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Exceptional the Master Incolor Cocktail Shaker in Red and Chrome
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Exceptional the Master Incolor Cocktail Shaker in Red and Chrome

1920 - 1940
Sold 16 December 2025 · Hough & Son
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Description

Exceptionally fine and rare "The Master Incolor" cocktail Shaker. Stunning Art Deco piece.

Fully signed. Also marked 'Made in England' and 'Patent Pending'. Approx. height 18.5cm.

Good vintage condition: slight colour difference across the two halves, as is often the case with these cocktail shakers; some wear to the plating, most notably on the central band. Otherwise, still perfectly serviceable today.

A painfully rare design classic.

Date of Manufacture

Hough & Son has dated this Vintage Cocktail Shaker to the 1930s.

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SA1145073
Dealers Internal Reference
SA009
Description
Exceptionally fine and rare "The Master Incolor" cocktail Shaker. Stunning Art Deco piece.

Fully signed. Also marked 'Made in England' and 'Patent Pending'. Approx. height 18.5cm.

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Good vintage condition: slight colour difference across the two halves, as is often the case with these cocktail shakers; some wear to the plating, most notably on the central band.
Hough & Son

Otherwise, still perfectly serviceable today.

A painfully rare design classic.

Date of Manufacture

Hough & Son has dated this Vintage Cocktail Shaker to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1145073
Dealers Internal Ref
SA009
Hough & Son
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Passionate about unusual antiques, mid-century modern and quirky collectables

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Exceptional the Master Incolor Cocktail Shaker in Red and Chrome

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A red enamel and chrome Art Deco cocktail shaker sits upright on a wooden surface with its small top cap removed beside it.
Exceptional The Master Incolor Cocktail Shaker in Red and Chrome
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A red enamel and chrome Art Deco cocktail shaker sits upright on a wooden surface with its small top cap removed beside it.
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  • ObjectBarware
  • Period1920 - 1940
  • StyleArt Deco
  • MaterialChromium, Enamel, Metal
  • ColourRed
  • MotifsStepped top rings, Recipe window, Removable cap

Art Deco cocktail shakers gained immense popularity during the 1920s and 1930s, reflecting the eras fascination with sleek lines, modern machinery, and luxurious leisure. Designers utilised new industrial materials and manufacturing techniques to create functional yet highly stylised pieces for home entertainment.

Vintage cocktail shakers were predominantly constructed from metals such as chrome-plated brass, silver plate, aluminium, and pewter, often combined with coloured plastics like Bakelite or Catalin, glass, or painted enamel finishes.

Authentic period pieces typically feature makers marks or patent numbers stamped on the base, heavier construction utilising period-specific metals, and genuine age-related patination or wear on the interior and exterior surfaces.

A vintage cocktail shaker can be styled as a focal point on a drinks trolley, bar cart, or sideboard, combining industrial metallic textures with glassware to create a sophisticated focal point in a living or dining space.

Preserve metal barware by washing by hand with mild soap and warm water, drying thoroughly to prevent water spots, and avoiding abrasive cleaners that can damage plated finishes or coloured enamel.
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