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Art Deco barware. "Konga" shaker. Very
rare, Machine Age cocktail shaker known as the "Konga" shaker.
Made of aluminum with exciting red Bakelite handles. The design
of the shaker is to hold it by the Bakelite handles and "roll"
the shaker instead of shaking it. The handles rotate, thereby
allowing the shaker to spin. Height is 11 1/4". Circa 1930's.
Priced at $595.00 |
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Art Deco barware. The "Ritz" cocktail
shaker. Produced by The Monarch Aluminum Company. Glass lined
with chrome outer casing, the "jigger" cap molded of Bakelite is
threaded to assure a liquid-tight seal, strainer and top cover
also of Bakelite. 12 3/4" tall. Circa 1937.
Priced at $395.00 SOLD
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Art Deco barware. Ribbed cobalt glass
shaker. Deep, rich cobalt hue is very lovely. Chrome top and cap
with built in strainer. In excellent condition. 9 1/2" tall.
Circa 1930's.
Priced at $395.00 SOLD
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Art Deco barware. American skyscraper
cocktail shaker. Super streamlined design with concentric bands
in silverplate. Built-in strainer under cap. In excellent
condition. 9 3/4" tall. Circa 1930's.
Priced at $395.00 SOLD
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Art Deco barware. English Art Deco
skyscraper cocktail shaker. Great skyscraper motif in this
silverplate shaker. Holds 24 ounces (1 1/2 pints). Built-in
strainer under cap. 11 1/4" tall. In excellent condition.
Original stock number is "7625".
Priced at $595.00 |
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Art Deco barware. "Apollo" cocktail
shaker. Super nice design by "Bernard Rice's Sons Inc." in
silverplate. Marked. Built-in strainer under octagonal cap. 10"
tall. In excellent condition. Original stock number "5575".
Priced at $795.00 |
Art Deco barware. "Meriden" cocktail
shaker. A wonderful hammered sterling silver cocktail shaker by
International Silver Company of Meriden, CT. Pre-1927 in age and
extremely heavy in weight. Can be dated by the usage of cork
seals on both the top and the serving cap. Built-in strainer.
10" tall. Marked and in excellent condition. Original stock
number is "313".
Priced at $1,295.00 |
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Art Deco barware. German silverplate
cocktail shaker by Towle Silver Company. Clean lined design from
occupied Germany. Shaker is marked "Towle - Ex Germany".
Built-in strainer under top. Original stock number is "4109".
Priced at $395.00 |
Art Deco barware. "Royal Rochester"
cocktail shaker. Chrome plated stainless in cylindrical design
with black enamel horizontal stripes and stair stepped lid with
black Bakelite octagonal finial. Circa 1930's. Original stock
number is "29850". 11 1/4" tall.
Priced at $295.00 |
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Art Deco barware. French flagwavers
cocktail shaker. What's the code for "come aboard for
cocktails"? Silkscreened design with chrome top. Built-in
strainer under cap. In perfect condition. Circa 1930's. 11 1/4"
tall.
Priced at $275.00 SOLD
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Art Deco barware. "Kromaster" cocktail
shaker. How often do you find an original 1930's cocktail shaker
with it's original sales tag hanging from the handle? NEVER!
Original tag in the shape of a heart hangs from it's original
string. This cocktail shaker manufactured by Lehman Brothers
Silverware Corporation of New York City, established 1905, is in
perfect mint condition. Butterscotch Bakelite handle with black
speedline details and butterscotch Bakelite pour cap. Built-in
strainer. 13 1/4" tall.
Priced at $595.00 |
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Art Deco barware. Beautiful vintage
1930's glass cocktail shaker. Shaker sports a great red and
white geometric design. Chrome lid is in excellent condition
with strainer.
Priced at $225.00 |
Art Deco barware. "Penguin" cocktail
shaker. An American Art Deco classic! The always so elegant
penguin shaker by Napier, from 1936. 12" high, 4 1/4" in
diameter. In silverplate, with 48-oz. capacity. The beak opens
to reveal rubber stopper and pourer. Advertised in December 1936
in the "New York Times" by Abercrombie & Fitch for $12.50.
Marked with the Napier mark. One infinitesimally small ding,
otherwise perfect. When you want the best for your guests, this
is the shaker to impress! Perfect as a gift as well.
Priced at $2,800.00 SOLD
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