Vintage Electro-Plated Nickel Silver Cocktail Shaker "Speakeasy Shaker" and Art Deco design

Back in the day, they didn't skimp on their cocktail shakers! The size of this piece is very large and the aging process has given it an old world appeal. Inside the spout is a silver piece that allows liquid to flow without the ice coming out. Lid is removable with cork in good shape and a silver plate on the bottom of the cork. There is a decorative carved art deco design around the to pof the shaker near the bottom of the spout. There is a dent on one side which adds to its vintage appeal. This shaker appears to have been produced during the 20-30s.

Stamped on bottom is EPNS which stands for Electro-Plated Nickel Silver. It is a type of silver plating commonly found on vintage and antique items, including the cocktail shaker in the image. The bottom logo is an engraved crest or emblem. The crest features a central tower or castle, flanked by a crown on the left and a winged figure, possibly an eagle or a similar bird, on the right. Below the central tower, there are additional elements that could represent a base or further heraldic symbols. After much research, I do not know the maker of this shaker.

Such a cool piece for your bar or can be used as a flower vase!

Measures 11 1/2" tall x 4 1/4" diameter at base.

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