Space Age Dome Lid Smoke Lucite Ice Bucket

Great design on this rare mid century modern lucite sphere with chrome handle, lidded Italian Ice bucket designed by Paolo Tilche for Guzzini circa 1970's.

Vintage stylish Italian design. The design of this elegant ice bucket is timeless. Incredibly chic. A glamorous addition to your bar or as a stylish vessel for other uses. This piece...

Vintage stylish Italian design. The design of this elegant ice bucket is timeless. Incredibly chic. A glamorous addition to your bar or as a stylish vessel for other uses. This piece...

Mid-century modern lucite ice bucket, circa 1980s. This piece is in great vintage condition and measures 8"D x 8.5"H; a glamorous addition to your MCM bar! #3558

Amazing plexiglass square ice bucket, frozen effect, made in Italy in the 1970s.

Step back into the futuristic glamour of the 1970s with this stunning, highly collectible "Bowling" ice bucket designed by the prestigious German manufacturer WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik). A quintessential masterpiece of Space Age design, this piece brilliantly mimics the iconic form of a bowling ball resting on a sleek, pedestal-like base. Crafted with a premium brushed-metal finish, the spherical lid features three stylized finger-hole indentations that serve as an incredibly clever, ergonomic handle. A transparent acrylic/lucite ring seamlessly bridges the lid and the base, adding a beautiful layer of depth and mid-century sci-fi flair. Whether you are looking to elevate your bar cart or add a definitive statement piece to your Mid-Century Modern collection, this ice bucket is a flawless blend of playful pop-culture imagery and sophisticated German engineering.It's in excellent condition. Dimension: diameter 6,29 x 7,48 H inches diameter 16 cm x cm 19 H WMF stands for Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (which translates to Württemberg Metal Goods Factory). Here is a breakdown of the company's background and what makes their barware like your ice bucket highly valued. In 1927, WMF registered this trademark for their high-grade, 18/10 stainless steel ("Crom" refers to chromium, which makes it rust-resistant, and "argan" refers to silver, because it has a bright, silver-like luster). Cromargan became the company's signature material. It is incredibly durable, resistant to food acids, scratch-resistant, and maintains its shine without polishing. During the mid-20th century, WMF collaborated with legendary Bauhaus-trained designers like Wilhelm Wagenfeld. They shifted their aesthetic to a sleek, minimalist, functional design language. Many WMF ice buckets...

Heavy, Lucite ice bucket in the form of a world globe suspended in a cube. The interior is embossed with earth having longitude and latitude lines.

1980's Lucite Ice Bucket with matching lid in Wonderful condition.