Chrome Cocktail Shaker with red Accents
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$137.00 |
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Just over 12" tall, this Cocktail Shaker was made in the 30's. This one has all the chrome and Bakelite dazzle to make it perfect for your collection or as a special gift. Perfect condition. Marked "Keystonewear Chrome Plated" on the bottom. Excellent condition.
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Forman Brothers Complete Cocktail Shaker Set
0605-10 |
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$535.00 |
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| From Stephen Visakay: Sol Forman, -1903-2001-, designed and patented a classic chrome geometric Art Deco cocktail shaker, Des.98,855, His company Forman Brothers produced this in a variety of styles; hammer tone finish, less the handle, w/ Catalin handle, and with a Catalin finial. What's not shown on the patent copy and one of the outstanding features of this shaker is the embossed bottom with fourteen cocktail recipes! It's all here and complete. Cocktail Shaker, Tray, and 4 cups. Tray is not signed Forman Brothers. Perfect condition. Marked Down Price - $535.00.
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66 Year Old Industrial Cocktail Shaker
462 |
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$75.00 |
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Stephen Visakay shows this shaker on page 200 of his book "Vintage Bar Ware" & dates it manufacture as 1946. It was manufactured by Kraftware of NYC. It is 12" tall, a full quart capacity and made of heavy aluminum. Aluminum is a soft metal and subject to scuffs. Ready for display or use.
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Skyscraper Kensington Cocktail Shaker
1212-67 |
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$148.00 |
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Alcoa introduced their aluminum alloy gift ware line, Kensington Ware in 1934. This Cocktail Shaker was manufactured in Kensington, PA and was designed by Lurelle Guild (1898-1985) an industrial designer perhaps best known for his streamlined and quite beautiful Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner. Rare aluminum cocktail shaker accented with cast brass detail. Complete with cork & strainer - 13 1/2" skyscraper-tall. Excellent condition.
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Green Catalin/Bakelite Handle Cocktail Shaker
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$91.00 |
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Marked "Chromium" on the bottom - I consider this a rare shaker. You have certainly seen it with the black handle and probably seen it with the red handle, but the green handle.....I predict few have seen this one. A bit over 11" tall, the lid fits snugly yet comes off easily and the screw cap on the pour spout turns smoothly.
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