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Rare and incredibly striking vintage Pottery Barn cocktail shaker designed in the shape of New York City’s iconic Empire State Building.Standing approximately 15 inches tall, this substantial metal shaker is as much a piece of sculptural décor as it is vintage barware. The detailed Art Deco-inspired architecture, metallic finish, and removable upper section make it a fantastic statement piece for a home bar, cocktail cart, bookshelf, office, or NYC-themed collection.This is a retired Pottery Barn design that is increasingly difficult to find, particularly as a complete architectural piece. It has wonderful presence and is one of those unusual vintage barware pieces that immediately catches your eye.PLEASE NOTE: The small interior shaker cap/lid that would fit over the strainer opening is missing. The main Empire State Building body, removable upper section, and built-in metal strainer are present. A replacement cocktail shaker cap may be able to be sourced separately; however, compatibility with a replacement has not been tested or verified.Otherwise, the piece presents beautifully with light vintage/pre-owned wear consistent with age and use. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description and show the exact item you will receive.Details:• Pottery Barn
• Vintage / retired design
• Empire State Building cocktail shaker
• Approx. 15” tall
• Metal construction
• Silver-tone finish
• Art Deco / architectural design
• Removable upper section
• Built-in cocktail strainer
• Missing interior shaker cap/lid
• Rare collectible Pottery Barn barwareA fantastic find for a Pottery Barn collector, vintage barware enthusiast, New York City lover, Art Deco collector, or anyone looking for a truly unusual statement piece for their bar.This one looks just as good displayed as it does behind the bar — a wonderfully over-the-top little piece of New York City architecture in cocktail form. 🗽🍸