Bring all the glamour of Gatsby-era New York to cocktail hour with the Manhattan Cocktail Shaker f...Bring all the glamour of Gatsby-era New York to cocktail hour with the Manhattan Cocktail Shaker from Georg Jensen. The Manhattan is expertly crafted in stainless steel with a gleaming mirror-polished surface, its bold geometric lines give a modern twist to classic Art Deco design. Few things sound as glamorous as a cocktail being shaken so add that decadent speak-easy vibe to your home bar set up. Product Details: Materials: Mirror polished stainless steel Measurements: (H) 240 mm x (Dia) 83 mm Design year: 2017 THE GLAMOROUS GATSBY ERA: Enhance your entertaining with this sleek design. HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL: All the stainless steel products are hand-polished. UNIQUE DESIGNER: The Georg Jensen design team, who created Manhattan, used the Georg Jensen archive as the main source of inspiration. CARE: We recommend regular cleaning with warm water and a mild liquid soap. GEORG JENSEN: Renowned for innovation in art and design, Georg Jensen was established in Copenhagen in 1904.
Bring all the glamour of Gatsby-era New York to cocktail hour with the Manhattan Cocktail Shaker from Georg Jensen. The Manhattan is expertly crafted in stainless steel with a gleaming mirror-polished surface, its bold geometric lines give a modern twist to classic Art Deco design. Few things sound as glamorous as a cocktail being shaken so add that decadent speak-easy vibe to your home bar set up. Product Details: Materials: Mirror polished stainless steel Measurements: (H) 240 mm x (Dia) 83 mm Design year: 2017 THE GLAMOROUS GATSBY ERA: Enhance your entertaining with this sleek design. HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL: All the stainless steel products are hand-polished. UNIQUE DESIGNER: The Georg Jensen design team, who created Manhattan, used the Georg Jensen archive as the main source of inspiration. CARE: We recommend regular cleaning with warm water and a mild liquid soap. GEORG JENSEN: Renowned for innovation in art and design, Georg Jensen was established in Copenhagen in 1904.