A classic piece of mid-century barware, this vintage Bar-Host automatic liquor pourer was designed to dispense one measured jigger with each pour. Finished in polished chrome and presented in its original red and black retail box, it captures the streamlined styling that made home cocktail accessories so popular during the 1950s and 1960s.
The original instruction sheet is still included. The box advertises the Bar-Host as an automatic liquor pourer that measures one jigger at a time and was sold with a lifetime guarantee. Whether displayed on a vintage bar cart or added to a collection of retro bar accessories, it makes an eye-catching conversation piece.
Good vintage condition.
Automatic measuring pourers became a popular addition to home bars during the cocktail boom of the mid-20th century. Their purpose was to deliver a consistent one-jigger pour while reducing spills.
The original packaging and instruction sheet add display value, making this an appealing piece for collectors of vintage barware, mid-century entertaining accessories, or retro home décor.
If you collect Bar-Host barware, this untested chrome pourer includes its original box and instruction sheet for a display. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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