Corkscrew (12) - Wood, Metal - 12 T corkscrews.





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A collection of 12 antique and vintage T-shaped corkscrews with wooden handles and metal spirals, dating from 1950–1960, of European origin, in good used condition with minor signs of aging.
Description from the seller
Collection of 12 antique and vintage T-bar corkscrews with wooden handles – circa 1890–1960
Description
A varied collection of twelve old T-shaped corkscrews, presumably originating from France and other European countries and dating from the late 19th to the mid-20th century.
The collection includes several wooden handles and metal spirals, including twisted and grooved models. Notable are the specimen with an integrated bottle-neck brush, a corkscrew with a dark handle and metal end caps, a hand-forged specimen with a twisted shank, and a French advertising specimen inscribed "Surgères (Ch. