Name: Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Pusher
Brand: Kay Bojesen
SKU: 553p
Price: 33.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Pusher

553p

$33.00

Description
The food scooper in the right hand and the fork in the left. Good tools are half the pleasure - and the first step on the road to good table manners. The food scooper gives children a good habit of having a tool in both hands when eating, and facilitates the transition to the 'right' cutlery.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 3.7”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Handle Spoon

554p

$33.00

Description
Toddlers grab things and put them in their mouths. Once seen, the form becomes a matter of encouragement.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 3.5”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Child's Spoon/Fork

552p

$24.00

Description
Kay Bojesens children's spoon/fork, is the perfect transitional and learning cutlery before the children have to handle the larger cutlery. Handling of tools requires gradual learning and here this fork is perfect. The combination of features provides better control and makes it easier to get the food in your mouth while there's still something on the fork. A success!

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6.1”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Child's Spoon/Fork

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Child's Spoon

551p

$21.00

Description
The child spoon has the same proportions as the adult spoon, but is scaled down so that the smaller hand experience the same balance and control. Kay Bojesen knew that it was important for the children that from the very start they got the right tool in their hands. The younger, the easier it is to get the good habits, also around the dining table. That's why he developed an entire children's series of Grand Prix cutlery items.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Salt Spoon

527p

$24.00

Description
The little fine salt spoon is the smallest spoon in Kay Bojesen's Grand Prix family. It is true to the shape, even though it is almost four times smaller than the large serving and salad spoon. When you were setting the table in the 1930s one had to cover up nicely, it was with many different elements, and small private things for each person. It could be a small ashtray, or a salt dish with a tiny spoon. The private small salt dish would also work well today, but we have gotten used to sharing the salt and pepper. In our salt dishes today on our dining tables, it would be a good idea to place a few Grand Prix salt spoons. You could even use the spoon for sauces or spices.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 2.7”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Jam Spoon

530p

$22.00

Description
Why should the jam always stick to the spoon's head? This jam spoon is a functionalist masterpiece from Kay Bojesen's hand and shows that sometimes the simplest solutions are right in front of us. The marmalade spoon's head is flat so that the jam does not stick and hide in the curve, but on the other hand easily slides off the spoon. The Marmalade spoon is often used in combination with the Cake Fork for dessert. Also use the spoon as a serving spoon, for the smaller dressings, small tapas dishes or for the morning yogurt.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 5.3”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Coffee Spoon

518p

$20.00

Description
The coffee spoon is the odd one out with its own, leaner shape. Mostly because a tea spoon would seem monstrous beside a slender mocha cup.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 4.6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Tea Spoon

517p

$20.00

Description
Kay Bojesen's teaspoon is the number smaller than the little Dessert Spoon. The shape is exactly like the dinner spoon, but the proportions are adapted to the purpose. The teaspoon is the classic size that fits the classic teacup or smaller mug. The teaspoon is suitable for the big morning egg, the halved grapefruit on the breakfast table, or down in the small marmalade glass.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 5.1”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dessert Spoon, Small

516p

$23.00

Description
Kay Bojesen's dessert Spoon is not just for the classic desserts, but can be used for everything from oatmeal and cornflakes to Christmas rice pudding. The big dessert spoon has the same characteristics as its big sister - the dinner spoon, just on a slightly smaller scale. The egg-shaped head and its slightly smaller diameter make it easier to chew over than the classic dinner spoon. So depending on the temperament and size of the hand and mouth, it's a matter of making a choice - and no one is saying that everyone around the table should use the same tools. Kay Bojesen always thought about function, which is why he designed 57 pieces of his Grand Prix silver cutlery from the 1930s. Based on the Grand Prix series in silver, nine different spoons have been carefully selected for production in steel, so there is one spoon for every purposes and hand size.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dessert Spoon, Small

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dessert Spoon, Large

505p

$28.00

Description
Kay Bojesen's dessert Spoon is not just for the classic desserts, but can be used for everything from oatmeal and cornflakes to Christmas rice pudding. The big dessert spoon has the same characteristics as its big sister - the dinner spoon, just on a slightly smaller scale. The egg-shaped head and its slightly smaller diameter make it easier to chew over than the classic dinner spoon. So depending on the temperament and size of the hand and mouth, it's a matter of making a choice - and no one is saying that everyone around the table should use the same tools. Kay Bojesen always thought about function, which is why he designed 57 pieces of his Grand Prix silver cutlery from the 1930s. Based on the Grand Prix series in silver, nine different spoons have been carefully selected for production in steel, so there is one spoon for every purposes and hand size.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6.6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dessert Spoon, Large

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dinner Spoon

501P

$31.00

Description
A classic soup spoon has width to bear its load. You fill it and lift it to your mouth, but don’t bring it all the way in. The rim is straight to prevent overspill on the way.

