal corkscrew, shaped to fit comfortably in the hand. The wood is oil-treated, an...

Created for the Rocking Horse's 90th anniversary, these miniatures scale down Kay Bojesen's 1936 classic for display. They are collector's pieces r...

The Kay Bojesen Rocking Horse has been part of his family of wooden animals since 1936. With graceful lines and a gentle curve, it is often handed ...

The Kay Bojesen Zebra was created in 1935 and is still one of his most loved designs. Its graphic black and white stripes make it stand out in any ...

The Kay Bojesen Horse dates from the early 1930s and remains one of his most recognizable animals, with soft lines and a gentle, cheerful face. Thi...

Kay Bojesen's Horse first appeared in the early 1930s and quickly became a favorite with children and adults. Its soft lines and cheerful expressio...

The Kay Bojesen Liliput Set brings together three famous wooden animals in miniature: the Bear, the Elephant and the Hippo. All three are made of o...

The grey Liliput Hippo is the small companion to the 70th anniversary Hippo, painted in hippo grey with a pink mouth and measuring 2.4 inches tall....

To mark the Hippo's 70th anniversary, Kay Bojesen Denmark released it in a true hippo grey with a pink mouth. According to the archives, Bojesen hi...

This Kay Bojesen Hippo continues the 1955 idea of a hippo that looks after the pencils on your desk, with a practical update: it is painted with bl...

The Kay Bojesen Hippo was born in 1955 as a witty desk companion meant to keep pencils in order. Its angular form and open mouth set it apart from ...

The Kay Bojesen Rabbit dates from 1957, the youngest design in his family of wooden figures. It is a keepsake for birthdays, graduations, anniversa...

This trio of Liliput Bears presents the 1952 Kay Bojesen Bear in a small 3.7-inch size and a muted, matte palette of ochre, grey and dark brown. Th...

The Liliput Bear is a 3.7-inch miniature of the 1952 Kay Bojesen Bear. Despite its size, it can still turn its head and move its arms, so you can p...

Kay Bojesen's friendly Bear was born in 1952, inspired by a young bear cub named Ursula at the Copenhagen Zoo. With its open arms and gentle face, ...

The Liliput Elephant is a 3-inch miniature of the Kay Bojesen Elephant, which first appeared in the early 1950s. It keeps the long trunk, soft ears...

The Kay Bojesen Elephant was introduced in 1953 and has become one of the best-loved members of his family of wooden animals, with its long trunk, ...

The Kay Bojesen Dog, known as Pind, was first crafted in 1934. This anniversary edition celebrates the dachshund's 90th year and is embossed with a...

Kay Bojesen's Dachshund dates from 1934 and was one of the first animals he designed. With its long body and alert ears, it has been a family favor...