Italian Recipe Cocktail Shaker by Macabo Cusano Milanino

Name: Italian Recipe Cocktail Shaker by Macabo Cusano Milanino
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA799648
Availability: SoldOut

1940 - 1960

Sold by Puckerings

Description

A rare designer recipe cocktail shaker, Italian in origin by MACABO CUSANO MILANINO and dating to c.1950.

The base swivels around to the cocktail designed and then the ingredients are listed in the windows below. The top of the cocktail shaker when removed reveals a lemon squeezer or reamer. The cocktail recipes included are: Orange Blossom, Side Car, Manhattan, Tom Collins, Alexander, Bacardi, Bronx, Dry Martini, Whisky Sour, Dubonnet

This cocktail shaker was in a distressed condition when found by us with hardly any silver plating remaining it is just back from our silversmith who had overhauled and restored it to it's former glory with gilded windows.

The underside is where the makers mark can be found and "Made In Italy". In superb condition measuring 3 3/4" in diameter x 8 3/4" tall.

Item: 43045

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Physical Dimensions

Height

22.2cm (8.74")

Width

9.5cm (3.74")

Depth

9.5cm (3.74")

Declaration

Puckerings has dated this piece to the 1950s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA799648

Dealers Internal Reference

43045

Dealers Notes

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Description

A rare designer recipe cocktail shaker, Italian in origin by MACABO CUSANO MILANINO and dating to c.1950.

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The base swivels around to the cocktail designed and then the ingredients are listed in the windows below.

Puckerings

The top of the cocktail shaker when removed reveals a lemon squeezer or reamer. The cocktail recipes included are: Orange Blossom, Side Car, Manhattan, Tom Collins, Alexander, Bacardi, Bronx, Dry Martini, Whisky Sour, Dubonnet

fig 1. Italian Recipe Cocktail Shaker by MACABO CUSANO MILANINO — fig 1. Italian Recipe Cocktail Shaker by Macabo Cusano Milanino

This cocktail shaker was in a distressed condition when found by us with hardly any silver plating remaining it is just back from our silversmith who had overhauled and restored it to it's former glory with gilded windows.