This exceptional Italian Art Deco sterling silver barware, champagne or cocktail stirrers, was manufactured by the renowned silversmith B. Bernasconi in Milan at his silverware store on Via Manzoni, circa 1940. The rare bar tool is crafted with six sterling silver arrow-shaped stirrers and swizzle sticks, all stored on a sterling silver holder. It features a modernist and minimalist shape, characterized by refinement and a typical Art Deco style. The underside is marked with legal hallmarks. The hallmarks are engraved under the base and read 925—Clover logo—silversmith serial number—silversmith name in block letters.
 
Note: Bernasconi was established in 1872 as a workshop of handmade silver products in the center of Milan. In 1924, for the highest quality in the manufacturing of products, the King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele III, bestowed Bernasconi with the right to inscribe the royal coat-of-arms with the inscription "Royal Household Patent" on the products made. Bernasconi became one of the official suppliers of the Royal Household Savoy ("Fornitore Della Real Casa"). In the early years of this century, the Municipality of Milan awarded Bernasconi the honor of Historic Store ("Negozio Storico"). The regional institution of Lombardy awarded Bernasconi the honor of a historical and traditional emblem ("Insegna Storica e di Tradizione"). These distinctions recognize the Bernasconi company as a place of memory, heritage of professionalism, and tradition transmitted from generation to generation.