Maxwell Phillip Hour Glass Cocktail Shaker
Best vintage statement piece for sophisticated home mixologists.
This 1930s hourglass shaker turns cocktail hour into a masterclass in Art Deco design. While it demands a bit more manual finesse than modern stainless steel alternatives, the striking chrome-and-glass silhouette offers a level of vintage sophistication that no contemporary bar tool can replicate.
$1295.00
at
Sir Jack's
Who it's for
- Home bartenders needing a secure, ergonomic grip while shaking
- Design enthusiasts seeking a sophisticated home bar centerpiece
- Mixologists prioritizing durable equipment and optimal temperature control
Who should skip it
- Users preferring low-maintenance, easy-to-clean barware
- Hosts frequently preparing large batches of cocktails
- Casual drinkers seeking budget-friendly, purely functional tools
Performance breakdown
Aesthetic Appeal
Iconic Art Deco silhouette serves as a stunning centerpiece for bars.
Build Integrity
Durable chrome and glass construction withstands regular use despite vintage age.
Pouring Efficiency
Integrated strainer simplifies cocktail preparation while maintaining a classic French style.
Ergonomic Handling
Hourglass shape offers a secure grip during vigorous shaking sessions.
Collectibility Value
Authentic 1935 provenance makes this a highly sought-after vintage treasure.
Maintenance Ease
Glass and chrome components require careful hand-washing to preserve finish quality.
Key Specs
Construction
Chrome plate and glass
Design
Hourglass shape
Pieces
Three-piece design
Strainer
Fitted with interior strainer
Markings
Impressed Maxwell Philips New York Company (Pat-Pending)
Era
Circa 1935
Dimensions
9.25 inches height x 5.0 inches Diameter
Origin
Made in America
Shaker Type
French Shaker
Material
Glass
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