Some kind of drink pump?

Can anyone tell me what this is and if it's worth anything? It has a logo stamp on the tray that says Park Sherman. The tiny goblets are stamped on the bottom with the letters E.P.N.S. and a symbol I can't make out.

 

Welcome to Antiquers bcovello!

Some examples.....

http://blog.audreywould.com/park-sherman-company-the-merry-go-round-revolving-bar/

 

I guess this was a later variation:

 

I have had a few of these and they are very saleable. I don't think the goblets and bowl are original to the set. IIRC, the ones I have had were a plain glass bowl with bands of primary colors and matching small shot glass size tumblers.
The red knob at the top of the pump is probably bakelite.

Edit: I see from Judy's post that your bowl is original. the ones I have had were more along the lines of moreotherstuff's glass.

 

As was noted just recently in another thread, EPNS = electroplated nickel silver

 

Thank you - that's exactly what it is! Although it looks like the little goblets were not with it originally. I like them though. I believe they're brass. Not sure where to take these to sell them, but I'll figure it out.
Thanks for the help!

 

I find it hilarious that it has a figure on top that could have come off a bowling trophy & the whole thing looks like a bowling ball.

 

WELCOME bcovello !!! ... Joy.

 

it's supposed to.....man cave stuff !!

 

I had another that was chromed and had a horse on top, but I gave it away without taking photos.

 

It's a liqueur pump bottle/decanter.

I'm finding several, but know with the original glasses.
Since it is chrome, the silverplate/brass don't quite go with it.

Glass 1-2 ounce shots might be better.

Here's one - wrong glasses.
http://www.goantiques.com/vintage-park-sherman-47338599

Another, I like these glasses better
https://www.etsy.com/listing/167785...earch_query=pump decanter&ref=sr_gallery-1-14

 

Whoops @judy - I just clicked your link and see you found the advertising page. Not liqueur, the hard stuff, even better.

 

The wee brandy goblets look like 1960s Brit silver plate. I agree that this nice silliness had shot glasses.

 

Mint Julep Anyone?

 

at the lower left hand of every post you will find the time or date when it was posted...
Adding pertinent information to an old post is welcomed......

 

The original glasses may well have been faceted. None of similar seem to have retained.

Debora

 

Company operated in 1930s, 1940s and 1950s under that name.

Debora

 

Merry-Go-Round Bar set. "A Jigger in a Jiffy." This answers question re glasses as still in original box.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vtg-park-sherman-merry-round-439311697

Debora

 

Judy posted this link in 2018, but it doesn't seem to be working now, so here it is again: https://www.audreywould.com/park-sherman-company-the-merry-go-round-revolving-bar/

~Cheryl