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Heisey Line #5048 Rooster Head Cocktail

08 Saturday Jan 2022

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This neat looking cocktail glass was made by Heisey in 1947.  The line is #5048 – Rooster Head.

According to the book Heisey Glass 1896-1957: identification & guide by Neila and Tim Bredehoft, these stems were sold with Heisey’s #4225 Cobel cocktail shaker or the #4036 shaker with the Rooster Head stopper.  The stems came in crystal, and in a crystal bowl/amber stem combination.

The book also advises that there are other similar Rooster Head cocktails of unknown maker(s) which are not so finely made and come in various colours.

 

Heisey Chanticleer Cocktail Glass

18 Sunday Feb 2018

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Animals in Glass, Chanticleer, Cocktail Glass, Mid-Century Glass, Rooster

Produced by Heisey from 1942-1957 these are one of Heisey’s rooster (Chanticleer) lines.

I have seen these online with both the clear and frosted stems.  These are the clear.

There is a great deal of detail to the rooster, including teeny eyes.

I have to admit that they aren’t really my cup of tea, but I suppose bird lovers may enjoy them!

Heisey Cocktail Shaker with Rooster Head

22 Sunday Feb 2015

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Animals in Glass, Barware, Cobel, Cocktail Shaker, Rooster

001I bought this awhile ago, although I am not really sure why.  It isn’t something that I use, or really something that interests me.  Plus it takes up a bunch of space!

Having said that.  It is interesting how Heisey designed the stopper to fit into a strainer.  I guess so the ice and fruit weren’t poured out of the shaker.

I have seen these pieces with etches on them, but this one is plain.

The shape is #4225 – Cobel line (1 quart shaker).

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