Rare Antique & Collectible Corkscrews

Victorian Folding Sportsman’s Corkscrew Knife, Jigged Stag-Effect Scales, Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield, England, c.1890–1910

Parrot Figural Corkscrew, Cast Brass, Avillar Type, USA, c.1930

Magic Lever Cork Drawer Double-Lever Corkscrew, Nickel-Plated Steel, England, c.1930s

Art Deco T-Handle Corkscrew and Bottle Opener Set, Nickel Plated Brass, England, c.1930

Armstrong Concertina Frame Corkscrew, Double Lever Mechanical, Nickel Plated, England, pre-1902

English Setter Figural Crown Cork Bottle Opener, Cast White Metal, Rubal New York, USA, c.1950–1970

Cage Frame Corkscrew, Direct Drive Steel Worm, Brass, Continental Europe, c.1880–1900

Flynut Cage Corkscrew “The Victor”, Steel, England, early 20th century

Helice Frame Corkscrew with Fly Nut, Nickel-Plated Steel, J. Pérille, France, c.1900–1920

T-Handle Corkscrew, Stag Horn & Silver Coin Inset, Lauret Siret Rochefort France, c.1900

Farrow & Jackson Type Open-Frame Corkscrew, Wing Nut (Handle-Fixed), Brass, England, c.1880

Codd Bottle Opener Combination Corkscrew, Turned Wood Handle, Direct Pull, England, circa 1880 to 1900

Holborn Straight Pull Corkscrew, Ring Shank, Rosewood Handle, England, Circa 1880 to 1900

Mid-century Austrian brass elephant corkscrew in Hagenauer style with cast form and original patinated finish.

T-Handle Corkscrew, Direct Pull Mechanism, Steel with Turned Metal Handle, Europe, c.1920–1940

Record Frame Corkscrew, Steel with Turned Wood Handle, DRGM Registered, Germany, c.1926

“Duck-Bill Corkscrew, W. Sommers Patent Type, Steel with Wooden T-Handle, Germany, c.1897–1905”

English Henshall-Type Button Corkscrew with Serrated Guide Disc, Turned Steel Shank and Hardwood Handle, c.1880–1900

T-Handle Corkscrew with Brush Holder Rosette, Bone & Turned Wood, Europe, c.1880–1900

Viking Ship Figural Corkscrew, Cast Silver-Plated Metal, Østlandske Sølv og Plett (O.S.P.), Norway, mid-20th century

TG 1.1923 Victorian Perfume Corkscrew, Direct Pull Mechanism, Sterling Silver Handle, Chester, England, Late 19th Century

Sterling silver scent / perfume bottle corkscrew by Cohen & Nathan, hallmarked Birmingham 1912, an Edwardian vanity tool for opening perfume or scent bottles.

Sterling Silver Roundlet Pocket Corkscrew, Art Nouveau Applied Decoration, United States, c.1890–1910