L'Objet Jessica McCormack Corde Champagne Cooler
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About this piece · L'Objet ref. JMC100
L'Objet Jessica McCormack Corde Champagne Cooler – Luxury Ice Bucket
The L'Objet Jessica McCormack Corde Champagne Cooler is a ice bucket by L'Objet, the New York luxury house known for heirloom tableware and home objects, created in collaboration with London jeweler Jessica McCormack.
About the Piece
Handcrafted from polished stainless steel, the Corde Champagne Cooler is distinguished by a hand-applied solid brass rim inspired by the organic curves of shells and coiled rope. Drawing on the timeless beauty of the sea, its sculptural silhouette reflects the exceptional craftsmanship at the heart of the collaboration between L'OBJET and Jessica McCormack.
Designed to elevate the ritual of entertaining, the cooler is generously proportioned to hold a full bottle of champagne or wine on ice, bringing effortless elegance to every occasion.
Product Details
Brand & Origin
Brand: L'Objet
Collaboration: Jessica McCormack
Item: JMC100
Materials & Craftsmanship
Material: Stainless Steel, Brass
Dimensions
Size: 10H x 9D in (25H x 23D cm)
Care
Handwash with mild, non-citrus dish soap and dry with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive soaps and detergents containing citrus scents or additives, avoid contact with acidic food substances as discoloration of finish may occur.
The Perfect Gift
Presented in a L'Objet gift box, the Jessica McCormack Corde Champagne Cooler makes a memorable gift for weddings, anniversaries and housewarmings.
Details
- Pattern
- Jessica McCormack
- Material
- Stainless Steel, Brass
- Care
- Hand Wash Only
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Product care
L'Objet care instructions
Handwash with mild, non-citrus dish soap and dry with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive soaps and detergents containing citrus scents or additives, avoid contact with acidic food substances as discoloration of finish may occur.







