This Belgian bar shaker, produced in the 1950s, is a study in mid-century craftsmanship and understated modernist luxury. Its body, rendered in frosted glass with a soft milky-white hue, captures and diffuses light, providing a semi-translucent effect that shifts gently depending on the angle. The chromatic contrast is heightened by a polished, gold-toned metal cap and stopper—these smooth, gleaming accents crown the shaker and introduce a sharp interplay of texture and sheen. The silhouette is balanced and lightly tapered, with a generous 22 cm height and 10 cm diameter that ensures both ergonomic handling and visual clarity. All elements are seamlessly integrated, with no visible signs of wear, scratches, or chips. The shaker remains in excellent, practically untouched condition. The form quietly evokes the aspirations of postwar mid-century Europe: a time when everyday objects sought to balance clarity and optimism. The frosted glass—cool and tranquil, reminiscent of the quiet after a celebration—meets the lustrous gold, an allusion to moments of festivity and hope. One can imagine this shaker glinting on the counter of a Belgian jazz bar or marking the quiet elegance of an intimate 1950s gathering; its minimal lines deliver a composed confidence, while the metallic reflections hint at the subtle glamour woven into daily rituals. This piece would pair effectively as a stand-alone accent atop a bar cart or shelving, or alongside classic vintage cocktail stemware. Combine it with other brass or gold-accented accessories, a table lamp that bathes the glass in soft illumination, or minimalist ceramics in white and gold to enhance its sophisticated palette. It would fit well in a mid-century modern interior, a contemporary kitchen, or a collectors’ lounge
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Height22 cm
Width10 cm
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Width10 cm
Height22 cm
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