Rare ‘Gourgelette’ Kluk Kluk decanter, Jacob Bang, Holmegaard, Denmark. 1960s. ceramics instead having an integral mount

instead having an integral mount to the top half to hang Mackintosh designed fire tools (tongs and a poker)

and the Minneapolis lamp found its way into practically every room as floor

5cm / Diameter: 8cm

These objects - often 'found' - are regularly incorporated into Niblett's work

Height: 15cm / Diameter: 7cm

Rare ‘Gourgelette’ Kluk Kluk decanter, Jacob Bang, Holmegaard, Denmark. 1960s. ceramics instead having an integral mountAsk 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 earliest creations with the manufacturer. The root of this design can interestingly be traced back to the Middle Ages,