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Long sloping shoulders give this dark green ice wine bottle a tapered profile. A pale neck wrap complements the white lower label, where leaves and fruit surround fine lettering above a muted green panel near the thick glass base. Use this 3ds Max (.max) model in a wine tasting counter visualization, adding a slender bottle whose botanical graphics bring detail beside simple glasses and a neutral serving surface.
A coral red neck wrap tops this dark cylindrical wine bottle above a short green glass band. Its compact cream label has a decorative pale border and a red central panel, leaving most of the glossy lower body exposed beneath the label. This 3ds Max (.max) model works in a restaurant wine display visualization, providing a simple dark bottle with a clear red accent among more lightly colored beverage props.
A large dark glass bottle stands beside stacked clear tumblers, a small spice bottle, and two wooden mills. Pale blue tiles form the backdrop, while the wood countertop echoes the warm tone of the mills and contrasts with the glossy glass. Use the 3ds Max (.max) set in a kitchen counter visualization, adding everyday storage and seasoning accessories with varied materials and heights to a practical work surface.
A dark wine bottle with a red neck wrap stands behind two glasses containing red wine. The group rests on a round metal tray with a decorative beaded inner edge, combining clear stems and pale labels with the reflective serving surface. This 3ds Max (.max) set suits a dining room sideboard visualization, adding a compact wine service arrangement that can sit naturally among restrained tabletop accessories.
Two dark champagne bottles with gold foil necks lean inside a reflective metal ice bucket. Ring handles flank the bucket, and two clear stemmed glasses stand alongside it on a broad square tray whose raised edge frames the complete serving arrangement. Use this 3ds Max (.max) set in a hotel celebration table visualization, creating a prepared champagne service with metallic reflections and contrasting bottle and glass heights.
Vertical fluting repeats across a square decanter, tall drinking glasses, low tumblers, and a wide stemmed cocktail glass. Amber liquid occupies the lower part of the decanter and one tumbler, while a round stopper and thick glass bases add reflective detail. This 3ds Max (.max) set works in a lounge drinks display visualization, bringing coordinated textured glassware together against a dark tabletop or a simple sideboard surface.
A large black nutrition tub anchors this group of smaller supplement jars and bottles. Two red containers sit above it, while yellow, white, black, and purple packaging spreads around the base, creating a layered product arrangement with contrasting cap sizes. Use the 3ds Max (.max) set in a fitness shop display visualization, presenting varied packaged nutrition products as a compact group on a shelf or sales counter.
Strong wood grain covers the tall rectangular frame of this wall wine rack. Three bottles sit behind a lower retaining rail, while three inverted stemmed glasses hang from supports near the top, leaving a broad wooden back panel visible between them. This 3ds Max (.max) model suits a home bar visualization, combining bottle storage and suspended glassware in a compact wall display with a warm rustic finish.
Horizontal ribs and a gently pinched waist shape this clear plastic water bottle. A blue label with a mountain graphic wraps its center, while a matching cap and narrow green neck ring add color above the rounded shoulders and textured transparent body. Use this 3ds Max (.max) model in a cafe counter visualization, placing a simple packaged water prop beside everyday serving items without adding a large visual mass.
A dark wine bottle stands beside a row of stemmed glasses filled with red and pale wine. Rounded bowls, slender flutes, and smaller tasting forms vary the heights, while the bottle carries a cream label and a long dark neck cover. This 3ds Max (.max) set works in a wine tasting room visualization, presenting different serving glasses together as a coordinated beverage display on a counter or table.
A large white oval label contrasts with the transparent green glass of this whisky bottle. The narrow neck has a raised rounded section below its black cap, while sloping shoulders lead into a long cylindrical body with a thick glass base. Use the 3ds Max (.max) model in a casual bar counter visualization, adding a green bottle accent with a bright label beside low tumblers and restrained serving accessories.
A glossy green lower body fades into a white upper section on this decorative pitcher. Twisting flutes run from the rounded base toward the narrow neck, while a broad pouring lip and curved side handle give the vessel an expressive outline. This 3ds Max (.max) model suits a kitchen shelf visualization, adding a colorful serving vessel that can also function visually as a sculptural accent among plain tableware.
