Cocktails Collection

Carpe Diem
Delphine Devos

Sobranie cigarettes advertisement, 1963
Advertisement for Sobranie Cocktail cigarettes, available in a variety of fancy rainbow colours with gold tips - like all the best parties well bred, well dressed and perfectly packed. Date: 1963

Googie Withers, Margaret Lockwood, and Sally Stewart, in Alfred Hitchcocks The Lady Vanishes (1938)
Googie Withers, Margaret Lockwood, and Sally Stewart

Advert for Booths Gin, 1937, London Date: 1937

Seagers Gin Advert
A red-headed woman in a fetching pink party dress gets into the party spirit by mixing some cocktails with Seagers Gin

Booths Dry Gin advertisement at Gargoyle club
Advertisement for Booths Dry Gin showing George, the barman mixing some delicious cocktails. The Gargoyle Club on Meard Street was a regular haunt for many artists

1920S Pair in Bar
A louche couple sip cocktails in a fashionable bar; he dons a blue suit, she wears a coat with a fur neck and cuffs, but precious little else

Gebrauchsgrafik illustration, 1928
Highly stylised art deco illustration showing three people (one woman and two men) in evening dress, sitting on what look like cocktail stools

Huntley and Palmers Cocktail biscuit tin lid
Biscuit tin lid for Huntley and Palmers cocktail assorted biscuits. Just the thing to have with some...cocktails. Date: c.1935

Clark Gable and Constance Bennett in Robert Z Leonards After Office Hours (1935)
Clark Gable and Constance Bennett

The Cocktail Girl! By Alfred Leete
A surreal illustration of a lady made from cocktail paraphernalia, showing her leisurely smoking a cigarette. The illustration is evocative of the 1920s when cocktails

Gordons Gimlet Cocktail advertisement
Advertisement for pre-mixed Gordons Gimlet Cocktail. A gimlet traditionally includes gin, lime and soda. Date: 1935

Cocktail Girls 1950S 3 / 4
Two smiling, leggy young models enjoy a drink together at a cocktail bar. A towels is slunged nonchalantly over a bar stool. I hope they don t intend to drink & swim!

Historic Oscars Martini neon sign on Fremont Street, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America, North America

Christmas Frocks 1935
Eight chic xmas party frocks. One has a distinct Classical Grecian influence. Broad belts, corsages and puffed sleeves are also fashionable

Negroni Bauhaus Cocktail
Retrodrome

The cocktail bar at the Pink Parrot nightclub, Coventry. 8th September 1987

Advert for Gordons Gin 1929
Advertisement for Gordons Gin, as endorsed by S. M. Jolly, bartender at the Ambassadors Club in London. 1929

Cocktails by the pool

The Cocktail King
A suave and self-satisfied man in a dinner jacket stands in front of a vast array of bottles on a dresser. Date: 1922

Booths Gin advertisement - the Blue Train restaurant
Advertisement for Booths gin advertisement featuring John, the cocktail barman of the Blue Train restaurant in Stratton Street, London

In the cocktail bar at Ciros Grill
Well-known personalities of the day caricatured by George Whitelaw in the cocktail bar at Ciros Grill, one of the premier nightspots in London in the early part of the 20th century

Painted sign outside of Havana bar advertising drinks and cocktails, Havana Viejo, Old Havana World Heritage Area, Cuba

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Pictufy Studio III

Negroni At Sunset
Bo Anderson

Historical Bodeguita del Medio cocktail bar, renowned due many famous patrons, and for being the birth place of the Mojito cocktail, Old Havana, Havana, Havana Province, Cuba

Elizabeth Ponsonby with cocktail shaker and glasses
Miss Elizabeth Ponsonby (later the Hon. Mrs Dennis Pelly), one of the Bright Young Things of the 1920s, and daughter of Arthur Ponsonby a senior minister in the Labour government

Asprey non-spill drink sets and trolleys advertisement, 1935
Advertisement for a variety of cocktail trays and trolleys from the luxury brand, Asprey, in chrome and glass, all of which have the nifty advantage of never spilling your drinks