In 1938, Kay Bojesen presented the ultimate flatware series in silver, crafted out of the belief that cutlery was a tool that should compliment, but not steal the attention at a table setting. All pieces were crafted with soft and harmonious shapes in order to fit the human hand and mouth. Functionality and aesthetics in one. In 1951, Kay Bojesen’s silverware took the first prize at the world exhibition in Milan, Italy, and was therefore named “Grand Prix”.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.7”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Ice/Latte Spoon

526p

$24.00

Description
The latte spoons name was originally "Toddy spoon". In the 1930s, when Kay Bojesen created the spoon, Toddy's were drunk hot and the spoon was made long, so it could reach down and stir in the sugar on the bottom of the tall glass. Back then, neither cafe latte nor chai was known, and nothing was drunk from a tall glasses. As people rarely drink a Toddy today, it was obvious to rename the Grand Prix spoon to "Latteske". In addition to hot drinks, the Latte spoon is also good for ice cream dessert in a tall glasses, or for the slightly higher food jars.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dinner Knife

504p

$35.00

Description
Kay Bojesen's dinner knife is the only one different from the silver cutlery. All silver knives are two-piece, as a blade in silver would be too soft, therefore steel knives are made into one. Kay Bojesen's idea with the steel dinner knife was that it should not be bigger than it could fit into any palm - big or small. The knife may feel shorter than other dinner knives, and with full overlay, the knife just rests inside the palm. In this way, the hand is in control of the knife and not the other way around. A knife must have weight without feeling heavy. The fingers should rest on the shaft and not rotate in the hand. The blade arches so it cuts with the entire blade and the small knob helps the index finger to steer. The dinner knife is not a steak knife, but its grill cut makes it easy to work through any piece of meat.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Butter Knife

510p

$29.00

Description
The butter knife is the newest member of the Grand Prix family. It is available in matte and polished steel like the rest of the cutlery from Kay Bojesen is. The knife has a little round tip, and is well-placed in the hand. It is perfect for butter, soft cheese or your favorite cold cuts.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6.1”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Fish Knife

513p

$33.00

Description
Kay Bojesen gave the blade of the fish knife a pointy tip to give it greater precision. In addition, the blade is wider and arched to facilitate filleting and lifting the meat of the bones. Setting the table with the fish cutlery - the knife and fork from the Grand Prix series - gives the table and the meal another dimension.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.4”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Lunch Knife

509p

$33.00

Description
With Lunch Knife, Kay Bojesen has made a true copy of the Dinner Knife, just shorter, lighter but with the same curved blade. The index finger rests on the soft bow that unites the shaft with the blade and design with functionality. The knife is perfect for tapas, appetizers and cheese dishes. It is great for the smaller child that has to learn how to use a knife and fork.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Cake/Salad Fork

508p

$20.00

Description
The cake / salad fork, was created for the most delicious cake of all sizes and variants, but also for all kinds of servings of salads and cheeses. The fork combines functions with its size. To give the table setting or cake table visual perfection -the dessert or cheese dish, the cake / salad fork fits perfectly with the small round dessert spoon

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Lunch Fork

506p

$28.00

Description
The lunch fork has the same stylish proportions as the dinner fork. For Kay Bojesen, it was important that the smaller fork could accommodate starters, salads and desserts to perfection, without the food rolling off. The spikes are still long, like the dinner fork, which creates a stability that means that the branches do not bend. The perfect fork when the little ones get a little bigger and feel too big for the children's cutlery.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6.6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Dinner Fork

502p

$31.00

Description
Like all Grand Prix cutlery, the dinner fork is simple in its design language with small important details. For dinner, Kay Bojesen has not only thought of it as a fork, but a tool that can catch the food on its pointed spikes and whose head can hold a small portion. A fork needs balance and width so it can carry something. The index finger should be able to apply pressure while the knife is working in the other hand. The dinner fork has a gentle, curving handle that is held between the index and middle fingers and stabilized by the thumb. The four teeth of the dinner fork are fairly deep to accommodate most, and the teeth are separated by fine indentations, which are especially useful when there is sauce on the menu. The two outer teeth are wide to prevent the teeth from bending. Kay Bojesen shaped the tips of the four teeth angular to avoid sticking in your mouth or destroying the plate. The fork is functional as few. Functionality is the characteristic of Kay Bojesen..

