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Learn MoreArt Deco Trombone Cocktail Shaker
- This Art Deco period silver-plated cocktail shaker takes the form of a trombone
- The "mouthpiece" aids in mixing the drink, while the "slide" dispenses the perfect pour
- Trombones were an essential part of jazz, blues and ragtime bands of the era
- This shaker offers the glitz and glamour of a bygone era
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Originally manufactured by Napier, USA for Alfred Dunhill of London, the shaker's cover and fitted pump. . .
Originally manufactured by Napier, USA for Alfred Dunhill of London, the shaker's cover and fitted pump are analogous to the trombone's "mouthpiece," while its spout forms the slide. Pumping the mouthpiece allows the cocktail to be mixed thoroughly, while the swiveling slide dispenses the perfect pour.
Circa 1925
Stamped "NAPIER / PAT.PEND." and "DUNHILL, LONDON" on base
15 1/4" high x 4 3/8" diameter
Period: | 20th Century |
Origin: | America |
Type: | Cocktail Shakers |
Style: | Art Deco |
Depth: | 4.38 in. (11.11 cm) |
Width: | 4.38 in. (11.11 cm) |
Height: | 15.25 in. (38.74 cm) |
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