Shaker, (Gaiety) Cocktail;Gaiety Cocktail Shaker with Lid
Shaker, Cocktail
Chase Brass & Copper Company Inc (created by)
Mattatuck Historical Soc (owned by)
Howard F. Reichenbach (associated with)
Mattatuck Historical Soc (owned by)
Howard F. Reichenbach (associated with)
1934 – 1942 (Date manufactured/created)
1934 – 1942 (Date manufactured/created)
1934 – 1942 (Date manufactured/created)
Chromium; bakelite (plastic); enamel, Chromium; bakelite (plastic); enamel
Shaker, Cocktail, Shaker, Cocktail
11 1/2 in. H
, 3 3/4 in base diameter Diameter
Measurement Notes: Dimensions Extent: overall
Framed?: No
11 1/2 in. H , 3 3/4 in base diameter Diameter Measurement Notes: Dimensions Extent: overall
Framed?: No
Framed?: No
11 1/2 in. H , 3 3/4 in base diameter Diameter Measurement Notes: Dimensions Extent: overall
Framed?: No
Vertical cylindrical polished chromium body with three balck rings near bottom; lid cylindrical with two black rings and vertical cylindrical knob at top center.
This cylindrical cocktail shaker is finished with bright chromium on the outside, and satin silver inside. It has three recessed enamel stripes around the base, and two around the lid. The lid is fitted with a sleeve which fits snugly into the pouring lip of the shaker. There is a knob on the lid with a bakelite tiered base. The shaker is fitted with a strainer intended to hold back "mint leaves, lemon rind, or other solids".
Howard F. Reichenbach designed the "Gaiety" Shaker (Chase Item No. 90034).
This cylindrical cocktail shaker is finished with bright chromium on the outside, and satin silver inside. It has three recessed enamel stripes around the base, and two around the lid. The lid is fitted with a sleeve which fits snugly into the pouring lip of the shaker. There is a knob on the lid with a bakelite tiered base. The shaker is fitted with a strainer intended to hold back "mint leaves, lemon rind, or other solids".
Howard F. Reichenbach designed the "Gaiety" Shaker (Chase Item No. 90034).
Gift given by Brenda Anderson-Killer, in memory of her uncle, Howard F. Reichenbach, industrial designer at Chase Industries, Waterbury, CT for more than 25 years
Gift given by Brenda Anderson-Killer, in memory of her uncle, Howard F. Reichenbach, industrial designer at Chase Industries, Waterbury, CT for more than 25 years
Gift given by Brenda Anderson-Killer, in memory of her uncle, Howard F. Reichenbach, industrial designer at Chase Industries, Waterbury, CT for more than 25 years
2006.5.52 A-B