Champagne cooler - "Monopole Reims, Heidsieck & Co" Argit Very beautiful champagne bucket Art Deco – 1930

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€ 43
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Michel Karis
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Selected by Michel Karis

Art historian with extensive experience working at various auction houses in antiques.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
IT
€43
FR
€36
IT
€36

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Chrome-plated metal champagne bucket, Art Deco, dating to the 1930s, in excellent condition with only minor signs of wear.

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"Monopole Reims, Heidsieck & Co" Argit Very beautiful champagne cooler Art Deco – 1930

The cooler is made of chrome-plated metal and has been beautifully designed. It features handles adorned with clusters of grapes and vine leaves, with its very beautiful shield-shaped plaque on the front, in the typically Art Deco style of the 1930s, where very fine coolers like this one featured a raised relief plaque.

It has a very nice shine, even shinier than in the photos, photos that are often difficult to take because the coolers shine like a mirror.

This authentic champagne cooler "Monopole Reims, Heidsieck & Co" is timeless. It is superb because of its elegance, its rarity, and its age: 96 years old.

It is also a very beautiful collectible piece for champagne cooler collectors from the Art Deco era.

The interior shows signs of wear, which do not take away from its beauty.

it is stamped "Argit" France on the bottom

Dimensions:
Height: 20 cm
Diameter: 19 cm

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It will be very carefully packed and shipped by insured registered mail with tracking

Notice to bidders: No shipping to the United States, as well as Norway, due to the new regulation with France.

Seller's Story

I sell various trinkets, crockery, photos, objects from different collections, I buy them from my family and at garage sales. I am passionate about history
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"Monopole Reims, Heidsieck & Co" Argit Very beautiful champagne cooler Art Deco – 1930

The cooler is made of chrome-plated metal and has been beautifully designed. It features handles adorned with clusters of grapes and vine leaves, with its very beautiful shield-shaped plaque on the front, in the typically Art Deco style of the 1930s, where very fine coolers like this one featured a raised relief plaque.

It has a very nice shine, even shinier than in the photos, photos that are often difficult to take because the coolers shine like a mirror.

This authentic champagne cooler "Monopole Reims, Heidsieck & Co" is timeless. It is superb because of its elegance, its rarity, and its age: 96 years old.

It is also a very beautiful collectible piece for champagne cooler collectors from the Art Deco era.

The interior shows signs of wear, which do not take away from its beauty.

it is stamped "Argit" France on the bottom

Dimensions:
Height: 20 cm
Diameter: 19 cm

See all photos

It will be very carefully packed and shipped by insured registered mail with tracking

Notice to bidders: No shipping to the United States, as well as Norway, due to the new regulation with France.

Seller's Story

I sell various trinkets, crockery, photos, objects from different collections, I buy them from my family and at garage sales. I am passionate about history
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
France
Material
"Monopole Reims, Heidsieck & Co" Argit Very beautiful champagne bucket Art Deco – 1930
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
Sold by
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1460
Objects sold
96.55%
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