An ice bucket having a function of unlaying ice curdling, and comprising: - a case main body forming an ice storage space therein and having an ice discharge port formed at a lower portion thereof; and - an ice ejecting member rotatably disposed at one side of the case main body and having a motor rotation shaft, a blade mounting shaft, and a plurality of blades protruding from the blade mounting shaft in a radial direction and disposed in a circumferential direction with spaced distances; and - an ice curdling unlaying member configured to prevent ice cubes transported toward the ice ejecting member from being frozen in a curdled state; wherein the ice curdling unlaying member comprises: - a rotational shaft rotatably installed at an upper portion of one side of the main body; - a rotational cam rotatable centering on the rotational shaft; and - at least one auger protruding from an upper portion within the case main body in an axial direction of the rotational shaft to unlay the upper curdled ice cubes in response to rotation of the rotational shaft; - wherein the auger is installed in parallel to the rotational shaft on the rotational cam, and performs a circular motion in response to the rotation of the rotational shaft to prevent ice curdling at an upper portion with the main body; - wherein the ice ejecting member or the ice curdling unlaying member receive a rotational force transferred by a driving force transfer unit; - wherein the ice curdling unlaying member is rotatable by the rotational force or the ice ejecting member; - wherein the ice ejecting member comprises a rotational cam rotatable by receiving the rotational force of an external driving motor; characterized in that the driving force transfer unit has a gear-like structure that teeth formed on an outer circumferential surface of the rotational cam of the ice ejecting member and teeth formed on an outer circumferential surface of the rotational cam of the ice curdling unlaying member are engaged with each other. - a case main body forming an ice storage space therein and having an ice discharge port formed at a lower portion thereof; and - an ice ejecting member rotatably disposed at one side of the case main body and having a motor rotation shaft, a blade mounting shaft, and a plurality of blades protruding from the blade mounting shaft in a radial direction and disposed in a circumferential direction with spaced distances; and - an ice curdling unlaying member configured to prevent ice cubes transported toward the ice ejecting member from being frozen in a curdled state; - a rotational shaft rotatably installed at an upper portion of one side of the main body; - a rotational cam rotatable centering on the rotational shaft; and - at least one auger protruding from an upper portion within the case main body in an axial direction of the rotational shaft to unlay the upper curdled ice cubes in response to rotation of the rotational shaft; - wherein the auger is installed in parallel to the rotational shaft on the rotational cam, and performs a circular motion in response to the rotation of the rotational shaft to prevent ice curdling at an upper portion with the main body; - wherein the ice ejecting member or the ice curdling unlaying member receive a rotational force transferred by a driving force transfer unit; - wherein the ice curdling unlaying member is rotatable by the rotational force or the ice ejecting member; - wherein the ice ejecting member comprises a rotational cam rotatable by receiving the rotational force of an external driving motor; characterized in that the driving force transfer unit has a gear-like structure that teeth formed on an outer circumferential surface of the rotational cam of the ice ejecting member and teeth formed on an outer circumferential surface of the rotational cam of the ice curdling unlaying member are engaged with each other.