BarCraft Hammered Stainless Steel Champagne Bowl

When you’re a family who loves to welcome friends into your home for dinner parties, festive get-togethers, barbecues and celebrations – anniversaries, engagements, race days and ‘just because’ – it can be a problem deciding on the best way to chill your champers, cool the beers and keep the children’s lemonade super-cool.

Step forward this beautifully glamorous, BarCraft Stainless Steel Champagne Bowl ice bucket with a turned edge and a fabulously tactile hammered finish. Bowl-shaped, with ring handles to help you move it, it’s wide enough to hold several bottles of your favourite fizz so there’ll be plenty to go around when it’s time for toasting the guests of honour and, being made from stainless steel, it won’t be an ordeal to clean if you use it to hold beers on informal evenings around the barbecue, chimenea or fire pit.

Not just for chilled out entertaining and keeping bottles super-cool, this deep, silvery bowl doubles as a punch bowl, holding aromatic mulled wine for carol singers, Summer Cup for Wimbledon weekends, or a home-made punch of any kind.

About the BarCraft Range

Everyday essentials for home-based mixologists, wine buffs, cocktail lovers and party-givers, BarCraft helps to bring fun to your home bar or cocktail cabinet. Devised by the kitchenware all-rounders KitchenCraft, BarCraft products ensure everything from wine and beer to captivating cocktails and scintillating shots are on tap all year round. Whether it’s nifty storage solutions for your bottles, cocktail-making equipment or just an easy way to pop the cork of your favourite champagne, BarCraft have got you covered.

About Kitchen Craft

Founded in 1787 by Thomas Plant, the company began as brush makers. They moved to Birmingham in 1850 to take advantage of the new technology of the Industrial Revolution and became manufacturers of ironmongery, expanding into kitchen essentials and household items until, by 1985, they were specialising purely in kitchenware. In 1996 the company name was changed to Kitchen Craft to help customers understand the brand and its position as a worldwide market leader in kitchenware and tableware. They’ve developed many famous core brands, each with their own personalities, offering an unparalleled choice of cooking, baking and food preparation tools as well as serving items and gifts that are instantly recognisable for their quality, and yet manage to be affordable. The company is still proud to be based in Birmingham, although Thomas Plant might not recognise their modern, 21st century premises.