‘Kluk Kluk’ decanter, Jacob Bang, Holmegaard, Denmark. 1960s. glass green and dark burgundy resembling

green and dark burgundy resembling a striking iris

This brass wire design is texturally elevated by a woven cane handle

they may have been used for perfume and alcohol but functioning to impede the speed at which any liquid poured out

but to also highlight the depth of the rich glaze created by Swannell

This example in brilliant deep green retains its original Holmegaard sticker

‘Kluk Kluk’ decanter, Jacob Bang, Holmegaard, Denmark. 1960s. glass green and dark burgundy resemblingDesigned by Jacob Bang for Holmegaard, Denmark, a slim, clear glass 'Kluk Kluk' decanter produced in the 1960s. Ask any household in Denmark about this iconic piece of glassware, and it will be immediately recognised. In the design community worldwide, it is seen as Jacob Bang's most famous designs and highly collectable highly poignant when we realise that not only was he Holmegaard's first employed designer, but the 'Kluk Kluk' was one of his