1970s Space Age Richard Carlson Orange "BYO" Bottle Chiller

Get ready to blast off into a world of retro elegance with the 1970s Space Age Richard Carlson BYO Bottle Chiller! This isn't just any wine carrier; it's a time capsule of coolness designed back in 1978 for all you trendsetters who love to 'bring your own' drinks to those hip Melbourne restaurants. Whether you're gearing up for a picnic, a barbecue, or a thrilling sporting event, this chiller has got your back and your bottles! Holding two bottles of wine or four refreshing cans, this stylish carrier keeps your drinks as cool as you are! Simply freeze the removable chiller and slide it between your bottles for an ice-cold experience. With a swing handle that locks the lid in place, you can trust this beauty to keep your drinks safe and sound. Measuring approximately 15 inches tall with the cover or 11 inches without, this is more than just a functional piece; it's a statement of style and sophistication. This product represents one of the most successful products from Decor, a significant Australian homewares company. The cooler was awarded an Australian Design Award in 1979 and the Prince Philip Prize in 1980. In 1980 the wine carrier was being manufactured under licence in USA, Sweden and West Germany and continues to sell more than 25 years later in the USA. Decor went on to expand their range of coolers, creating a wine cask carrier, ice box and picnic hamper. The company won more than 250 Australian Design Awards over the 1980s. Decor founder Brian Davis, along with designers Richard Carlson and Tony Wolfenden were inducted into the Design Institute of Australia Hall of Fame in 1996. It is now on permanent display at the MoMA Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a classic piece of space age barware! Perfect for display or use, and in pristine condition it’s never been used!