Art Deco Silver Plate Penguin Water / Bar Pitcher w/Mechanical Beak Glass Eyes

Vintage Art Deco Chrome Plated Cocktail Shaker. It's a relatively large shaker, which would have been used for mixing and serving cocktails. The chrome plating adds a shiny and luxur...

Art Deco etched glass cocktail mixing pitcher with vertical bands of narrow lines below a band of diagonal lines between a pair of lines, the t...

Art Deco Chrome Cocktail Shaker with Red Bakelite Handle

Art Deco silver plate cocktail shaker of tapered bulbous form with a scrolled handle and tapered spout with screw cap attached by chain, marked "Crusader Plate".

Penguin Cocktail Shaker in Silver-Plated Metal, After Emile Schülke, Au Bain Marie Paris An irresistibly charming penguin-form cocktail shaker, based on the iconic design originally conceived by Emile Schülke in 1936. This example was produced by the renowned Parisian firm Au Bain Marie during the 1970s–1980s, faithfully honoring the spirit of the original Art Deco creation. Executed entirely in silver-plated metal, the shaker is sculptural and playful, yet elegantly balanced in its proportions. The stylized penguin form—both whimsical and refined—has become an enduring classic of cocktail and barware design. The hinged beak opens smoothly for pouring, while the body separates neatly for filling and cleaning, combining visual delight with practical functionality. Equally suited as a functional cocktail accessory or as a sculptural decorative object, this penguin shaker...

Jugendstil polished pewter penguin-shaped decanter designed by Hugo Leven for Kayserzinn factory By: Hugo Leven, Kaiserzinn Material: pewter, copper, lead, tin, metal Technique: polished, metalwork, cast, hand-crafted Dimensions: 4 in x 8 in Date: 1900-1902 Style: Jugendstil, Art Nouveau Place of origin: Germany This piece serves as an Jugendstil (german Art Nouveau) style penguin-shaped decanter; with simple, minimalist lines and a smooth surface due its polished material, it has a lid resembling the bird's head at the top which is operated by a hammer-like mechanism that can be pushed down with the thumb to open it. It has a handle on one side to hold it. The Kaiserzinn factory seal can be seen underneath. Around 1890 Engelbert Kayser, then director of the biggest German pewter factory of the 19th century, Kayserzinn, hired designer...

Large Italian Modern Sterling Silver & Crystal Penguin Ice Bucket, 16" High A striking and beautifully crafted Italian Modern ice bucket featuring a sculptural sterling silver pengu...

A whimsical and highly detailed Spanish novelty silver penguin, stamped to the underside of its webbed feet. The figure is charmingly modelled standing upright and dressed in shootin...