Our favorite options for keeping your New Year's Champagne cold.

Above: Stainless steel Contas Champagne Bucket, made in Germany; $113 at Cooks.

Above: Stainless Steel Champagne Bucket with double wall insulation (stays cold inside, dry outside); $29.95 at CB2.

Above: Round Ice Cooler made of hand-blown glass; $75 (down from $150) at Vivre.

Above: Designed by Ettore Sottsass for Alessi, the stainless steel Champagne Bucket is $215 at Unica Home.

Above: A utilitarian galvanized metal bucket made luxurious with finely crafted leather handles, the Casamidy Bucket is available directly from Casamidy; the 11-inch high bucket is $60 and the 10-inch high bucket is $50.

Above: Double Wine Cooler; $39.95 from Crate & Barrel.

Above: Clean-lined, practical, and affordable, the Glass Champagne Bucket is $29 at Sur La Table.

Above: Double-Layered Silvered-Glass Ice Bucket by London-based designer Michael Anastassiades; $93 (down from $155) at Vivre.

Above: Add a touch of Anglo glamour with the Silver-Plated Ice Bucket and Tongs, designed for the Wolseley restaurant in London and available at their online shop for £220.

Above: The Two-Gallon Galvanized Bucket by Dover Parkersburg adds a utilitarian note; $6.99 at Amazon.