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Front of cream ice bucket with 24 carat vergoldet tennis racket, original tongs and lid

Vintage Hans Turnwald Tennis Ice Bucket with Original Tongs - Unused

Serve up sophistication with this rare, Hans Turnwald tennis-themed ice bucket, complete with its original set of gleaming gold-toned tongs. Designed in the 1970s by Swiss artist Hans Turnwald for Freddo Therm, this piece captures the glamour of the **Hollywood Regency era** with its crisp cream finish, sculptural tennis motif, and luxe metallic accents.

 

Details:

  • Condition: Original tags
  • Includes: Original matching tongs
  • Materials: High-quality plastic and brass detailing
  • Dimensions: 7 1/2" tall x 5 " in diameter across the top
  • Country of Origin: Germany
  • Collection: This 1980s treasure is part of the exclusive Hans Turnwald Collection International: see original label on the base and the signature on the side
  • 24 carat vergoldet
  • Only one available

 

A Collector’s Gem 

Hans Turnwald was renowned for his whimsical yet refined barware and serveware, often inspired by nature and sport. His work for Freddo Therm in Switzerland during the 1960s–1980s produced iconic designs — from pineapple and pear-shaped coolers to golf and tennis-themed pieces — that became staples of mid-century entertaining. Today, Turnwald’s creations are highly sought after by collectors and design aficionados for their craftsmanship, charm, and rarity.

 

Whether displayed in a curated bar cart or gifted to a tennis enthusiast, this ice bucket is more than functional — it’s a conversation piece steeped in vintage elegance.

    $200.00Price
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