This exquisite 1930s-era pressed glass ice bucket brings that effortless "Nancy Meyers" coastal sophistication directly to your bar cart or kitchen island. Its architectural fluted lines and substantial tab handles perfectly capture the essence of refined entertaining, bridging the gap between vintage charm and the 2026 preference for collected, storied interiors. The glass features a classic starburst pattern on the base and tapered vertical panels that catch the light beautifully, making it as much a sculptural centerpiece as it is a functional chiller for your next intimate gathering. Whether it’s styled with fresh peonies as a heavy-bottomed vase or filled with ice for an evening of martinis, this piece serves as a thoughtful housewarming or wedding gift for those who value timeless quality over the disposable. Please note that as a genuine vintage find, this item is in condition consistent with its age; there is a notable chip on the underside of one tab handle as shown in the detail photos. We do our best to identify and highlight all flaws, and we encourage you to review the images closely to appreciate its authentic character.