Mid-Century Modern Copper and Silver Striped Ice Bucket with Brass Trim

This is a cylindrical ice bucket, characteristic of Mid-Century Modern design, likely from the 1960s to 1970s. Its main body features a striking pattern of alternating copper-toned and silver-toned diagonal stripes, creating a dynamic visual effect. The stripes appear to be applied or inlaid metal, possibly aluminum or stainless steel for the silver, and copper or a copper-finished material for the brownish sections, all with a brushed or satin finish. The top and bottom rims of the bucket are adorned with polished brass-toned bands. The top brass band serves as a collar for the lid (partially visible) and is quite wide and reflective, showing minor surface wear consistent with age and use, including some small scratches and possibly light tarnishing. A hinged handle, also brass-toned, arches over the top, made from a flat strip of metal, suggesting robust construction. The handle also shows some slight discoloration or patina. The overall condition appears good vintage, with the potential for minor surface abrasions that are not clearly discernible in the provided image. The interior, though not visible, would typically be insulated, often with a plastic liner. This piece combines functional design with aesthetic appeal, making it a stylish barware accessory from its era. The craftsmanship is indicative of mass-produced yet quality home goods from the mid-20th century.