A commanding presence in cut crystal, this 1950s champagne bucket from Cristallerie de Lorraine is defined by weight, clarity, and scale. The form is generous and architectural, designed in an extra large proportion that anchors the table with quiet authority.
The crystal is thick and deeply cut, its facets catching light in broad, luminous planes. This density gives the piece a sense of permanence, while the precision of the cutting introduces brilliance and movement across the surface.

When filled with ice and bottles, the bucket comes into its full expression. Light refracts through the crystal, condensation gathers along its weight, and the piece becomes both vessel and focal point.

Cristallerie de Lorraine is known for its tradition of French crystal making, where substance and craftsmanship meet. This example carries that legacy forward, offering a balance of scale, clarity, and enduring presence