Full 7 Pc Modern Stnls. Stl. WAVE Desk Set Royal Copenhagen Georg Jensen Denmark

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Full 7 Pc Modern Stnls. Stl. WAVE Desk Set Royal Copenhagen Georg Jensen Denmark:
$299.95

Provenance:
The original WAVE Desk Series was introduced in 1992 with these 7 desk accessories as shown. WAVE was accepted to the permanent collection of the Cooper Hewitt Museum, New York, the nation’s design museum arm of the Smithsonian, in 1994. It was designed by Steve McGugan (see bio below), an internationally acclaimed industrial designer, for Georg Jensen (Georg Jensen was acquired by Royal Copenhagen in 1972 and thus the confusion sometimes as to provenance). The products are made from satin stainless steel and rubber. The series is out of production and highly collectible.
This complete original set is in near perfect condition and has no scratches or dents. All pieces are in their original boxes except the small tray. The set includes the important 3 links used to hook the 4 pieces together from below. These important pieces are missing from most sets and individual pieces. Extra paper in the necessary special size is included for the note holder.
Dimensions: The covered container, notepad holder, pen holder and tape dispenser each measure 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” H. The large tray measures 12 3/4\" x 10 3/4\". The small tray measures 5 1/2\" x 7\".This collectible museum quality set is priced fairly given its completeness and condition. The original set sold for much more. If you want a complete \"keeper\" set, this is the one in which to invest.Designed by Steve McGugan:

Steve has lived in Denmark since 1982. Hewas born in Canada in 1960 and raised in United States. He was educatedat the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. After moving to Denmark, Steve worked forthree years as in-house designer at Bang & Olufsen and thereafterthree years as assistant designer at David Lewis Industrial Design. In1988 he established his own design studio in Copenhagen.Today, Steve designs products for a numberof Danish and international companies, specializing in design ofmedical products, electronic products, telecommunication products aswell as consumer products. The designs vary greatly and appeal to a wide variety of end-users, but they all have a simple and functional design style.Steve has received numberous designawards, such as the Danish Design award, G bprize from Japan, IF designaward and Red Dot design award.On top of this, some of his products wereeven accepted to the New York Museum of Modern Art\'s permanent designcollection and other are exhibited in permanent design collection atCooper Hewitt Museum in New York.