Cutlery set for Droog by Ed Annink
Onno, Ed, Ms. Teaspoon and the King of Gold by Ed Annink
Onno, Ed, Ms. Teaspoon and the King of Gold by Ed Annink
Cutlery set
by Ed Annink
€ 99,50
* € 83,61 outside the EU
Description
Ordinary cutlery has become extraordinary, with Princes Morning the spoon, King of Gold the fork and King Midas the knife-all gold plated.In 2010 Droog began purchasing leftovers from liquidation sales and other leftovers, inviting designers to treat them as raw material for their creative re-interpretation. This item is available in an edition as dictated by the limited lot quantity.
Specifications
Year:
2010
Material: stainless steel cutlery + 24 karat gold plating
Package Size: 28.50 x 16.50 x 4.00
Package Weight: 0.47kg
Edition: 60
Material: stainless steel cutlery + 24 karat gold plating
Package Size: 28.50 x 16.50 x 4.00
Package Weight: 0.47kg
Edition: 60
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Centraal Museum (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
Ed Annink
Ed Annink is a product designer, curator and teacher. His products are on the international consumer market under such labels as Driade, Authentics, Royal VKB, Purple South, Kwantum and Nexus computers. On his initiative, books are published, exhibitions are organized and archives of our cultural heritage are made accessible to the public. One of his most recent projects is Design Den Haag 2010— 2018, a ten-year program focusing on design and government in Europe. Annink created the exhibition program for the first edition in 2010 (in Den Haag and Berlin). Ed Annink is co-owner and creative director of Ontwerpwerk, a multidisciplinary design office in Amsterdam and Den Haag.
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