Extremely Rare Taittinger France White Corian Multiple Bottle Extra Large Champagne Bath Chiller 

Markings: Taittinger (Front side) Count Thibaud IV medallion on back side

Weight: 14.8 Lbs.

Comes in the original box; the Ice Bath was only taken out to take the pictures.

An exceptionally rare and visually commanding Taittinger Champagne cooler, designed in sculptural white Corian with sweeping architectural curves and the kind of restrained luxury associated with the finest European hospitality interiors.

Far removed from the traditional silver or pewter Champagne bucket, this extraordinary piece reads as both functional barware and contemporary sculpture. Its dramatic open form rises elegantly at either end, creating a beautifully balanced silhouette that feels equally at home in a penthouse dining room, private wine salon, luxury hotel suite, yacht, rooftop terrace, or sophisticated restaurant setting.

The front is discreetly branded TAITTINGER, with each letter individually recessed into the Corian rather than simply printed or applied. The reverse is equally considered, featuring a beautifully raised Count Thibaud IV medallion, giving the piece presence from every angle.

The interior has been intelligently designed with an integrated sculptural wedge that helps cradle and stabilize bottles while allowing them to rest at an elegant presentation angle. Filled with Champagne and ice, the cooler becomes an unforgettable centerpiece for entertaining. Displayed empty, its fluid geometry and monolithic white surface give it the presence of a modern decorative object.

The material itself contributes enormously to the look. The smooth white Corian has the visual weight and refinement of polished stone while maintaining a clean, contemporary softness that works beautifully with modern, minimalist, postmodern, and luxury interiors.

At nearly 24 inches wide and weighing almost 15 pounds, this is a substantial piece with real architectural presence. It is not simply a serving accessory; it is the kind of object that transforms a bar, dining table, kitchen island, or hospitality space.

Examples of this model appear only very infrequently on the secondary market, making it an especially desirable piece for the serious Taittinger collector, luxury barware enthusiast, interior designer, or buyer searching for something genuinely unusual.

A spectacular piece of French luxury entertaining design - sophisticated, sculptural, exceptionally scarce, and impossible to ignore.

An extraordinary statement piece for Champagne service, luxury entertaining, or simply as a work of functional design.

The Taittinger Corian Ice Bath being sold is the Ice Bath shown on the pictures and the video - so a Buyer can assess the condition

(NEW)

Unfortunately, the champagne bottle shown on one of the pictures is not part of the sales.

Some background on Thibaut IV 

Thibaud IV

Conqueror and poet

In the prosperous and powerful region of Champagne, Count Thibaud IV, King of Navarre, embodied the height of the political, economic and artistic influence of Champagne from 1222 to 1253.

Thibaud IV was a king, lord, manager, singer, conqueror and explorer all rolled into one. Captivated by a courtly love for Blanche de Castille, the future mother of Saint-Louis, he left for the crusades in 1239. He brought back two treasures from the Orient, the like of which had never been seen before in the Christian world - the Damask rose and an example of a new grape variety, now known to be the ancestor of the Chardonnay grape. The writing of the Taittinger legend begins here...

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