Vintage Champagne Bucket

Dimensions are 9" High x 10" Deep x 7.5" Wide

• The Brand: Domaine Chandon was established in 1973 by the iconic French Champagne house Moët & Chandon. It marked a historic milestone as the first French-owned sparkling wine venture in the United States, settled in Napa Valley, California.
• The Manufacturer: Although produced for the American-founded label, these specific commercial-grade buckets were manufactured in France during the 1970s. They were crafted by legendary French barware manufacturers like Argit or MOD Meaux, which produced high-end service pieces for elite hotels and restaurants. 
• The Emblem: The central circular logo showcases the historical star emblem. This design choice pays homage to the parent house, Moët & Chandon, which has utilized the star as a symbol of prestige and excellence since 1807.

• Material: Lightweight, polished industrial aluminum designed to withstand heavy restaurant use and resist tarnishing from ice water. 
• Handles: Heavy, distinctive pivoting ring-pull handles anchored by rounded mounts, a classic French mid-century design feature providing a practical grip for busy sommeliers. 
• Body Styling: A traditional tapered silhouette accented with a series of clean, incised horizontal cooling ribs near the rim and the base.