Here are 5 Liberty ice buckets. The two black buckets at the top are both plain on the outside and paneled on the inside. They have unidentified sportsmen type decorations. The Bear etch has had chalk added to accentuate the design. It is shown without the chalk in a gallery entry. The moose and spear hunter design is decorated with white paint. The texture of the bucket is different than the unpainted area but I can't tell whether it is from the paint only or from some other treatment to the glass.
The bottom row has a paneled bucket with a simple floral cutting, followed by a spiral optic bucket with a platinum decorative band and then the last bucket is from their American Pioneer pattern.
They are all 6 1/4 inches tall and 5 inches across at the top rim with the exception of the black one shown with the moose and spear hunter which is 6 5/16 inches tall. All of them have a rayed bottom with the exception of the American Pioneer one.
Liberty ice buckets all have a foot as shown in these photos. They are the only ice buckets from this era which I have found with this type of foot.
