Silver, silverplate and Sheffield plate wine coolers (also known as ice buckets or ice pails) accomodate only one bottle and are designed to sit on the table, in contrast to the much larger timber versions which hold many bottles and sit on the floor. Shapes vary from a plain bucket to a more elaborate vase or urn shape and often include an interior container to hold the ice and bottle, and handles to the side to assist on moving. Most wine coolers were manufactured from around the 1770s to the Victorian period.
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George Jensen champagne bucket having a modern twist on ice bucket design this helmet shaped bucket 26 26 cm high with a reeded front finish
A good quality silver plated rectangular twin bottle Champagne cooler, French, circa 1900, 25 cm high, 29.5 cm wide, 18 cm deep
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