ANTIQUE SILVER COCKTAIL SHAKERS
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A very handsome Italian 800 Standard Silver Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid and interior strainer section, with applied gadroon borders to the pull-off parts. This elegant silver cocktail shaker was made Miracoli of Italy in ca. 1960. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver cocktail shaker are height 20 cms (8 inches), diameter at widest point 9 cms (3.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 380g (12.3 troy ounces). |
£1,495 |
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A very stylish Silver-Plated Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides and hand-chased bands of reeded decoration, a plain round and flat top pull-off lid, and a central removable strainer section. Made in ca. 1930 in Sheffield, England. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 20 cms (8 inches), and diameter at widest point is 9 cms (3.5 inches). |
£175 |
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A very stylish and handsome Silver-Plated Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with reeded and engine-turned decoration, a pull-off round lid, and a central removable strainer section. Made in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), and diameter at widest point is 9 cms (3.5 inches). |
£185 |
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A handsome Silver-Plated Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid, and strainer section with an applied knurled edge, and the main body with a flat base. Made in Sheffield, England, in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 19 cms (7.5 inches), diameter at widest point 9 cms (3.5 inches). |
£195 |
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A very handsome Art Deco style Silver-Plated cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid and a strainer section. This elegant silver-plated cocktail shaker was made in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 18 cms (7 inches), diameter at widest point 8.5 cms (3.3 inches). |
£195 |
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A handsome Silver-Plated Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides and hand-egraved bands of horizontal reeded decoration, a pull-off lid with knurled border, together with a pull-off strainer section, and the main body with a flat base. Made by Charles Boyton and Sons of Sheffield, England, in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), diameter at widest point 8.5 cms (3.3 inches). |
£225 |
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A very stylish and handsome Silver-Plated Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides and reeded decoration, a pull-off round stepped lid, and a central removable strainer section with loop handle. This elegant silver-plated cocktail shaker was made by Mappin and Webb of Sheffield in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 23 cms (9 inches), and diameter at widest point is 9 cms (3.5 inches). |
£245 |
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A very handsome Art Deco style Silver-Plated cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid and a strainer section, together with a lower band of hand-chased reeded decoration. Made in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 21 cms (8.25 inches), diameter at widest point 10 cms (4 inches). |
£245 |
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A very elegant Art Deco style Silver-Plated cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a screw-off top lid and a pull-off side pouring cap with cork stopper. This handsome silver-plated cocktail shaker was made in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated cocktail shaker are height 25 cms (9.75 inches), and diameter at widest point 10 cms (4 inches). |
£245 |
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A very unusual and handsome Antique Sterling Silver and hand-cut crystal cocktail mixing jar, having a round crystal body with a hobnail cut, a plain round silver mount and a hinged domed lid with applied floral borders. This elegant silver and crystal cocktail jar was made by Hamilton and Co., of London in 1912. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver and crystal cocktail mixing jar are height 20.5 cms (8 inches), and diameter at widest point 10 cms (4 inches). |
£475 |
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An 800 Standard Continental Silver Art Deco style cocktail shaker, having a plain round body, with a pull-off lid and internal strainer. Made in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made continental silver cocktail shaker are height 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), diameter at widest point 9.5 cms (3.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 460g (14.8 troy ounces). |
£795 |
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A very unusual novelty Silver-Plated cocktail shaker in the shape of a table bell, having a plain round body with hand-engraved reeded decoration, with a screw-off hollow handle attached to the main body, and a screw-off terminal lid with cork seal covering a pouring strainer section. Made by Edward and Sons of Glasgow, Scotland, in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated table bell cocktail shaker are height 28 cms (11 inches), diameter at base 15 cms (6 inches). |
£795 |
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A rare and unusual Silver-Plated Art Deco mechanical menu cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid and strainer section, with an internal revolving gold-plated menu system showing various cocktails on the upper menu and then all the required constituents in small staggered windows down the body. Made in ca. 1930. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver plated menu cocktail shaker are height 27 cms (10.75 inches), diameter at widest point 10 cms (4 inches). |
£975 |
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A very handsome Sterling Silver Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid and interior strainer section, and a bead edge to the main body and lid. This elegant silver cocktail shaker was made by Synyer and Beddoes of Birmingham in 1939. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver cocktail shaker are height 19 cms (7.5 inches), diameter at widest point 9.5 cms (3.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 329g (10.6 troy ounces). |
£1,695 |
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A very handsome Sterling Silver Art Deco cocktail shaker, having a plain round body with tapering sides, with a pull-off lid and interior strainer section, and an applied knurled edge to the main body. This elegant silver cocktail shaker was made by J. C. Vickery of Birmingham in 1929. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver cocktail shaker are height 20 cms (8 inches), diameter at widest point 9 cms (3.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 340g (11 troy ounces). |
£1,895 |
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Learn more about antique silver COCKTAIL SHAKERS here.
Antique Silver COCKTAIL SHAKERS description:
A receptacle for mixing, shaking, and pouring cocktails.
Antique Silver COCKTAIL SHAKERS history:
A relatively modern invention, the vast majority were made in the 20th century and they are still being made today. The first ones were made in the 1920s.
Antique Silver COCKTAIL SHAKERS design:
They all follow the same basic design with cylindrical bodies, and sides that sloped outwards from the bottom upwards. Normally having a domed slip-on cover, under which is a central opening for pouring. Many were made with a removable pierced sieve covering the inside of the mouth to stop any ice or fruit falling into the cocktail glass.
Antique Silver COCKTAIL SHAKERS collectors note:
The vast majority of cocktail shakers were made in silver-plate. Silver ones are fairly rare. The mark on the lid and sieve (if present) should match the main mark on the body. Unusual designs and shakers made in the form of something, for example a lighthouse, command the highest prices.