English Bone Corkscrew

This charming English corkscrew is a fine example of late 1800s craftsmanship. It features a bone handle elegantly carved to provide a comfortable grip. Attached to the handle is a practical brush designed for cleaning the bottleneck and cork before opening, adding a functional element to the design. The screw itself is made of durable iron, showcasing the robust construction typical of the period. This piece not only serves as a practical tool for wine enthusiasts but also as a charming collectible, reflecting the blend of utility and artistry from the late 19th century.

4-1/2″ High x 4-1/2″ Wide x 1″ Deep

Circa 1880