Five sports nutrition containers combine broad dark tubs with slimmer bottles and contrasting colored caps. Blue, red, silver, and lime label accents distinguish the packages, while their varied heights form a compact group of cylindrical containers against a plain background. Use this 3ds Max (.max) set in a gym retail counter visualization, adding packaged supplement props whose bold graphics and different sizes create a recognizable product display.
A long lineup of wine and spirits bottles combines pale cream containers with clear, green, and amber glass. Narrow necks and varied shoulder shapes create an uneven upper edge, while yellow, white, black, and red label areas break up the collection. This 3ds Max (.max) set suits a stocked restaurant bar visualization, supplying varied bottle silhouettes that can fill a display shelf with a mixed beverage selection.
Three clear spirits bottles combine long necks with gently rounded shoulders and cylindrical bodies. Navy, cream and brown, and charcoal label treatments distinguish the trio, while different neck wraps and closures add variation above the transparent glass and reflective lower edges. Use the 3ds Max (.max) set in a bar shelf visualization, arranging the bottles together to add packaging variety while keeping the overall display visually light.
A reflective teaspoon rests across the open rim of this cylindrical stainless steel mug. The curved handle projects from the side, and the brushed outer wall contrasts with the dark interior and polished highlights along the rim, handle, and spoon bowl. This 3ds Max (.max) model works in a kitchen counter visualization, adding a simple metal tableware detail beside everyday serving items without a printed pattern or colored finish.
A broad cream label wraps the front of this dark wine bottle beneath softly rounded shoulders. Fine reddish lettering and a small architectural illustration provide detail, while a matching pale neck wrap leaves a short green glass band visible above the body. Use this 3ds Max (.max) model in a restaurant wine shelf visualization, where its light label creates a clear accent among darker bottles and neutral display surfaces.
Two tall beer glasses show different fill levels, with a thick pale foam cap on the fuller glass. Their narrow waists and widening upper sections frame the golden liquid, while the clear lower edges catch bright highlights against the neutral surface. This 3ds Max (.max) pair suits a pub table visualization, adding a natural variation between servings without introducing extra bottles or accessories into the tabletop composition.
Bright red fruit drinks fill a rounded stemmed glass and a tall straight glass. Pineapple, citrus, and red fruit garnishes add color around the rims, while bent straws and a small paper umbrella create different heights above the ice filled drinks. Use this 3ds Max (.max) set in a summer cafe tabletop visualization, bringing a playful beverage arrangement to a simple counter or outdoor dining surface.
Fresh green mint leaves and lime pieces sit among ice inside this tall clear mojito glass. A large lime wheel rests on the rim beside a dark bent straw, while fine bubbles and the pale drink keep the central glass visually light. This 3ds Max (.max) model works in an outdoor bar visualization, adding a refreshing cocktail detail whose bright citrus garnish stands out against a neutral counter and simple surrounding accessories.
A square amber whiskey bottle stands beside a low clear tumbler containing a small serving of the drink. The bottle has a large black label with pale ornamental lettering, angular shoulders, and a dark neck cover, while the glass shows warm reflections near its base. Use the 3ds Max (.max) set in a lounge table visualization, creating a compact whiskey serving arrangement with contrasting square and rounded forms.
A broad amber spirits bottle combines flat front faces with rounded lower corners and sloping shoulders. The gold colored cap carries a thin red band, while an arched cream and burgundy label includes a small architectural illustration above the transparent heavy base. This 3ds Max (.max) model suits a bar counter visualization, adding a warm bottle with an angular outline that contrasts with nearby cylindrical glasses and tall decanters.
A broad cut glass decanter rises from a faceted round body into a long slender neck with a clear stopper. Two small matching glasses stand beside it, their decorative rim bands echoing the geometric pattern that wraps around the lower part of the vessel. Use this 3ds Max (.max) set in a dining room sideboard visualization, displaying the empty glassware as a coordinated arrangement with reflective surfaces and delicate transparent details.
Two broad rounded brandy bottles show their warm amber contents through reflective glass. Dark circular labels with gold toned portrait motifs sit on the fronts, and short necks carry decorative bands beneath tan caps, giving the pair a compact, softly curved appearance. This 3ds Max (.max) set suits a bar product display visualization, using the different bottle orientations to reveal both the front graphics and the rounded side profiles.