M.S. Rau Barware

Drinks Station Baccarat & Jacques Adnet Circa 1930 A rare and striking example of modernist design, this Baccarat drinks station, or tantalus, was creat...

Glass and Enamel Parrot Ewer Moser Late 19th Century This stunning Moser pitcher embodies the pinnacle of Bohemian art glass. Ewers are among the most exciting creations by this wor...

Silver Wine Funnel Hester Bateman Hallmarked London, 1784 Featuring her signature beaded edging and refined style, this George III silver wine funnel was crafted by the “Queen of th...

Regal in shape and stature, this stunning cut glass two-piece punch bowl by T.G. Hawkes & Co. exhibits the brilliant Kings pattern. Unsurpassed in both beauty and clarity, the Kings ...

This monumental 19th-century ormolu liqueur casket is exemplary of the masterful craftsmanship of the famed luxury firm Baccarat. The doors open to reve...

Notable for its incredible marquetry case and beautifully embellished Baccarat crystal, this handsome 19th-century cave à liqueur consists of three decanters and 16 cordial glasses. ...

This charming 19th-century English crystal and silverplate tantalus takes the form of three barrels on a wagon. Historically, the purpose of the t...

Charming and whimsical, this Art Deco silver-plated cocktail shaker takes the form of a stylized slide trombone. In the glamorous "Roaring Twenties," new musical styles including jaz...

This French Art Deco coromandel and chrome-plated tantalus by Louis Prodhon allows one to enjoy the finest libations in style, even in the company of greedy hands. Crafted of luxurious coromandel and chrome, this marvelous case holds three square-cut glass Baccarat decanters. The purpose of the tantalus was to keep one's favorite beverages safe from unwanted consumption while still showcasing the contents within. To gain access to the liquor, simply insert the key and turn to unlock the handle and remove the decanter of your choice. Found in India, Sri Lanka and other parts of Southeast Asia, coromandel, or calamander wood, is one of the most distinctive timbers in the world. Known for its distinct black and hazel striped coloring, this desirable wood has been used for centuries to make furniture, stringed instruments, and precious personal items such as this remarkable decanter box. Established by the Royal...

Conquer one's thirst with this Art Deco-period silverplate cocktail shaker by Asprey & Co. Dubbed the "Thirst Extinguisher," this humorous shaker t...

Representing the best of mid-20th-century American design, this nautical "gyroscope" cocktail service is both a stylish and functional addition to one's bar. The set features everything needed to craft a delectable libation, including a shaker and eight glasses decorated with sailboats and anchors that can be stored within the frame, designed to resemble a ship's steering wheel. Its chromed metal form can be easily set into an upright position to save space when not in use. However, the ingenious design can also be repositioned to serve as a horizontal cocktail serving station...

This charming and rare 19th-century cave à liqueur by the renowned cristallerie Baccarat gets a unique twist thanks to its oriental design. Taking the f...

The fine art of wine-making is brought to life by this rare French wine corker. Beautifully crafted of wrought iron, this corker is specifically des...

This refined Regency-period wine cellarette is crafted of rich mahogany and boasts beautifully carved details. The sarcophagus form is distinguished by ebon...

The form of a lady's leg entices one to imbibe with this etched glass cocktail set known as the “Shake a Leg” shaker. Made by the West Virginia Specialty Glass Co. with silverplate p...

This striking and rare Napoleon III-period cave à liqueur is masterfully modeled to represent the Cirque d'Hiver, or Winter Circus. Built in Paris in 18...

This exceptional silver gilt wine trolley from Tétard Frères of Paris is perfect for displaying that prized vintage. Wine lovers are sure to treasure this unique piece that conveni...