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.4”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Fish Fork

512p

$33.00

Description
Kay Bojesen made the Fish Fork a little shorter than the Dinner Fork out of respect for the classic way if setting the table with the Fish Fork on the outside. The shorter fork makes it easier to separate the fishbones from the fish meat. The fish fork is used as a regular dinner fork. Cover up with the Dinner Knife and the Fish Fork for a cozy summer dinner. Also use the Fish Fork as a serving cutlery for the Sunday lunch, where herring and different cuts of meat are to be served.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6.6”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Shellfish Fork

514p

$30.00

Description
The lobster and seafood fork was one of the 57 silver cutlery pieces that Kay Bojesen created in the 1930s. It is long, narrow and with a small head, which can pry open the soft lobster and free from its shell. In The handle acts as a long, narrow spoon, intended to consume the delicate meat. In the 1950's. When it became possible to make cutlery in steel, only part of the large family of silver cutlery was recreated in stainless steel.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.7”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Meat Fork

519p

$63.00

Description
The roasting fork in Kay Bojesen's Grand Prix series, completing the table coverage and with its long slender teeth, as the name implies, is perfect for serving roasts and steaks. But the roasting fork is at least as successful for the dish with large chunks of vegetables and fruit. The roasting fork is also an excellent tool when standing by the stove or grill and having to turn over your food.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 8.8”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Oyster Fork

515p

$26.00

Description
The oyster fork is small, short and with its round head shaped to first slide into an oyster and then cut the muscle over, with its sharp u-shaped opening, to eventually release it from its shell. Like most other cutlery, the oyster fork can be used for anything other than what the name indicates. For example, use the oyster fork to catch the sardine in its can, for serving olives or other small delicacies on your tapas table..

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 4.5”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Boullion/Dressing Spoon

511p

$31.00

Description
The soup spoon is yet another very useful spoon from Kay Bojesen's Grand Prix series. Boullion spoon is actually its real name, conceived at the time when a larger dinner party began with a small delicate boullion, of course there was a special spoon. The slight asymmetry with the pouring spout to the left makes the Bouillon spoon comfortable to pour with. The pour spout makes the spoon work just as perfect as Dressing spoon. The slightly longer shaft is also useful when going down to jars and tall glasses.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 6.1”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Boullion/Dressing Spoon

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Gravy Spoon

533p

$65.00

Description
Kay Bojesen spent many years studying the perfect drip-free spout. The drip-free spout is a remnant from the time as apprentice of Georg Jensen and a testament to both craftsmanship and accuracy. The shape of the sauce spoon can be considered a sculpture in itself and the spout does not drip

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.2”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Spoon, Small

522p

$39.00

Description
The small servingspoon, is one of the most useful serving spoons for the smaller household. Like one half of the small salad set, it is perfectly suited to all kinds of smaller salads. Like a serving spoon for potatoes and other stuff that you serve in a dish and bowl.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.2”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Spoon, Small

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Spoon, Large

520p

$54.00

Description
The large spoon head can be used for salads, potatoes, and other vegetables.

Kay Bojesen’s original Grand Prix cutlery was created in silver in the 1930’s and presented for the first time at Designsmuseum Denmark in Copenhagen in 1938. Kay Bojesen’s mission was to create the perfect cutlery which was beautiful, functional, and would never steel the attention away from the dinner on the table. The Grand Prix cutlery got it’s name when Kay Bojesen won the first prize at the Triennale in Milan in 1951.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 9.2”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Spoon, Large

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Fork, Small

523p

$39.00

Description
The small salad fork pairs with its better half, The small salad fork, as a lunch-size salad set. The spikes on the fork have the perfect shape. On its own, it fishes herring out of pickle and other stuff from jars which need draining on their way up.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 7.2”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Fork, Small

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Fork, Large

521p

$54.00

Description
The salad fork pairs with its better half, The salad fork, as a lunch-size salad set. The spikes on the fork have the perfect shape. The salad fork bends comfortably so that it, together with the salad spoon, can accommodate what it needs, while allowing excess dressing and moisture to run off.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 9.2”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Serving Fork, Large

Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Grand Prix Cake Server

529p

$67.00

Description
The cake spatula was a weekend feature at Sunday tea with Erna and Kay Bojesen in their apartment in Bellavista. Here the cake was passed around among friends such as architect Magnus Steffensen, furniture designer Finn Juhl and theater painter Svend Johansen. After a long walk in Dyrehaven, a opulent tea table awaited, where the cutlery on the table in the early years was Kay's Grand Prix silver cutlery.

Details
Brand: Kay Bojesen
Collection: Grand Prix
Color: Steel
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 8.8”
Note: Dish-washer safe
Origin: Made in Japan

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