This 1970s cocktail shaker is a distilled example of late modernist design—functional, minimalist, and quietly expressive. Crafted from soda glass with a distinctive frosted, crackle-effect surface in a cool, clear tone, it features a gently tapered cylindrical silhouette. The smooth, polished chrome-plated steel lid creates a striking contrast with the matte, textured glass body, making up about one-fifth of the shaker’s total height. Free from extraneous decoration or color, the overall design is understated and balanced, firmly rooted in vintage minimalism. The shaker is preserved in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.Its form echoes the restrained voice of the 1970s, when modernism sought purity of line and an honest celebration of material. The crackled glass tells a story of fascination with texture, while the lustrous lid plays with light, creating a subtle dialogue of sheen and opacity. This is an object that could narrate evenings of home entertaining in that era—where simplicity of gesture and attention to detail shaped gatherings with a quietly cinematic mood.This shaker would find its place on a home bar counter, alongside classic cocktail glasses and a minimalist decanter, emphasizing its modernist pedigree. It would also suit a kitchen with a minimalist spirit or serve as a refined accent in a curated vintage interior. It can be paired with other steel or glass accessories—such as an ice bucket or a geometric barware set—highlighting its pure, restrained elegance.Height: 17 cm, diameter: 8 cm. The listed price is for one shaker.
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Height17 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height17 cm
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