Amber Ice Bucket with Étain Sonnant Pewter Medallion lee stanton Wildman’s approach reflects an enduring

Wildman’s approach reflects an enduring interest in early maritime folk painting

Its contemplative tone and sculptural composition speak to the quiet sophistication of Cubism in domestic form

the bucket reflects the elegance and prestige of 18th-century ceremonial design

Resting on squared bases

5 x 2 x 31

Amber Ice Bucket with Étain Sonnant Pewter Medallion lee stanton Wildman’s approach reflects an enduringDescription: This distinctive mid century English ice bucket features richly hued amber glass framed by a silver tone rim and accented with a heavy metal chain. A pewter medallion on the front bears a crowned rose and the phrase tain Sonnant (sounding tin), along with the date 1742 a historical reference to high quality pewter craftsmanship. Though made in the 1950s, the bucket reflects the elegance and prestige of 18th century ceremonial design.