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Alcohol — Corkscrews and Bottle Openers - Recreations & Pursuits - Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)

$930
A Georgian whale bone handled corkscrew and boot hook, 15 cm…
$930
A Victorian patented brass corkscrew with whalebone handle and…
$793
Georg Jensen: sterling silver 'Acorn' pattern cake knife,…
$671
A Kings Pattern screw thread telescopic cork screw, English…
Auction House:
Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)
Number of lots recorded:13
Lots with images:13
Prices available:13
Category:
Alcohol - Corkscrews and Bottle Openers
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** A Georgian whale bone handled corkscrew and boot hook, 15 cm and 20 cm ***
*** A Victorian patented brass corkscrew with whalebone handle and badger brush, 19th century, 18 cm high ***
*** Georg Jensen: sterling silver 'Acorn' pattern cake knife, cheese knife, bottle opener and cake trowel with 2 boxes. ***
*** A Kings Pattern screw thread telescopic cork screw, English 19th century. 17 cm long closed, and another hardwood and steel corkscrew with brush, 19th century, 14.25 cm long ***
*** A fine scrimshaw work bone Kings pattern corkscrew, 19th century carved with a coaching scene ***
*** Two whalebone handled corkscrews and a whalebone and whale tooth gavel, 19th century, longest 16 cm ***
*** A brass and steel spring form corkscrew circa 1920. 13 cm high. ***
*** A silver plated and steel corkscrew with vine pattern, French, circa 1900. 19.5 cm long ***
*** A turned wood and metal mounted steel corkscrew, French, 19th century. 17 cm long. ***
*** A turned boxwood corkscrew &a turned hardwood corkscrew with bottle brush, French, 19th century ***
*** A stag antler and steel corkscrew, French, 19th century, 15 x 9 cm ***
*** A steel kings screw type corkscrew, French, 19th century. 13.5 cm long ***
*** A bronze equestrian subject bottle opener, French, circa 1900, 12.5 cm ***