Vintage 'Joy bell' cocktail shaker in sterling silver, first patented by Asprey in the 1930's.
The timeless ‘Joy Bell’ cocktail shaker was first introduced to Asprey’s range of barware in 1932. Its distinctive design is instantly recognisable. The handle of the bell unscrews, allowing ice and cocktail ingredients to be placed within. Once shaken, the drink may be poured through the strainer at the top of the handle, once the removable section at the end is detached.
Today’s designs are made by Asprey’s silversmiths in our workshops above 167 New Bond Street to exacting standards, using precious sterling silver. Each shaker is assayed and hallmarked, providing assurance of the silver’s purity, as well as the name of the maker and date of creation. As with all our handmade cocktail shakers, each piece is the result of hours’ of skilled craftsmanship.
Above our Mayfair flagship store, expert silversmiths pursue perfection. Skill and workmanship famed across the world.
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Contact ConciergeAsprey made a tan leather suitcase for the London-born film star Elizabeth Taylor. It sold for $25,000 at auction at Christie's alongside other pieces from the collection of Elizabeth Taylor.
