American Barware

Manufactured in Sacramento, California by "The Buffalo Brewing Co.", this Pre-Prohibition metal lithographed exposition beer serving tray was distributed to commemorate the 1915 San Francisco...

Designed in 1917 by Tiffany & Co., this very handsome, Antique Sterling Silver Cocktail Shaker, is elegant in design, and will hold 4.5 Gills (18 fluid ounces). The cocktail shak...

Edwardian Period, Sheraton style, sterling silver-mounted gallery tray, American, Ca. 1915. Beautiful marquetry work. Measures 22 inches wide x 15 1/4 inches deep x 2 1/2 inches high...

Unusually large silver and glass flask with the silver on the top half of the body woven to resemble wicker basket work. Has cork lined stopper on a hinged bayonet closer, stamped Sterling. A silver removable cup covers the lower half with gold plaques either side, one depicting a leaping salmon...

We are happy to offer you this sterling silver bottle opener in the Lily pattern by Frank Whiting from 1910. Designed and manufactured at the height of the Art Nouveau period, the mo...

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver Christening cup / child mug in pattern 19184 from 1916 in simple, elegant design, measuring 3 1/4'' in he...

A magnificent and highly sought-after American Gorham Silver Company Cocktail Shaker created in the form of an WW1 Artillery gun shell. Made from silver plate, gold plate and copp...

Large, Edwardian period, Sheffield silver plate - mounted wood gallery tray on bun feet, Wilcox Silver Plate Company, Meriden Connecticut, Ca. 1915. ...

Edwardian period sterling silver mint julep cup, Simpson, Hall, Miller Co. (Division of International Silver Co.), Wallingford, Ct., cir...

American sterling, cut glass cocktail shaker / trophy, New Rochelle, N Y 1912. A cocktail shaker, Commodore's / Yachtsman's Trophy Cup for T...

Edwardian, sterling silver flask with hinged lid, R. Wallace & Sons Co., Wallingford, Ct., circa 1910. Measures 5 3/4 inches tall x 3 1/4 inches wide x 1 1/8 inches deep; weighs 4.38...

An extraordinarily rare and ingenious Art Deco sterling silver travelling cocktail set comprising of two, two-pint capacity spirit flasks, flanking a central covered container, which ‘assembles’ into a long-necked cocktail shaker, with dual integral strainer and juicer, the cap perfect for use as a spirit measure, and six silver shot cups for serving. Sizes of component parts of the set: Flasks (each): 7.5 inches x 4.5 inches x 2.5 inches deep. Shaker assembled: 11.5 inches. Cups (each): 2 inches tall. Size of outer case: 10 x 6 x 9 inches. All component parts marked sterling, and bearing registration numbers, and maker’s marks for Lebkeucher & Co., USA. Each piece in the set is applied with an attractive and ornate monogram ‘CTF’. This set was originally the property of Charles T. Fisher, the American business man and automotive Pioneer, and is complete with a bespoke fitted presentation case. American, circa 1910. Charles T. Fisher (1880-1963) and his brother founded The Fisher Body Company in 1908, and by 1914, the company had grown to become the largest manufacturer of automobile bodies in the United States. In 1919, the majority share of the firm was sold to General Motors and by 1926, the company became a wholly owned subsidiary, with GM purchasing the remaining 40% of stock for just over $200 million. Charles Fisher...