Barware & Drinkware
Barware & Drinkware
A well-stocked bar invites a little glamour, a measure of intrigue, and the occasional scandal. Our Barware Collection brings the spirited art of home mixology to life with vintage treasures, exquisite crystal, and handsome bar essentials. Give Gatsby's style a run for his money, take a 007 approach to martinis and mischief, or embrace Churchill’s enthusiasm for Champagne, preferably with neither an occasion nor a reason. From Prohibition-era intrigue to modern cocktail hour, the best stories often begin with someone pouring the first drink.
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Regular price $595
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Vintage 1900 Silver Plate Banded Champagne Stand
Regular price $1,195 -
Vintage 1900 Silver Plate French Champagne Stand
Regular price $1,095 -
Vintage 1950s Silver Plate Champagne Basin
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Vintage 1920s Silver Plate Champagne Basin
Regular price $745 -
William Yeoward Crystal Annabel Bottle Stand
Regular price $318 -
William Yeoward Crystal Bess Beer Mug
Regular price $120 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Cream Jug
Regular price $102 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Juice Carafe
Regular price $150 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Pitcher
Regular price From $180 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Water Bottle
Regular price $186 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Wine Carafe Cabernet
Regular price $265 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Wine Carafe Chardonnay
Regular price $265 -
William Yeoward Crystal Classic Wine Carafe Merlot
Regular price $265 -
1950s Candy Cane Cocktail Pitcher with Striped Stirrer
Regular price $275 -
Antique Brass Finished Double Champagne Bucket
Regular price $395
A well-stocked bar invites a little glamour, a measure of intrigue, and the occasional scandal. Our Barware Collection brings the spirited art of home mixology to life with vintage treasures, exquisite crystal, and handsome bar essentials. Give Gatsby's style a run for his money, take a 007 approach to martinis and mischief, or embrace Churchill’s enthusiasm for Champagne, preferably with neither an occasion nor a reason. From Prohibition-era intrigue to modern cocktail hour, the best stories often begin with someone pouring the first drink.
