Lot #87: MCM Barware Set with Cocktail Shakers and Seltzer

1. Vintage Soda Siphon (Seltzer Bottle): This specific protective metal mesh pattern is characteristic of mid-20th-century French barware manufactures (such as Auto-Siphon Paris or J. Julien Paris), produced primarily in France between the 1920s and 1950s. 2. Mulligan's Bar Guide (Top Book)Identity: A pocket-sized beverage compilation titled Mulligan's Bar Guide.Provenance: Written by Shawn M. Mulligan, this popular recipe book was published in Canada and the United States during the late 1980s 3. "Cocktails" Book (Bottom Book)Identity: A vintage, blue-covered handbook decorated with mid-century style illustrations of cocktail glassware.Provenance: This is a classic retro bartender utility guide manufactured in the United States during the mid-century modern (MCM) era, typically dating from the 1950s to 1960s. 4. Printed Recipe Glasses (Left, Center Front, Center Back)Identity: A trio of graphic Federal Glass mixing tumblers printed with ingredient measurements, drink names (like Martini, Manhattan, and Gibson), and line-art icons. Produced by the iconic Federal Glass Company (headquartered in Columbus, Ohio) in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s. 5. Hammered Metal Cocktail Shaker (Right Foreground)Identity: An Art Deco period, three-piece cocktail shaker pitcher built with a wide pouring handle, a distinct side spout, and a hammered metallic finish.Provenance: This specific side-handled silhouette with a dimpled exterior was heavily produced by companies like Keystone Ware and Bernard Rice's Sons (Apollo EPNS) in the United States and England during the 1920s to 1940s. Pickup category timeslot {A}