Farenheitor Bottle Cooler c. 1961

Peter Schlumbohm's "Farenheitor Bottle Cooler" is a unique example of mid-century design. Crafted from glass and cork, the piece features a clear glass cylinder with a distinctive ribbed pattern. The cylinder is encased in a cork sleeve, which acts as an insulator, keeping the bottle cool. This functional and aesthetically pleasing design is indicative of Schlumbohm's interest in exploring the potential of everyday materials and their ability to create objects that are both practical and beautiful. The "Farenheitor Bottle Cooler" is a testament to the innovative spirit of design in the early 1960s, combining functionality, aesthetics, and material experimentation.