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Cordial glass with gold rim. Pattern unknown. Good to very good. $3.00. |
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Souvenir cocktail glass with logos from 3 English pubs: The White Horse Cellar, The Spread Eagle Inn, and The Bull's Head. Stands 3.75" x 3" in diameter. Very good. $10.00. |
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Penguin Hot and Cold serving bucket from West Bend. Chrome with brown handles (which are more than likely Bakelite.) Very little sign of wear. Looks so very good. $35.00. |
"Knickerbockers Tray" measures approximately 11-3/4 inches (30 cm) in diameter and 1 inch deep (2.5 cm). Has a wee bit of rust. Depicts folks enjoying themselves. Reads "Have a Knick" on the side, and "Knickerbockers " underneath. "Beer" stein: measures about 3 3/8 inches tall. It reads: "I have a few good reasons for drinking, and one has just entered my head. If a man can't drink when he's living, how the hell can he drink when he's dead." (Pithy, isn't it?) Underneath is a sticker from the "Deer Skin Trading Post, Hancock, New York." The amber-coloured stein is a Federal Glass shot glass (has the letter "F" inside a shield underneath.) Measures 1-1/8 (4.8 cm). Good. $45.00. |
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Amaretto di Saronno®: "Cook With Love," from Foreign Vintages, Inc., Importer. Jericho, New York, 1978. Minor creasing and rubbing. Slight discoloration due to age. Very good. $10.00.
Ceramic souvenir coaster with a picture of an 1800 Conestoga Wagon. Probably from Lipper & Mann since it bears a striking resemblance to the weather vane one (below), but alas has no sticker. Measures approximately 4" (10.3 cm) in diameter. Minor wear on bottom. Some paint mishaps (chipping, slippage.) Good. $5.00. 
"Let's throw an Italian Wine Tasting!" by Mary Ewing Mulligan. Italian Trade Commission, 1978. Covers show some staining, rubbing, and discolouration due to age. Minor wear on corners. Good. $12.00.
Tonic Drink Recipes." Recipes from Cadbury Schweppes plc., as presented by Commander Edward Whitehead himself (which places this brochure between 1958-1971. Thank you, Center for Interactive Advertising, for this information.) 6 panels. Minor creasing, yellowing, a couple of marks. Good $5.00.
Ceramic souvenir coaster with a picture of a "nineteenth century barber pole." Probably from Lipper & Mann since it bears a striking resemblance to the weather vane one (below), but alas has no sticker. Measures approximately 4" (10.3 cm) in diameter. Minor wear on bottom. Some paint mishaps (chipping, slippage.) Good. $5.00. 
"Great Recipes of the World" magazine. "Special edition from Imported Stock, Vermouth, Brandy and Cordials." Yellowing, wear on spine, minor creasing. Good $5.00. 
USA. Probably stainless steel. (Navy blue swizzle stick also looks just fine.) Very good. $12.00.
Bottle stopper and pourer from Drambuie®. White plastic and cork, red lettering. Never used although it has obviously been opened. Very good. $7.00.
More all vintage swizzle sticks: The Libations group. All vintage collection from: Early Times Distillery, John Begg (2), PM Blended Whiskey, and Seagram's Seven (3). Some do show signs of wear - scuffing, scrapes, rubbing and the like. And do we have a brochure for you? You know we do. "Fleischmann's Mixers Manual." Circa late 1940s - mid 1950s. Some creasing on covers, but still looks very nice. Good. $20.00.
White plastic cocktail shaker with a Four Roses logo sticker. Some signs of wear, some scraping inside and on logo. Holds approximately 16 ounces. Good. $5.00. 
Presenting the functional and the fun - cocktail glasses from Matchbox. Available models: Ferrari and Porsche. Both are in very good condition. $25.00 each. 
