1970s modernist cocktail shaker, designed by Jo Laubner for the renowned German manufacturer WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), perfectly exemplifies the sleek, forward-thinking aesthetic of the Space Age design era. Crafted from WMF's proprietary high-quality Cromargan stainless steel, the piece boasts a brilliant, mirror-polished finish that beautifully captures and reflects its surroundings. This cocktail shaker features a seamless, capsule-like silhouette. The gracefully curved main body tapers cleanly toward a flat, sturdy base, while the domed lid is crowned with a distinctive, subtly flared finial that serves as an elegant grip. The precision-engineered junction between the top and bottom halves creates a distinct structural line while ensuring a secure seal during use. Beyond its utility as a functional piece of barware, this pristine shaker stands as a sculptural, sophisticated centerpiece for any vintage collection or modern home bar. It's in excellent condition
Dimension:
diam 3,54 x 10,23 H inches
diam cm 9 x cm 26 H
WMF (originally Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) is a prestigious German company founded in 1853, widely renowned for its high-quality tableware, cutlery, cookware, and professional coffee machines. The company is celebrated for combining traditional craftsmanship with modern design and patented material innovations like Cromargan® stainless steel