Ice Pail Collection

Ice service, ice pail, butter dish, saladbowl with helpers. Lithograph from a catalog of metal products manufactured by
FLO4731776 Ice service, ice pail, butter dish, saladbowl with helpers. Lithograph from a catalog of metal products manufactured by Wuerttemberg Metalware Factory, Geislingen, Germany

Still Life, mid-18th-early 19th century. Creator: Per Hillestrom
Still Life, mid-18th-early 19th century

Still life, c.1644-c.1666. Creator: Jan Albertsz. Rotius
Still life, c.1644-c.1666

The fishwife, 1650-1670. Creator: Gerritsz Quiringh van Brekelenkam
The fishwife, 1650-1670

Design for two wine coolers or vases, c.1765-c.1780. Creator: Anon
Design for two wine coolers or vases, c.1765-c.1780

Banquet Still Life, 1644. Creator: Adriaen van Utrecht
Banquet Still Life, 1644. Other Title(s): Pronk Still Life with a Parrot, Dog and Monkey

Still life with stoneware jug, 1878. Creator: Maria Vos
Still life with stoneware jug, 1878

The International Exhibition: Group of porcelain articles by Sir James Duke and Nephews, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: Group of porcelain articles by Sir James Duke and Nephews, 1862. Ceramics in antique style which have...as a centrepiece a large vase of an Etruscan character

Wine Cistern, Italy, 1553. Creator: Francesco Durantino
Wine Cistern, Italy, 1553

Wine Cooler, Ireland, c. 1821. Creator: Mack, Williams, and Gibton
Wine Cooler, Ireland, c. 1821

Wine Cooler, France, 1800 / 50. Creator: Jean Baptiste Claude Odiot
Wine Cooler, France, 1800/50

Pair of Wine Coolers, 1873. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Pair of Wine Coolers, 1873

Wine Cooler, Germany, southern, 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Wine Cooler, Germany, southern, 18th century

Mayo and Companys Patent Syphon Vases for Aerated Waters (engraving)
1594486 Mayo and Companys Patent Syphon Vases for Aerated Waters (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

La Colation preparee dans un jardin. n. d. Creators: Claude Gillot, Jacques Gabriel Huquier
La Colation preparee dans un jardin.n.d

The Gourmands, 1920-1930. Pochoir print

Ice Pail 1793-1807 Flight & Barr British
Ice Pail, 1793-1807. Flight & Barr (British). Porcelain; diameter of mouth: 16.1 cm (6 5/16 in.); overall: 28.6 cm (11 1/4 in.)

Black African Removing Bottles From a Cooler, 18th century. Creator: Francois Boucher
Black African Removing Bottles From a Cooler, 18th century. After Antoine Watteau

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The evolution of the ice pail throughout history is a testament to its importance in keeping beverages cool and refreshing. It all began in Italy, back in 1553, when Francesco Durantino created the first wine cistern. This innovative creation allowed wine lovers to enjoy their favorite drink at the perfect temperature even during hot summer days. Fast forward to Ireland in 1821, where Mack, Williams, and Gibton introduced their version of the wine cooler. This design revolutionized the way people enjoyed their drinks by providing an elegant and practical solution for chilling bottles. France also played a significant role in shaping the ice pail's history. Jean Baptiste Claude Odiot crafted a stunning wine cooler between 1800 and 1850 that showcased his exceptional craftsmanship. The intricate details on this piece made it not only functional but also a work of art. Tiffany & Co took inspiration from these French designs and created a pair of exquisite wine coolers in 1873. These luxurious creations became highly sought-after items among those who appreciated fine craftsmanship combined with functionality. Germany contributed its own unique style to the world of ice pails with an unknown creator crafting a southern German wine cooler during the 18th century. Its simple yet elegant design reflected Germany's commitment to both beauty and practicality. Moving away from traditional alcoholic beverages, Mayo and Company's Patent Syphon Vases for Aerated Waters brought innovation into play by incorporating cooling technology into serving vessels for carbonated drinks. Artistic depictions also captured moments involving ice pails throughout history. Claude Gillot and Jacques Gabriel Huquier portrayed "La Colation preparee dans un jardin, " showcasing how these containers were used during social gatherings amidst beautiful gardens. Even black African culture embraced ice pails as depicted by Francois Boucher's painting from the 18th century titled "Black African Removing Bottles From a Cooler. " It highlights how this invention transcended borders and became a symbol of sophistication.