Cocktail Shaker | Silver-plated
A delightful cocktail shaker from the 1930s, derived directly from the Art Deco period and featuring a playing card motif. This was created by CGF Lyon, who were French-based silversmiths - despite its age, this shaker's elegant figure has endured to this today.
This playful Art Deco-esque cocktail shaker dates back to the 1930s, with a sleek cylindrical form that will blend in seamlessly with any home bar and would be an excellent accompaniment to any poker game. The shaker is accompanied by an incorporated strainer and cap, making it easy to assemble and dissemble.
The body of the shaker features embossed playing card suits, with the cards arranged in a stylised hand. Each suit slightly raised, adding texture to the smooth surface. This was created by silversmiths CGF Lyon, based in France. Overall, the shaker remains in excellent, virtually untouched condition, barring slight cosmetic tarnishing from its age.
| Brand: |
CGF |
| Objet d'art: | cocktail shaker |
| Features: |
raised playing card motif |
| Material: | silver-plated |
| Size: | 9.8cm x 25cm |
| Period: |
Mid-Century |
Condition
This cocktail shaker is in good condition, showing minimal signs of wear most notably on the rim of the bottom. The inside, as well as the outside, shows signs of patina and tarnish, which can be removed.
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Cocktail Shaker | Silver-plated
Cocktail Shaker | Silver-plated
A delightful cocktail shaker from the 1930s, derived directly from the Art Deco period and featuring a playing card motif. This was created by CGF Lyon, who were French-based silversmiths - despite its age, this shaker's elegant figure has endured to this today.
This playful Art Deco-esque cocktail shaker dates back to the 1930s, with a sleek cylindrical form that will blend in seamlessly with any home bar and would be an excellent accompaniment to any poker game. The shaker is accompanied by an incorporated strainer and cap, making it easy to assemble and dissemble.
The body of the shaker features embossed playing card suits, with the cards arranged in a stylised hand. Each suit slightly raised, adding texture to the smooth surface. This was created by silversmiths CGF Lyon, based in France. Overall, the shaker remains in excellent, virtually untouched condition, barring slight cosmetic tarnishing from its age.
| Brand: |
CGF |
| Objet d'art: | cocktail shaker |
| Features: |
raised playing card motif |
| Material: | silver-plated |
| Size: | 9.8cm x 25cm |
| Period: |
Mid-Century |
Condition
This cocktail shaker is in good condition, showing minimal signs of wear most notably on the rim of the bottom. The inside, as well as the outside, shows signs of patina and tarnish, which can be removed.
Original: $1,341.60
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Description
A delightful cocktail shaker from the 1930s, derived directly from the Art Deco period and featuring a playing card motif. This was created by CGF Lyon, who were French-based silversmiths - despite its age, this shaker's elegant figure has endured to this today.
This playful Art Deco-esque cocktail shaker dates back to the 1930s, with a sleek cylindrical form that will blend in seamlessly with any home bar and would be an excellent accompaniment to any poker game. The shaker is accompanied by an incorporated strainer and cap, making it easy to assemble and dissemble.
The body of the shaker features embossed playing card suits, with the cards arranged in a stylised hand. Each suit slightly raised, adding texture to the smooth surface. This was created by silversmiths CGF Lyon, based in France. Overall, the shaker remains in excellent, virtually untouched condition, barring slight cosmetic tarnishing from its age.
| Brand: |
CGF |
| Objet d'art: | cocktail shaker |
| Features: |
raised playing card motif |
| Material: | silver-plated |
| Size: | 9.8cm x 25cm |
| Period: |
Mid-Century |
Condition
This cocktail shaker is in good condition, showing minimal signs of wear most notably on the rim of the bottom. The inside, as well as the outside, shows signs of patina and tarnish, which can be removed.
