Vintage Georges Briard Gold Ice Bucket – Mid-Century Modern Barware with Lucite Handle
Product details
| Management number | 253773462 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$32.00 | Model Number | 253773462 | ||
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Bring classic mid-century cocktail glamour to your home bar with this vintage Georges Briard gold ice bucket, a striking piece of designer barware from the golden age of entertaining.
This ice bucket features a gold anodized aluminum exterior with vertical ribbed detailing, paired with a clear lucite swing handle and acrylic lid topped with a sleek brass pull. The reflective metallic finish captures the luxurious style that defined cocktail culture during the 1960s and 1970s.
Inside, the bucket includes its removable insulated liner and displays the Georges Briard maker’s mark, confirming its authenticity.
Barware by Georges Briard became synonymous with stylish home entertaining during the post-war cocktail boom. His pieces were sold through high-end department stores and became staples of fashionable bar carts across America.
Today, Briard designs are highly collectible among lovers of:
• mid-century modern décor
• vintage cocktail culture
• designer barware
This ice bucket makes a beautiful statement piece on a bar cart, cocktail cabinet, or home bar setup.
Condition
Good vintage condition.
• Maker’s mark present
• Light wear to exterior consistent with age
• No chips, cracks, or tears
• Interior liner intact
• Lid and lucite handle present
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Historical Information for Collectors
Georges Briard was one of the most influential designers of American barware during the 1950s through the 1970s.
Known for combining bold graphics and luxury materials such as gold accents, enamel decoration, and acrylic, Briard’s pieces were widely sold in upscale department stores like Neiman Marcus and Bonwit Teller.
During the mid-century cocktail boom, decorative barware became a symbol of sophisticated entertaining, and Briard’s designs helped define the look of the modern home bar.
Today his pieces remain highly collectible among vintage décor enthusiasts.
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