Easy To Use Rare Taittinger France White Corian Xl Double Magnum Champagne Bath Chiller Top Brand [xhSEtVuw]

Extremely Rare Taittinger France White Corian Double Magnum Extra Large Champagne Bath Chiller

Name: Easy To Use Rare Taittinger France White Corian Xl Double Magnum Champagne Bath Chiller Top Brand [xhSEtVuw]
Brand: mappa-mercia.org
SKU: HBS13684217391
Price: 60.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (860 reviews)

Measurements: 11.5"T x 23.5"W x 12"D (29.21cm x 59.69cm x 30.48cm)

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

Weight: 14.8 Lbs.

Professionally boxed and ready to ship immediately.

Shipping Info: 32"H x 20"W x 20"D 28 Lbs.

It is in like new condition. It look like it's never been used. There are no chips, cracks, or damage of any kind, positively superb and grand! The letters are individually carved into the front and the medallion on the back is a raised carving. Extremely rare, I have ever only seen one other for sale.

This champagne cooler is made of Corian, a natural-looking material reminiscent of polished stone that consists of 2/3 of filler and 1/3 of acrylic resin. Inside the basin a wedge has been integrated directly into the design, specially developed for the perfect hold of the bottles. With its spectacular and sculptural curves, it finds its place on the counters of the largest restaurants and luxury hotels, or on the roof terrace of a luxury apartment. Perfect any and all special occasions.

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...