The Ice Bucket

Name: The Ice Bucket
Brand: Harvey and Hamilton

Harvey and Hamilton

£175

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While many gins are distilled to be served without lemon, lime or other garnish, a gin and tonic without ice is quite distasteful. A negroni without ice is sacrilege. Our 2 litre double walled ice bucket will take ample ice for an evening of sundowners. It has a snug fitting lid that zips securely closed and a leather carry handle. The lustrous copper interior can simply be wiped clean and benefits from the natural antibacterial properties of the copper itself. And it doesn’t have to be kept purely for outdoor use, in the winter it looks just as good in the house as it does in the garden. 24oz

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HARVEY AND HAMILTON LTD, number 11177136. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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The Ice Bucket

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