Two Spot-Hammered Chromed Metal Cocktail Shakers

Two Spot-Hammered Chromed Metal Cocktail Shakers 20th Century marked 'Keystonwear Chrome Plated' with a key and 'K' symbol on underside of the taller example. Height of taller example 13 inches. Prope

A Group of Four Chromed Metal Cocktail Shakers 20th Century comprising a 'Connoisseur' example, a 'Steward' example, and two others. marked 'Manning Bowman, Meriden, Conn. U.S.A.' on underside of two

Revere Co. Art Deco Style Chromed Metal Cocktail Shaker Designed by Norman Bel Geddes Of tower form, with a ribbed cylindrical body, conforming cover, stamped Revere Rome NY. Height 13 inches. C Prope

Including an example formed as three stacked balls, the top one hung with bells, heights 14 inches to 3 1/2 inches.

Comprising five cocktail shakers, heights 13 1/2 inches to 3 1/2 inches; mallet-form double spirit measure; measure/cocktail stirrer; ice tongs; and two spirit measures. Generally good condition

Comprising five cocktail shakers, including one etched with a duck in flight, and another in the form of a pineapple, heights 12 1/2 inches to 5 inches; spirit measure; bar knife; two claret spoons; o

Georg Jensen Silver Cocktail ShakerDenmark; designed by Herald Nielsen in 1926; tapering cylindrical with spot hammered surface, a stepped cover with pierced tulip-form strainer, cap with blossom fini

With CD relief. Artistic hammered metal with applied relief Monogram style fitted with glass insulated interior. Stamped on bottom. Handle slightly bent and indented 10"H x 5.5"W x 3.5"D Small bump to

Art Deco Godinger manner chromed metal martini caddy with wood handle, incorporating an aluminum cocktail shaker and four glasses.

1920's/30's Silverplate cocktail shakers featuring the iconic "What'll Yer Have" by Apollo, Bernard Rice's Sons Inc 5496 Pat. Pending; along with two Apollo hammered shakers and ornate European Shaker

Ca. 1900, a hammered silver cocktail shaker with iris relief design, including 8 silver glasses, also in same design. Each with two-character mark to underside. Total weight 25.87 ozt. Ht. of shaker 8

Chinese Sterling Silver Cocktail Shaker. With chased dragons wrapped around the cover and body, micro hammered texture throughout. Two Chinese markings to the underside. {Approximate weight: 530 grams

Including a silver plated cocktail shaker measuring approx. 12 1/2"h, a pewter fish tray measuring approx. 22" in length and various hammered aluminum ware pieces.

A Group of Eight Bar Articles 20TH CENTURY comprising two cut glass pitchers, two ice buckets, a metal jigger, a glass novelty measuring glass, a cocktail shaker and a stainless steel carafe.  Height

T.G. Hawkes & Co. (American), early 20th century. Group of two etched glass cocktail mixers comprising of one shaker with sterling lid, strainer and cap, and one tall pitcher with metal stirrer. Shake

mid 20th century, each lidded, with handle and spout, one with hammered surface, marked. Taller 13 in.

Vintage Metal Barware Includes a Cromargon stainless steel train cocktail shaker, 12.5îL, a two-toned cocktail shaker, made in India, 9îH, and (2) small silver plated pitchers with rattan wr

Group of silverplate and metal items, including: pair of sauce boats with two trays stamped Gorham; cocktail shaker, stamped Christofle; candle wick trimmer; pair of Mario Cioni glass oil and vinegar

Amberina Celery vase in the coin spot pattern, together with two cranberry shakers in the polka dot pattern, tallest 7" ht. Condition: slit of the metal lid of one shaker.

German School (20th Century) Rooster-Form Cocktail Shaker with Two Small Rooster-Form Vessels, early 20th century Silver-plated metal, glass 11-1/2 x 5 x 7-1/2 inches (29.2 x 12.7 x 19.1 cm) (tallest)

Giacometti Style Chromed Cocktail TableFrance, circa 1960, square glass top set on a hammered metal base with chrome and brass surfaces, unmarked. 17.5 x 43.5 x 43.5 in. Additional high-resolution ph

Comprises two "tidy crumber" sets in copper and chrome, set 16 "Sky Way" salt and pepper shakers (designer Russel Wright), a "valentine server" and "cocktail ball." All manufactured by Chase Brass and

Two Hammered Metal Vessels Height of each 12 inches. Property from the Collection of Paul M. Bentley, Oostburg, Wisconsin

Two Cocktail Shakers Mid 20th Century comprising a clown-topped example and a glass example with an etched image of two figures, together with an associated cup. Height of tallest example 11 1/2 inche