Austrian Party Palette and Spork Set by Amboss, 1970s, Set of 6

Description

Up to three very nice stackable party sets, „Partypalette“, model K70, consisting of square plates plus spork, a combination of … more Up to three very nice stackable party sets, „Partypalette“, model K70, consisting of square plates plus spork, a combination of spoon and fork (Göffel). Designed by Ernst Otto Loewe, made by Amboss Neuzeughammer / Austria in the 1970s. The plates are made of plastic, the sporks are made of stainless steel. Designed for stand-up parties, the party plate is held like an artist's palette by putting the thumb through the opening in the centre. with the spork party food could be eaten with one hand. The round recess is for holding a glass. The Partypalette has been awarded at the European design competition in 1970. The plates and sporks are fully marked. There are two yellow/orange plates and one orange/red plate available. The plates are in very good condition with marginal signs of wear and the flatware shows age-related signs of wear, but also nothing major. The displayed glass ist not included. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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