Art Deco Adie Brothers Silver-Plate Cocktail Shaker, Circa 1930
Art Deco Adie Brothers Silver-Plate Cocktail Shaker, Circa 1930
A stylish Art Deco silver-plate cocktail shaker by Adie Brothers, dating to circa 1930. With its clean, geometric form and purposeful detailing, this handsome piece captures the glamour and confidence of the cocktail age.
The shaker has a sleek, polished body, balanced by a substantial handle that gives the design both practical appeal and a strong architectural silhouette. Its restrained decoration and crisp proportions are characteristic of the Art Deco period, when contemporary forms and luxurious materials came together in objects designed for modern entertaining.
Adie Brothers was a respected Birmingham silversmith and maker of fine silver plate, known for producing well-crafted tableware and barware throughout the early 20th century. This example reflects the firm's attention to quality, with a pleasing weight, elegant profile, and enduring functionality.
A striking addition to a bar or cocktail collection, this shaker would look equally at home in a classic drinks cabinet, Art Deco interior, or display of British silver plate. Ideal for use when entertaining, it also makes a distinctive decorative object with all the character of 1930s cocktail culture.
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