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Datti and Boje are cheerful skiing wooden dolls that Kay Bojesen designed in the 1940’s. The red-cheeked characters were named after his family members – his son Otto was called Boje, and Datti was the nickname of his daughter-in-law Ruth. The dolls are made of beech and feature skis, skiing poles and outfits painted with vibrant colours. |
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Boje the skier boy
Kay Bojesen Denmark
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Datti and Boje are cheerful skiing wooden dolls that Kay Bojesen designed in the 1940’s. The red-cheeked characters were named after his family members – his son Otto was called Boje, and Datti was the nickname of his daughter-in-law Ruth. The dolls are made of beech and feature skis, skiing poles and outfits painted with vibrant colours. |
- Width: 6 cm
- Depth: 17 cm
- Height: 15.5 cm
- Material Painted beech
- Product ID: RD39410
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Based on 4 reviews
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Fiona B | Verified Customer
Auckland, New Zealand
Very cute! A great little winter decoration! Very well made and carefully wrapped for it's trip to New Zealand!
1 year ago
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Tami L | Verified Customer
Madison, United States
I love it. Instant family heirloom. Quality and design are couldn’t be better.
2 years ago
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Anonymous | Verified Customer
Novo Mesto, Slovenia
Great remember on skiing days and wibter
2 years ago
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