Peter Muller-Munk for Waring “Deluxe” Mid- Century Modern Blender Model 702A '48

An iconic example of postwar American industrial design, this rare “Deluxe” blender model 702A was designed by celebrated industrial designer Peter Muller-Munk for Waring in 1948. Executed in chrome-plated steel with ribbed glass, Bakelite-style plastic, steel, and rubber components, the design embodies the streamlined machine-age aesthetic that defined Muller-Munk’s influential work.
The sculptural chromed base features elegant stepped detailing, integrated controls, and dramatic Art Deco-inspired forms, while the vertically fluted glass vessel and angular black handle create a striking architectural silhouette. The original lid assembly retains its distinctive black rubber mounting points and polished metal cap, highlighting the thoughtful engineering and refined styling characteristic of early Waring appliances.
Peter Muller-Munk was among the most important industrial designers of the twentieth century, recognized for elevating utilitarian household objects into sophisticated modern forms. His work for Waring helped establish the blender as both a functional kitchen appliance and a symbol of modern American living.
A highly decorative and increasingly collectible example of mid-century American industrial design, ideal for display in modernist interiors or significant twentieth-century design collections.
Make your margaritas in style this summer.