Kay Bojesen's Royal Life Guard Regiment consisted of several different soldiers and the Officer was part of the troops. Kay Bojesen created the soldiers for the first time in 1940 on the occasion of King Christian the X’s 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 the smaller figures in the same size as we know them from the Postman and the Police Officer. The officer carries his saber and stands as the leader of the Regiment.

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Make Christmas even more with this cute, red-and-white Christmas Ole.

Kay Bojesen's imaginative family of wooden toys has a very special appeal for both children and adults. A classic and an ideal gift idea that will be handed down from generation to generation.

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Make Christmas even more with this cute, red-and-white Christmas Lise.

Kay Bojesen's imaginative family of wooden toys has a very special appeal for both children and adults. A classic and an ideal gift idea that will be handed down from generation to generation.

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The famous, much-loved Danish designer Kay Bojesen drew the popular Santa Claus in 1948, but poor Santa was on his own without Mrs Claus for many years. That’s all changed now that Mrs Claus has found her Santa. Together, they make a delightful couple on a shelf or windowsill in the run-up to Christmas. 

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Kay Bojesen's original Santa from the 1940s with his sack and walking stick will become a favourite and familiar motif that will bring joy year after year when rediscovered in your box of Christmas decorations.

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