Midcentury Italian Lucite “Ice Block” Ice Bucket in the Albrizzi Style

Midcentury Italian Lucite “Ice Block” Ice Bucket in the Albrizzi StyleA striking midcentury faceted Lucite ice container in the manner of Alessandro Albrizzi, celebrated for his sculptural use of acrylic in barware and decorative design. The substantial form features a removable lid with peg hinge and thick, highly polished walls that refract light like cut crystal. Exceptional craftsmanship and clarity distinguish this unsigned example, offering the glamour of 1970s Italian design with a modern architectural presence.

A striking midcentury faceted Lucite ice container in the manner of Alessandro Albrizzi, celebrated for his sculptural use of acrylic in barware and decorative design. The substantial form features a removable lid with peg hinge and thick, highly polished walls that refract light like cut crystal. Exceptional craftsmanship and clarity distinguish this unsigned example, offering the glamour of 1970s Italian design with a modern architectural presence.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Mid 20th Century / Studio
Condition: Light wear; faint micro-scratches consistent with age
Country of Origin: Italy (unsigned)
Materials: Lucite / Acrylic
Dimensions: 6.25" L × 6.25" W × 9" H
Color/Finish: Transparent
Care: Clean with soft microfiber; avoid solvents

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