Advert for Finnigans, New Bond Street, London, W1
Black and white advert in the Sketch for Finnigans of New Bond Street, London, featuring their Private Cocktail Bar which was...fitted at Back with shelves and compartments for Glasses, Bottles, etc

A Little Supper Party by Hal Bevan Petman
Front cover of The Bystander featuring an illustration of a flirtatious looking flapper girl, enjoying a drink and a cigarette, but, apparently, very little food

Mappin & Webb cocktail set advertisement
Advertisement for cocktail and liqueur sets by Mappin & Webb featuring two men and a woman enjoying drinks around a cocktail cabinet. Date: 1927

Art deco illustration by Fish
Art deco llustration by Fish (Anne Harriet Fish), Date: 1927

Cocktails by Baird
A wonderful, stylised illustration showing a fashionable flapper girl not only drinking a cocktail but hallucinating about them also

Cocktail fashion, 1958
A woman wearing a white lace cocktail dress by Bijou, enjoys a cocktail at what is now considered quite a kitsch, Tiki-style bar

Susan Senior, Peter Kenworthy-Browne and Shelagh O Brien
Miss Susan Senior, Mr Peter Kenworthy-Browne and Miss Shelagh O Brien drinking cocktails on the balcony overlooking Hyde Park

60S Record Playing
Four smartly-dressed teenagers having cocktails around a record player

Paris Ladies Cocktails
Two fashionable ladies sit at a bar in Paris, sipping cocktails and chatting to the barman

Two Ladies Drinking 1930S
Two elegant woman drink at a table with flowers on it. circa 1932

Cocktail Girls 1929
A trio of attractive young bar girls rustle up cocktails in shakers, wearing what may fairly be described as revealing outfits; its all good for business

Social / Men in Bar 1913
Two debonair men-about-town wear evening dress clothes of white tie & black tailcoat, top hat, wing collar & dress pumps. One wears a cape with silk faced collar & lapels

DRINKS AT MAXIMs 1911
The gentleman seems overwhelmed by the attentions of five - count them ! - five elegantly dressed cocottes who evidently use Maxims as their favourite watering hole

Quote Gin Sanity
Orara Studio

Quote Gin Question
Orara Studio

Pink cherries party
Julia Ramiro

Best Friends
Sharyn Bursic

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Pictufy Studio III

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Pictufy Studio III

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Pictufy Studio III

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Step back in time and indulge in the glamorous world of cocktails. From the silver screen to iconic advertisements, they have always been a symbol of sophistication and style. In Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece "The Lady Vanishes" (1938), Googie Withers, Margaret Lockwood, and Sally Stewart sip on exquisite cocktails as they unravel a thrilling mystery. The allure of these drinks is undeniable, captivating both the characters and viewers alike. Booths Gin took center stage in a 1937 advertisement that showcased its timeless appeal. A classic gin martini served with elegance and grace - this image epitomizes the artistry behind crafting the perfect cocktail. Sobranie cigarettes also joined forces with cocktails in their 1963 advertisement, highlighting how these two indulgences complement each other flawlessly. As smoke curls through the air, it intertwines with the aroma of Seagers Gin from another enticing ad. Transporting us further back to the roaring 1920s is an image capturing a dapper pair enjoying libations at a bustling bar. Their glasses clink together amidst laughter and jazz music – an embodiment of carefree revelry during Prohibition. Even biscuit tins embraced cocktail culture. Huntley and Palmers presented their Cocktail biscuit tin lid as an ode to mixology mastery - each cookie representing a miniature work of art that perfectly accompanies your favorite drink. The Gargoyle club was not only known for its vibrant atmosphere but also for featuring Booths Dry Gin prominently in its advertisements. This exclusive establishment became synonymous with refined taste and unforgettable evenings spent sipping on meticulously crafted concoctions. Gebrauchsgrafik illustration from 1928 transports us into an era where creativity flowed freely alongside spirits. Bold colors dance across paper, mirroring the vibrancy found within every glass raised high during those lively times. On-screen legends Clark Gable and Constance Bennett embodied sophistication while sharing a cocktail in "After Office Hours" (1935).