Inkerman Luxury Glass Ice Bucket Frosted base Hand Etched London City Skyline

Exclusive to Inkerman, and one of their best sellers is this luxury elegant glass ice bucket.  A must-have for any home and barware collection, and perfect for those who like to keep their drinks icy cold. With a clear glass body and frosted base, this stunning ice bucket features the hand-etched London city skyline around the base, giving it a unique touch of elegance. Measuring 12.5 cm in diameter and 15 cm in height, this ice bucket comes with two handles for easy carrying, a weight of 1.78 kg and 0.8 litre capacity. (Please Note: this does not hold a bottle it is only suitable for ice). Made in the United Kingdom, it is crafted from high-quality glass material and is perfect for all occasions. Keep your drinks chilled in style with this exquisite ice bucket.

A Real British Gift Company

Inkerman started life in a flat on Inkerman Terrace in Kensington with a laptop and a phone. Now in its 25th year, the company has grown considerably, and delivers luxury gifts, trophies and awards worldwide.

Founded in 1996 by Louise Eadie and Kiki Grigson, (both ex Tiffany & Co), a wealth of knowledge of the luxury gift market helped them see an opportunity for a new British brand to offer high quality, British gifts, trophies and awards. Having started primarily working with corporate clients, it wasn’t long before Inkerman had a strong private following and the company evolved into a well known brand for luxury gifts.

Inkerman works to high standards to achieve impeccable attention to detail and excellent customer service, often exceeding customer expectations.

Since the launch in 1996, Kiki and Louise have managed the business whilst both marrying and having three children “We have juggled over the years; there are times when the work life balance works well and times when it goes pear-shaped. It feels good right now”.

Inkerman’s philosophy …

The key to giving the perfect gift is finding something personal, of high quality, made with craftsmanship in mind, and something that can be personalised which is beautifully wrapped and presented. They believe “beautiful things should be used and loved every day not kept for best”.