The first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition. This piece is a tin-based alloy tin-plated wine rack ice bucket from the French medieval period. It is an old-fashioned barware. The main body is cast from tin-antimony-copper-tin-based alloy. The surface is entirely plated with white tin. The one-piece molding process is solid and heavy, and the oval base is stable and solid. The left and right double barrels are equipped with movable handles, which can hold two bottles of wine at the same time. Ice cubes can be filled into the barrels to achieve freezing. The round hole in the middle can be used to place small utensils such as cups and wine stoppers. Both sides of the vessel are embossed with the classic French Bordeaux wine label. On one side is the castle architectural pattern of Chateau Cos d'Estournel 1966 vintage wine label, and on the other side is the crown mythical animal emblem of Cheñas 1962 vintage wine label. The embossed pattern and French imprinting details are clear. Objects retain traces of use over time Does not include alcohol sold