Faux Leather Barware

Fun vintage Mid-Century Modern red faux patent leather and white faux leather and plastic ribbed ice bucket with a mod red and white daisy knob. This fantastic ice bucket is in wonde...

A nice barware item from Germany, 1970s. An all original Mid-Century Modern item to display in your bar or just on a cupboard with your ice cubes. M...

Handsome vintage mid-century modern ice bucket signed by George Briard original tan & rust faux suede leather with brass toned ring knob handle. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear even if it has been refinished or restored. No outstanding flaws have been detected. Please see photos, zoom in for details, and see long description as they are part of the condition report. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1960s-1970s. Bangin’ Beverages begin with an ice-cold cube form a BEAUTIFUL BLAZIN BUCKET!!! And WE just happen to have one to offer to you!! That’s right… we have a marvelous vintage ice bucket signed by George Briard wearing its original exquisite tan faux suede leather & rust & off white details surrounding the body, including a solid rust colored vinyl lid topped with a lovely brass toned ring knob handle. It totally gives you that “Hunt Club” vibe… INCREDIBLE!!! This vintage ice bucket is sure to be a hit at your next party, social event, or gathering sitting alongside your favorite drinking glasses, stemware, or cordials. It will be perfect filled with ice at your buffet or bar, on your dining table or breakfast nook, in a display hutch in your kitchen, or out on a side table by the pool next to your beach lounger. It is EXACTLY what the party ordered! George Briard is a nom de plume for designer and artist Jascha Brojdo who was born May 17, 1917, in Poland. He was born Jakub Brojdo but changed his name to Jascha upon moving to Chicago in 1937 where he attended the Art Institute of Chicago and earned his MFA. During WWII he served on General George S. Patton’s staff as an interpreter. He ended up in New York after his discharge from the Army and began working with a friend, Max Willie, from art school. It was Willie who suggested the name George Briard for his hand painted serving trays he began making and selling, and who first produced his commercial products. After painting trays for a time, he moved on to buying glassware blanks from Libbey and Anchor Hocking and embellishing them with his designs, most times in 22-karot gold. He soon learned he could license his name to those companies as well as other companies to create his designs for him. His creations became highly popular through the 1950s to 1970s. During those years you could find his name on everything from glass, to ceramic, metal, or wood and on trays, coffee pots, dishes, and more. They were offered for sale in high end department stores such as Neiman Marcus and Bonwit Teller. In 2004 he was awarded the Frank S. Child Lifetime Achievement Award by The Society of Glass and Ceramic Decorators. George or rather Jascha or maybe it’s Jakub passed away a year later in New York at the age of 88. His work has become sought after by collectors and his nom de plume has become a mid-century Icon. Cocktail hour will never be the same once you own a vintage George Briard ice...

Unique faux leather ice bucket by Georges Briard. Very good original condition and ready for use.

Mid Century Modern vintage wine cooler shows a brass plated metal base and a green faux leather body. The front side is decorated with a golden crown. The wine cooler was fitted with...

Stunning Pair Chrome Art Deco Swivel Bar / Counter Stools by Meyer Smith..Super Stylized,, Amazing original Black and Red Naugahyde tops,, Great taper chrome bases with foot rail...

Marvelous Mid-20th Century MCM or Mid Century Modern Dorothy Thorpe Allegro collection style silver banded set of 5 tumblers, 4 stems, and one black faux patent leather Kraftware signed ice bucket with yellow & white marbleized interior bucket, chrome lid, & knob. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that these are vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear even if it has been refinished or restored. Specifically, no chiggers, chips, or cracks have been detected and silver is in excellent condition. No outstanding flaws to ice bucket. Please see photos, zoom in for details, and see long description as they are part of the condition report. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Mid-20th Century. Happy Hour just got a whole lot HAPPIER!!!!! WOW!!! This is a marvelous set of glassware in the style of Dorothy Thorpe Allegro collection comprised of 5 tumblers and 4 stems or wine coupes and an incredible Kraftware signed black faux patent leather ice bucket. Having a mid-morning brunch or evening cocktail party? What a sophisticated set of glassware to impress your guests! And this ice bucket!!!! How sleek!!! Between the beauty of the black faux patent leather and striking chrome lid & knob… it’s so refined!!! It also bears a unique yellow & white marbleized interior detail ready to keep your cubes super cold. This would be an exceptional way to serve fresh orange juice, mimosas, lemonade, a double scotch, a gin & tonic, or a big ‘ol glass of iced tea. And, if you aren’t entertaining, they will look marvelous sitting on the buffet, at your bar, or in your China or display cabinet! The name Dorothy Thorpe is simply mid-century modern and Hollywood Regency glamour at its finest and these glasses represent her iconic style. They explode with mid-century modern exquisiteness with a bit of Hollywood Regency sass! Kraftware has been in business for over 35 years and is now located in New Jersey. They manufacture and design quality barware and accessories such as drinkware, ice buckets, and the perfect trays to compliment your themes. Kraftware's quality and style is unmatched. This is a stunning set of silver mercury banded glassware in the style of Dorothy Thorpe Allegro collection and an eye-catching Kraftware ice bucket...

This bottles rack is made of rattan, black lacquered metal and faux-leather. This is a French work. Circa 1970