Vintage faux wood Insulated ice bucket

vintage faux wood ice bucket, typically made from insulated plastic or fiberglass that has been molded and finished to resemble carved wood. These items were popular barware accessories, especially in the Mid-Century Modern (MCM) era, particularly the 1960s and 1970s. Key Details Material: It is not real wood, but rather an insulated material like fiberglass (by Owens Corning) or hard plastic (from the "Brentwood Collection" by Superior). This provides better insulation for ice. Design: The bucket features faux wood grain texturing and decorative relief panels, often depicting motifs like the floral/ribbon design seen in your image or sometimes grapes and leaves. It also has a lid and a bail handle. Use: It functions as an ice bucket for chilling wine, champagne, or general bar ice and usually has an inner plastic liner that is removable for easy cleaning. Collectibility: These items are sought after by collectors of vintage barware and Mid-Century Modern decor. this is in really great condition 8" wide 10.5" high