VINTAGE 70s INGRID CHICAGO PARTY BALL WITH SERVICE FOR SIX
$98.00
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Mod practicality in a ball! True to the era's aesthetic, the Ingrid Picnic Ball, also known as the Ingrid Chicago Party Ball, is a vintage, Mid-Century Modern portable plastic picnic set from the 1970s. The dinnerware is housed in a sphere-shaped case that separates into two large serving bowls. Produced by Ingrid Chicago, an American manufacturer, the party ball is a clever replica of Carlo Viglino's "Pic Bol" design for the Fratelli Guzzini company of Italy.
The Ingrid Picnic Ball is made from durable plastic, such as melamine or polyethylene, and is available in a variety of vibrant colors, including red, yellow, green, blue, and white. Complete sets can include pieces for six people. While the number and type of items can vary slightly by version, a typical set features a carrier ball split into two halves that open to form two large serving bowls and, when combined, create a portable carrying case with a handle. Stored inside are six large plates and six smaller salad or dessert-sized plates, six bowls for soup or other dishes, six cups, and one serving tray, which also serves as a lid for the dinnerware.
Ingrid Party Balls came in various styles, including solid-colored outer balls and dinnerware in different patterns or colors. The customer could choose a solid-colored ball with mixed-color dinnerware or a set in one solid color.
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