
Come with us to Tales of the Cocktail in New Orleans July 8-July 12 2009
The Vintage Bar Ware Collectors Symposium
Led by Stephen Visakay,
Myself and Jimbo Walker will also be on the panel. We'd love to meet you there!
Tales of the Cocktail 2009
The Second Annual Symposium Of Vintage Bar Ware Collectors
More Cocktail Shakers - More Experts – More Cocktails – More Fun
Ann Tuennerman, Founder of Tales of the Cocktail, invites all Vintage Bar Ware Enthusiasts to an International Collectors Conference.
All Collectors from beginner to advanced are invited to meet and exchange information and knowledge in this seminar held in conjunction with Tales of the Cocktail July 8 to July 12th, Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans, L.A.
If you’re a collector of Cocktail Accouterments this conference is for you. If you would like to publish a book on your collection, write a magazine article, curate an exhibition or just have more fun with your collection this conference is for you. Please bring one item or photos of your collection for discussion.
Join Moderator Stephen Visakay, author of Vintage Bar Ware (Collector Books) with Panelists and Bar Ware Authorities; Jimbo Walker and Mark Bigler for retro cocktails with special guests and more.
There will be a free drawing of over $1,000.00 in vintage bar ware prizes.
For more information www.TalesoftheCocktail.com
Join us for a five-day celebration of libation as we explore the cocktail culture in New Orleans and around the world. Connoisseurs and amateurs alike will spend many happy hours enjoying mixology, cocktails and cuisine, while the drinks-and the conversation flow freely.
Crazy
for Cocktail Shakers
I buy, sell and
trade Vintage Cocktail Shakers and Barware!
What do you have? Napier, Revere, Chase?
My name is Mark Bigler and I've been collecting bar paraphernalia
for some time now in anticipation of my small basement bar that I was intent
on having built a few years ago. I was given a cocktail shaker quite a few
years ago for Christmas and I loved it, I saw an older glass shaker with a brass
top in an antique store here in Ogden, Utah and bought it immediately. Well
now since I had two, I guess that amounts to a collection and the search was on.
I then ran across a magazine article by Stephen Visakay and I was hooked!
Years ago my little bar was finally built and of course I had to have more.
Only a few of my shakers fit on my bar and I'm displaying them all over the house
thanks to my patient and understanding wife. I would love to hear how you
display yours and any more fun things about your collection.
Trades?
If you have some duplicates that
you would like to trade, I do too!!!