American Barware

Set of 8 Fred Press highball glasses of clear glass with black frosted interiors and 22 karat gold stylized vertical fish in the atomic style on th...

Eight mid-century Libbey Glass Co., Tom Collins glasses, the lower half with raised enamel "cane" in natural color, the top edge of the glass is al...

Hazel Atlas Art Deco Sportsman's Series seven-piece ice bowl set, cobalt blue with white Dancing Sailors. Ice bowl: 4.13"h x 5.63"diameter / glasses: 4.5"h x 2.75"diameter.

Art Deco, chrome lidded cobalt blue, cocktail shaker and four cocktail glasses with white tropical fish, bubbles and seaweed.

Art Deco, olive green glass footed cocktail shaker with a black enameled steel lid having a brass cover and screw-on spout cap.

This large, impressive lucite ice bucket by Carole Stupell has a beautifully engineered lid that swivels open to expose the spherical cavity within the faceted octagonal form. 7.75"...

Adam style, American Coin Silver (.900) cup/mug Ca. 1860's - '70'S. The silversmith has used a pseudo-hallmark that we have not been able to trace. Measures almost 4 inches high (at...

A fine vintage English silver pewter hunting bear head stirrup cup. No maker's mark. This handsome cup is solid and heavy with exquisite details in the bear's head. It would be the p...

Olympian sterling silver wine cooler. Made by Tiffany & Co. in New York. Each: Round with gently tapering sides and three reeded c-scroll handles with leaf mounts and caps. Foot ring...

Set of four vintage cocktail glasses. Manufactured by Libbey, 1950s Hollywood Regency. Decorated with a classical gold leaf pattern on frosted...

Pretty Victorian cut-glass decanter with sterling silver mounts. Made by Norton & White in Birmingham in 1889. Pyramidal bowl with Classical paterae and plain gadrooned corners. Face...

Eight Georges Briard rocks glasses with raised 22 karat gold decoration of woven wood-grained lattice forming a double row of square openings, eac...

Vintage boho chic handcrafted bamboo and rattan nine bottle wine rack, wine storage, wine basket. The wine caddy, basket is sturdy crafted and is easy to carry. It is made to hold 9 ...

Large substantial clear glass decanter with stopper.

6 Mid-Century Modern highball glasses decorated with black enamel and 22k gold. The fronts with gold lettering on a black panel with "Prescription for...." and one of 6 different ail...

An American silver plated "Tells You How" cocktail recipe shaker. With a rotating band showing each cocktails name along the rim and the ingredients need...

A set of 4 mid century roly poly cocktail glasses. Each glass is decorated with lines of silver along the top in the Dorothy Thorpe style. Perfect for cocktails. Each glass measures...

Art Deco cocktail set in the Glades pattern by Paden City Glass. Ruby glass with silver rings above a rib molded lower section. The set consisting of ...

9 Piece cocktail set by Bartrix / Cera Glassware in a black and white Op-Art Verner Panton style design. Included are six stacking rocks glasses and a co...

American silversmith and glassmaker Hawkes designed and manufactured this striking Art Deco barware Martini or cocktail pitcher mixer. This bar cocktail shaker features a sleek desig...

Elegant Vintage Crystal Decanter with an elegant elongated neck, flaring into a wide, weighted base and topped with a solid stopper. Great on its own or within a grouping.

This set of 12 Mid-Century Modernist gilt-rimmed martini glasses, designed by the iconic American glassware designer Dorothy Thorpe and dating to circa 1940, is a perfect embodiment of understated elegance and timeless sophistication. Known for her innovative techniques and minimalist aesthetic, Thorpe became a celebrated name in 20th-century glass design, and these martini glasses exemplify her refined approach to modernist barware. Each glass features a sleek, tapered silhouette, expertly crafted to balance both beauty and functionality. The highlight of the design is the gilded rim, applied with Thorpe’s signature delicate precision, lending the glasses a touch of glamour and luxury without overpowering their clean, modern lines. The subtle glimmer of gold contrasts beautifully against the crystal-clear glass, making these glasses versatile enough for casual gatherings or formal occasions alike. Designed during the height of the Mid-Century Modern era, these martini glasses are not only exquisite examples of Thorpe's designs but also reflections of the stylish cocktail culture that defined the period. Perfect for entertaining or display, they serve as both functional barware and elegant collectibles. Whether as a cherished addition to a home bar, a gift for a discerning host, or a nod to mid-century cocktail history, this set of Dorothy Thorpe martini glasses...

Smaller version of the Walter Von Nessen attributed cocktail glasses. Chromed brass base holds cobalt blue glass insert. Cork underside. Monogramed cwc.

