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Champagne Chest

Holiday 2020

Where ever you enjoy your happy hour, be it summers in the Hamptons, or your terrace overlooking central park, or winters in Jackson Hole this chic Champagne Chest from the House of Rolls-Royce, the latest addition to the Rolls-Royce accessory collection, is the ultimate for grab and go.

For that person that enjoys a happy hour for two in the Hamptons, winters in Jackson Hole and sips champagne from their terrace overlooking central park when in NYC, this chic Champagne Chest from the House of Rolls-Royce is the ultimate gift.

Rich in the understanding of true luxury and epicurean pleasure, the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Design Collective envisioned something that is intended to delight. “The Champagne Chest by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a contemporary and sociable addition to the Accessories Collection. The approach is that of designing a Rolls-Royce motor car; the finest materials are married with pinnacle engineering to provide an experience like no other.

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From The House Of Rolls-Royce

The Champagne Chest is crafted for those that seek a heightened sense of occasion in an elegant, entertaining manner and offers the irresistible allure of gadgetry.” Gavin Hartley, Head of Bespoke Design, Rolls-Royce Motor Car The Champagne Chest is distinguishably Rolls-Royce, embodying the meticulous attention-to-detail and commitment to remarkable craftsmanship, characteristic of the marque luxury brand.

Made from machined aluminum and carbon fibre, is swathed in Natural Grain black leather embossed with the enigmatic Spirit of Ecstasy and flanked by Tudor Oak wood, materials found in the marque’s motor cars.

At the touch of a button a sense of theatre ensues as the case opens to reveal the finery of a perfectly appointed Champagne set for four guests. The exterior lid metamorphoses into a beautiful serving tray made of Tudor Oak wood with a laser-cut stainless steel inlay. Four cotton napkins with finely embroidered ‘RR’ monograms are discreetly hidden under the lacquered Tudor Oak table. House of Rolls-Royce.