Corkscrews for Sale

TBH037 $125 for six corkscrews

Top row left to right:

4 3/4" handle with flat nickel plated mount on one end and ball mount on the other. The self-pulling bell with cap lifter and wire breaker is Edwin Walker's U. S. Patent 647,775 of April 17, 1900.

4" handle. The self-pulling bell is William Williamson's U. S. Patent 587,900 of August 10, 1897.

5" antler handle.

Direct bull with image on handle.

Bottom row left to right:

6" handle with metal mount on each end.

5 3/4" handle with metal mount on each end.

TBH038 $115 for six corkscrews

Top row left to right:

3 3/4" handle with metal caps on both end. Turned shank.

5" handle marked WILLIAMSON'S on the shank.

3 1/4" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top.

Bottom row left to right:

3 3/4" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top.

4" handle. Center pin holds worm in place.

3 3/4" handle.

TBH039 SOLD

Top row left to right:

3 1/4" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top.

4" handle. Hanging ring at top.

3" handle. Very distorted worm.

4" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top. Nice speed worm.

Bottom row left to right:

4" handle.

4 1/2" handle. Hanging Ring.

2" bone handle.

TBH040 $125 for six corkscrews

Top row left to right:

3" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top.

3 7/8" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top. Square shank.

3" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top. Square shank.

4" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top. Turned shank.

Bottom row left to right:

6" handle.

4" handle with worm secured at the top by washer and peened top.

TBH041 $75 for three corkscrews

Three corkscrews with 6 - 6 1/2" cow horns. Self-puller bell with cap lifter one each one.

TBH042 SOLD

4 1/4" tusk handle. Fancy sleeve over shank. End of large silver mount probably used as wax breaker or ice cracker due to dents. Some ornamentation missing on the back end. The self-pulling bell with cap lifter and wire breaker is Edwin Walker's U. S. Patent 647,775 of April 17, 1900.

TBH043 $45

5" handle with metal mounts on ends. Flat mount on one end marked STERLING. Cylindrical mount on other end is marked STERLING REINFORCED WITH CEMENT. Self-pulling bell has bottle cap lifter.

TBH044 $45

5" handle with silver mount marked STERLING and engraved with the initials E. L. The self-pulling bell with cap lifter and wire breaker is Edwin Walker's U. S. Patent 647,775 of April 17, 1900. The worm is broken.

TBH045 $55

6" handle (including brush) with silver mount marked STERLING plus hallmark. Engraved on end with initials shown above (M. W.?). Damage at brush end.

TBH046 $85

4 1/4" handle with mounts on both ends. One end depicts a boar and the other a fox.

TBH047 $25

Cow horn with ice breaker spike. The very tip of the worm is broken. Both sides on one corkscrew shown.

TBH048 $125 for two corkscrews

Left: 4 1/4" handle with silver mounts marked STERLING. Fancy sleeve over shank.

Right: 4 5/8" handle with silver mounts marked STERLING and GORHAM trademark. Retaining washer missing from underside of top of bell to keep it from sliding down the worm.

The self-pulling bell with cap lifter and wire breaker is Edwin Walker's U. S. Patent 647,775 of April 17, 1900.

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