Mid Century Italian Regency Portable Metal Bar Caddy with accessories Glass on back of caddy 6 - tumblers 1 - shot glass 1 - ice bucket with lid 1 - tongs 3 - labeled decanters...

Set of eight Georges Briard hot air balloon highball glasses. White interior frosted clear glass with a hot air balloon in black and aqua enamel with 22 karat gold. The banner below ...

Vintage cocktail shaker and 6 footed glasses decorated with white elongated arrows pointing up from the base and red arrows pointed down from the top, the sh...

A very unusual set of 6 Tom Collins glasses by Libbey, in a bright pink plastic caddy with a white retractable carry handle. Frosted glasses each with a different word and graphic - ...

Art Deco cobalt glass cocktail shaker with white sailboats and a chrome lid from their Sportsmans Series.

Mid-Century Modern clear glass cocktail shaker with three panels of graduated red enamel bars and having a domed chrome lid.

Unusual Art Deco cocktail shaker in cobalt blue glass having an applied glass handle and ground foot, topped by a chromed center-pour lid with an integral strainer.

The “Eighteen Pounder” Cocktail Shaker Attributed to the Gorham Manufacturing Company Circa 1917 A striking fusion of wartime engineering and American cocktail culture, this rare sh...

Art Deco cobbler type cocktail shaker by Anchor Hocking in the 'Rings" pattern having a molded clear glass body with bands of molded rings alternating with hand painted rings of yell...

Art Deco bitters bottle by Hazel-Atlas with a cork and metal dasher stopper, the bottle of a ball-form base with long narrow neck of frosted glass with ...

Six Art Deco cocktail glasses of pale pink optically ribbed glass with a silver overlaid rooster on a black glass foot.

This striking Mid-Century modernist barware bowl, tray, or serving dish, crafted by Grainware circa 1970, is a true statement of refined elegance and functional artistry. Its bold ge...

Set of 4 vintage rocks glasses with paneled bases decorated with raised, textured enamel dots in green, yellow, blue and red.

Seven piece Mid-Century Modern cocktail pitcher set decorated with concentric 22 karat gold squares divided diagonally with half narrow lines and ...

Eight vintage old fashioned glasses by Libbey Glass with marine life in 22k gold superimposed on a frosted ground with clear grid.

Becoming scarcer to find, the Norman Bel Geddes Manhattan skyscraper cocktail shaker for revere company. Signed on underside Revere Rome Ny....

Art Deco ice bowl of tapered form with rolled rim, from Hazel-Atlas' Sportsman Series in cobalt glass with white sail boats.

Capture the essence of mid-century high society and post-war celebratory culture with this complete, museum-quality vintage set of eight original "Tally Ho" Tom Collins highball glasses. Manufactured by the iconic Libbey Glass Company in Toledo, Ohio, this discontinued collection dates securely back to its original introduction in 1946. Lined up across a bar cart, these stunning pieces evoke the immediate nostalgia of upscale 1940s and 1950s cocktail hours, where entertaining was treated as an art form and themed glassware served as a vital conversation starter. Bearing the classic cursive "L" hallmark embossed on the bases, this rare, intact set of eight represents a premier acquisition for high-end barware collectors, equestrian enthusiasts, and luxury interior designers alike. The graphic imagery wrapped around each glass serves as an in-depth visual deconstruction of the late 1940s aesthetic. Rendered in a bold, stylized mid-century palette of bright crimson, stark white, and crisp black overglaze enamels, the artwork features a jovial fox hunt in full cry. A bright red fox leaps across the upper portion of the glass accompanied by a dynamically posed packs of foxhounds giving chase in a spiral across the clear glass landscape. The composition perfectly aligns with the era's fascination with traditional English country lifestyle, Ivy League aesthetics, and prestigious hunt club culture, translating historic sporting motifs into a clean, modern graphic illustration that feels simultaneously historic and incredibly fresh. Standing at a commanding height of 7 inches with a sleek width of 2 3/8 inches, these specialized silhouettes are the ultimate vessels for classic tall cocktails. Historically referred to as Tom Collins or Zombie glasses...

Barware is very in now and sterling silver barware is especially sexy! We think this sterling silver bottle opener will look fabulous on ...

These luxury mid-century amber glass goblets exude the timeless elegance of old-world entertaining. Crafted in the 1950s–1960s, each piece features a refined textured honeycomb pattern that glows in rich golden light, reminiscent of Murano and French pressed glass design from the same era. The pedestal base lends architectural grace and stability, while the sculpted form feels both substantial and airy. Their warm amber tone adds instant ambiance, evoking the soft candlelit glow of Palm Beach villas, Provençal estates, and Santa Fe adobe homes alike. This set of four amber glass tumblers was sourced from a private estate in the American Southwest — a curated collection where modernist form met vintage glamour. Ideal for use as cocktail glasses, iced tea tumblers, or bar display accents, these heirloom-quality pieces elevate both casual gatherings and elegant dinner parties. Styling Suggestions Pair these vintage amber...

