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Champagne Vintage Set CHABANNE "Perles Brillant" Secchielli in Stainless Steel 18/10 with Antique Documents Canard-Duchêne (1996) and original boxes

Precious and rare vintage collection set for champagne service, consisting of high-end tableware by the French manufacture Chabanne Orfèvre and historical memorabilia from the famous Champagne house Canard-Duchêne of Ludes (Reims).

The set combines the refined geometric design of the French table from the twentieth century with the wine history of the Champagne region.

The lot includes all original elements, details below:

• Buckets made of solid Stainless Steel 18/10, individually stamped on the bottom "Chabanne france". Belong to the prestigious "Perles Brillant" collection, characterized by a mirror-polished finish of excellent brilliance and a refined beaded relief pattern along the circular base. Both are equipped with classic movable side ring handles.

• Large Ice Bucket (Glacette / Seau à Champagne - Model 720112):
Designed to hold and chill the champagne bottle.
• Measurements: Height 22.5 cm | Top Diameter 19.5 cm
• Weight: 1350 g

• Small Ice Bucket (Coordinated Ice Holder):
Designed to contain and serve ice cubes at table.
• Measurements: Height 15 cm | Top Diameter 12.5 cm
• Weight: 480 g

Original Packaging (Chabanne):
The set includes the two original rigid presentation boxes from the Chabanne boutique. They are made of textured dove-grey pressed cardboard, complete with their respective coordinating lids bearing the official logo "Chabanne".
The box for the large bucket retains the factory original trade label with the wording "PERLES BRILLANT 720112 SEAU A CHAMPAGNE".

Total weight of the lot (Buckets + 2 boxes included): 2250 g (2.250 kg)

Antique Historical Documents (Champagne Canard-Duchêne):
Rare original paperware from the Ludes (Reims) house, printed in autumn 1996. The documents include the emblem with the double-headed eagle (granted to the house by Tsar Nicholas II of Russia) and the old French telephone numbers preceding the late-1996 telephony reform.

• Vintage invitation card: Front shows the details of the historic headquarters, while the back features an antique street map showing the route from Reims to Ludes for a visit to the cellars and tasting.

• Official printed guide ("Quelques Conseils Utiles"): Contains the house’s historical tips on how to store wine, how to uncork the bottle with elegance, the ideal serving temperature (6°-8°C), and descriptions of the historic cuvées (including the prestigious Cuvée Charles VII).

General condition of the lot:
Near Mint.
The stainless steel buckets are in superb structural condition: no dents, no obvious scratches, and no deep signs of wear. The reflective surface shows only a few very light and normal surface halos due to time, easily removable. The items appear never to have been used, although, as this is a vintage lot, 100% guaranteed.

The two original boxes are intact and solid, with minor and normal external storage marks.
The paper documents are well preserved, without tears.