Victorian five-implement folding bartender's knife with steel blade, corkscrew, bottle opener, cap lifter and folding spike, shown open against a neutral background as a late Victorian to Edwardian bar accessory.

Victorian Five-Implement Bartender's Knife

€135.00
€135.00
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Victorian five-implement folding bartender's knife with steel blade, corkscrew, bottle opener, cap lifter and folding spike, shown open against a neutral background as a late Victorian to Edwardian bar accessory.
  • Victorian five-implement folding bartender's knife with steel blade, corkscrew, bottle opener, cap lifter and folding spike, shown open against a neutral background as a late Victorian to Edwardian bar accessory.
  • Detail view of a compact Victorian five-implement bartender's knife showing the folding corkscrew, knife blade, capsule cutter, hooked implement and utility spike within a brass-framed pocket multi-tool.
  • Fully opened late Victorian to Edwardian five-implement bartender's knife displaying the folding corkscrew, bottle opener, folding blade, spike and cap lifter, illustrating the complete multifunction pocket tool in polished metal.
  • Victorian five-implement bartender's knife with folding corkscrew, capsule cutter, blade and specialised hooked implement, illustrating the multi-function tools used by wine merchants, bartenders and drinks service professionals during the late 19th century.
  • Close-up of the steel frame, folded blade, worm and metal scales of a Victorian five-implement bartender's knife, illustrating the robust screw-fastened construction and durable engineering typical of circa 1900 pocket bar tools.
  • Close-up detail of the hooked champagne wire cutter and hook implement on a Victorian five-implement bartender's knife, showing the forged steel tool used for cutting or releasing the wire cage securing a champagne cork.
  • Close-up detail of the maker's stamp reading "D. & D. H. FRASER" on the blade tang of a Victorian five-implement folding bartender's knife, showing the manufacturer's mark used for identification and collector reference.
  • Victorian five-implement folding bartender's knife with steel blade, corkscrew, bottle opener, cap lifter and folding spike, shown open against a neutral background as a late Victorian to Edwardian bar accessory.
  • Detail view of a compact Victorian five-implement bartender's knife showing the folding corkscrew, knife blade, capsule cutter, hooked implement and utility spike within a brass-framed pocket multi-tool.
  • Fully opened late Victorian to Edwardian five-implement bartender's knife displaying the folding corkscrew, bottle opener, folding blade, spike and cap lifter, illustrating the complete multifunction pocket tool in polished metal.
  • Victorian five-implement bartender's knife with folding corkscrew, capsule cutter, blade and specialised hooked implement, illustrating the multi-function tools used by wine merchants, bartenders and drinks service professionals during the late 19th century.
  • Close-up of the steel frame, folded blade, worm and metal scales of a Victorian five-implement bartender's knife, illustrating the robust screw-fastened construction and durable engineering typical of circa 1900 pocket bar tools.
  • Close-up detail of the hooked champagne wire cutter and hook implement on a Victorian five-implement bartender's knife, showing the forged steel tool used for cutting or releasing the wire cage securing a champagne cork.
  • Close-up detail of the maker's stamp reading "D. & D. H. FRASER" on the blade tang of a Victorian five-implement folding bartender's knife, showing the manufacturer's mark used for identification and collector reference.
Victorian Five-Implement Bartender's Knife

Victorian Five-Implement Bartender's Knife

€135.00
€135.00
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This antique folding bartender's knife is fitted with five practical implements comprising a corkscrew, spear-point knife blade, capsule cutter, hooked implement and utility spike. Stamped D. & D. H. FRASER, it represents the specialised multi-function pocket tools used in the wine and hospitality trade during the late Victorian and early Edwardian period.

Constructed with metal scales and steel implements secured by traditional screw construction, the knife displays honest age-related wear consistent with over a century of use. The stamped blade provides an important point of identification, although the original manufacturer has not yet been conclusively identified. It is an appealing collector's piece for those interested in antique corkscrews, wine accessories and early folding pocket tools.

SKU: TG 5001

Circa: 1895–1915

Provenance: Thomas Guenther Collection, Netherlands

Measurements: 10.4 × 3.9 × 1.7 cm

Weight: 96 g

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