Antique American Art Deco period sterling silver & cut crystal "R. Blackinton & Co." of North Attleboro, Massachusetts, rooster & fleur de lis cocktail shaker, circa 1910's-1920's. U...

Eight Mid-Century Modern highball glasses designed by Fred Press, with 22k gold fish in different abstract patterns, vertically placed around each glass. The glasses are clear glass ...

Antique early-20th Century American solid silver & cut glass locking tantalus by the indomitable Tiffany & Co, the luxury American retailers synonymous with elegance, sophist...

Set of 8 Libbey cocktail glasses decorated with dots enclosed in concentric circles, the top half of the glasses in white above blue on the lower half.

Set of 6 Art Deco footed cocktail glasses of inverted bell form each with three roosters in red enamel.

Art Deco skyscraper style silver plate cocktail made by The Sheffield Silver Co. The tall sleek cylindrical body raised on a stepped foot.

Elegant and rare set of twelve footed goblets dating to circa 1960, crafted from silver-plated copper and displaying a striking warm gold-tone finish. Each piece bears a partially le...

Art Deco Chrome Cocktail Shaker with Red Bakelite Handle

Just WOW! What a gorgeous chrome caddy filled with EIGHT stunning roly poly silver rimmed cocktail glasses!! What a sophisticated set of glassware to...

Seven-piece, ice bowl and highball glass set with 22k gold and frosted decoration in a herringbone pattern.

Vintage set of 36 double old fashioned glasses together with an Ice bowl with tong in caddy. All pieces decorated in black and white cane pattern with all...

Art Deco back bar bitters bottle with an iridescent frosted surface and black enamel collar and label "Bitters". The top is fitted with a pout through m...

Early 20th century blown glass decanter / back bar bottle with double handles and silver overlay in an openwork basket weave pattern.

A delightfully nostalgic example of mid-century American barware, this complete eight-piece "Happy Daze" beverage tumbler set was manufactured by the renowned Federal Glass Company (Columbus, Ohio). As beautifully documented in photos, this rare survivor includes eight "Tall Boy" highball glasses alongside their original, illustrated cardboard presentation box. Glass dims are 6.88" h x 2.5" d. Each tumbler is crafted from heavy-gauge glass with a frosted finish, providing the perfect canvas for the multi-colored, wrap-around lithographic illustrations. The graphics depict a series of whimsical, mid-century cartoon vignettes set on a tropical island paradise—featuring stylized palm trees, islanders, giraffes, and shipwrecked castaways in a playful, narrative sequence. The graphics remain remarkably vibrant, rendered in a classic retro color palette of hunter green, cocoa brown, mustard yellow, and red.a stylized letter "F" inside a shield—stamped on the bottom. The set is 100% complete and in excellent vintage condition. The eight frosted glasses are entirely free of chips, cracks, or heavy clouding, with the lithographic designs remaining crisp and intact. The original storage box shows minor, honest age-appropriate wear, including light edge scuffing and superficial surface toning as expected for an authentic 1950s cardboard object, adding to its immense charm as a collector's piece. Keywords: It features frosted, satin-finish tall tumblers (often called "Tall Boys" or Tom Collins glasses) that hold about 13 oz and depict humorous, cartoonish "caveman" and tropical beach scenes. Tiki / Tiki Bar Culture: The ultimate classification for this set. Mid-century Tiki pop-culture exploded in the 1950s, making tropical-themed barware like this highly collectible. Caveman / Cavewoman. Mid-Century Modern Barware: The broad, evergreen category for high-quality post-war glassware. Retro Americana / Kitsch: Celebrates the playful, humorous, and sometimes campy design aesthetic of 1950s home entertaining. Materials & Finish: Frosted Glassware, Satin Glass, Blown Glass, Lithographed Enamel, Silk-Screened Tumblers, Colorful Graphics. Form & Function: Tall Boy Glasses, Highball Tumblers, Zombie Glasses...

Circa 1884, sterling, Gorham. This unequivocally charming serving piece embodies the relaxed refinement of the Victorian era. Complete with tongs, this rare example of a figural Gorham olive dish...

Rare 1933 Libbey Silhouette Nash Series moonstone sherry glasses with charming monkey stems in opalescent glass designed by Douglas Nash. Libbey mark is acid etched on the bottom. 4 ...

This elegant American Brilliant Period cut glass ice bucket is expertly crafted to create a dazzling interplay of light, making it both a functional item and a striking work of art. ...