Sample Gallery - Cocktail Picks
Here you'll find examples of some fun cocktail picks to get you inspired to make your own!
Cocktail Picks by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Picks by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Pick by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Fork by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Pick by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Pick by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Pick by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Pick by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Pick by Lynette Andreasen
Cocktail Picks by Jessica Walz Devine, Made with one of our Bat Pancake Dies
Cocktail Picks by a PotterUSA Customer, made with PotterUSA impression dies
Cocktail Picks by a PotterUSA Customer, made with PotterUSA impression dies
Antique Cocktail Picks, Maker Unknown
Sterling silver cocktail or Hors d'Oeuvre picks topped with pheasants, in their original box marked Harrods London.
Sterling silver cocktail or Hors d'Oeuvre picks topped with pheasants, in their original box marked Harrods London.
Cocktail picks by Julie Lake, Stainless Steel
Vintage Cocktail Picks made in England (1950s-70s). Made from gold anodized aluminum.
1940's 800 Silver Art Deco style cocktail/appetizer picks.
Vintage silverplated cocktail picks, maker and date unknown
Diver Cocktail Picks, from Love & Victory on Etsy
Vintage Golf Cocktail Picks, Maker and Age Unknown
Spider Pick, Sterling Silver, from BerylandBronze on Etsy
Herb Picks, Sterling Silver by MarcelMetals on Etsy
Butter Pick by Whiting division of Gorham, Heraldic Pattern, 1880
Antique Sterling Silver Squirrel Nut Picks by George Sharp, 1865
Vintage Cocktail Picks made in England (1950s-70s). Made from gold anodized aluminum.
1940's 800 Silver Art Deco style cocktail/appetizer picks.
Vintage silverplated cocktail picks, maker and date unknown
Diver Cocktail Picks, from Love & Victory on Etsy
Vintage Golf Cocktail Picks, Maker and Age Unknown
Spider Pick, Sterling Silver, from BerylandBronze on Etsy
Herb Picks, Sterling Silver by MarcelMetals on Etsy
Butter Pick by Whiting division of Gorham, Heraldic Pattern, 1880
Antique Sterling Silver Squirrel Nut Picks by George Sharp, 1865