19th Century Oak / Ceramic Ice Bucket

This 19th-century French metal ice bucket is crafted from hand-hammered brass, showcasing the warm, reflective tones characteristic of antique French metalwork. Its rounded form and ...

of oval form and having handles at the sides, the front with a cast coat of arms

Mid-century brown oak ice bucket Italy 1950s h 16 cm - 14 cm diam. Conditions: excellent conditions consistent with age and use.

A rare large antique French white ironstone lidded ice bucket, circa 1890. Made by famous French pottery maker Creil et Montereau in the Oise Department of France. Marked on reverse....

Rarely found and highly sought-after ice bucket in English Oak in the form of a coopered bucket bound with silverplated banding with quality screwed construction. The interior is lu...

This 20th-century Italian wooden ice bucket showcases a warm ochre-toned finish with a softly weathered patina that adds vintage charm. Its tapered cylindrical form is accented by su...

This 20th Century French metal ice bucket is a refined example of classic barware, blending decorative detail with functional elegance. Crafted from polished metal, the bucket featur...

This 20th Century French metal ice bucket combines sleek design with subtle decorative detail. Made from polished metal with a slightly aged patina, the bucket features double banded...

19th Century English Nickel Silver Champagne Bucket. Offered is a handsome late 19th-early 20th century English Edwardian champagne or wine cooler or wine chiller created of nickel silver. A beautiful antique bar accessory...

A superb oak and copper ice bucket designed and manufactured in France in the Fifties in the style of Geraud Lafitte. It's in original condition and patina, probably it hasn'' been never used. The ice bucket exhibits characteristics of Mid-century Modern Style popular during that era. This wine cooler has a smooth, curved design, made from oak wood and accented with copper elements. The use of quality materials aligns with the craftsmanship typical of the period. It's a fantastic and usable barware...