This striking vintage ice bucket channels the elegance of mid-century entertaining with its bold starburst base and dramatic flared edge. Reminiscent of the glassware produced by Princess House, Indiana Glass, and Colony Glass in the 1960s–70s, this unbranded piece brings the same sophistication—without the label (or the price tag). Crafted from clear pressed glass with brilliant clarity and weight, it was designed to catch the light and conversation at any cocktail gathering. From above or below, the intricate molded thumbprint design steals the spotlight.
Please note: On one side, there is a faint vertical scratch that at first glance appears to be a natural mold seam. Only on closer inspection—yes, with a fingernail—does it reveal itself as a surface flaw. It doesn’t detract from the display or function, but we believe in full transparency.
Whether you're channeling Mad Men vibes or curating a bar cart with vintage flair, this piece brings retro glamour to the table.
