Corkscrews for Sale

GS509 - SOLD

A lot of six pieces including a four finger pull, a folding bow with cutting blade (lots of plating loss), and four corkscrew bows.

GS510 - SOLD

A pocket folding corkscrew with carriage key. 2 1/8" closed.

GS511 - SOLD

German gay nineties legs. A 1970s reproduction of a late 19th / early 20th Century corkscrew.

GS512 - SOLD

Three prong pullers including a Converse 1899 U. S. Patent bully marked and in very good condition (center), an Ah-So from Monopol Germany (right), and a less common Ah-So marked on the top D.R.G.M. Ah-So GARANTIE (left).

GS513 - SOLD

Three wood handle corkscrews including a German Spring Barrel, a Walker self-puller, and a Williamson with wine cutter.

GS514 - SOLD

Left: Wood handle with square shank. Small chip in one end of handle.

Center: Steel swivel collar with open frame.

Right: Spring assist marked GERMANY.

GS515 - $25

Two grapevine handle and a horn handle.

GS516 - SOLD

From left to right:

Bart's first patent Zig Zag had no cap lifters. Marked BREVETE S.G.D.G. MARQUE ET MODELE DEPOSE FRANCE ET ETRANGER. Bladed worm. 7 1/2" extended. M. Marie Leon Bart of Meuthe-et-Moselle, France, received French Pat. Number 503,957 on March 29, 1920.

Williamson Champagne / Soda Water tap in the form of a bottle.

French country corkscrew.

The rarest Hollweg 1891 Patent Corkscrew This is the Hollweg with the two oval openings on and the square shank on the worm. Marked on all four of the hinged pieces: PATENT ANGEMELDET / MADE IN GERMANY / MADE ABROAD / PAT APPLIED FOR

Late 20th Century brass open frame corkscrew.

GS517 - $225

Top left: Roundlet tool case

Top right: Roundlet marked GORHAM 010 - Excellent condition.

Bottom left: American 1905 / 1906 Noyes patent.

Bottom right: English dog marked REG 77932(4). 1933.