This elegant streamlined American Art Deco barware pitcher was designed by Hawkes in the 1940s. 
The sleek and modernist super extra-tall design features a hand-blown Martini pitcher or mixer jug and a long stirrer spoon. The glass body of the pitcher has a geometric frosted lines pattern and is adorned with a tall and narrow chromed metal handle. 
The extra-long stirrer is in stainless steel. 
There is no visible maker's mark.
 
Note: the original Hawkes stirrer was lost or broken a long time ago, so we are providing you with a contemporary one of the right size so that the cocktail mixer jug will be ready to use upon arrival.
 
Discover further:
Please check the last two pictures for reference. These images are from the 1949 movie, The Champion. 
In the movie, a Hawkes skyscraper cocktail mixer is used by the bad girl, played by Marilyn Maxwell, to stir a Martini for the boxer, played by Kirk Douglas. One sip and it's all over for the determined boxer, who then leaves his honest manager and joins the racketeers.
In 1940 the Hawkes mixer was selected by the Museum Of Modern Art, New York, as representing the best of modern design in moderately priced commercial items.
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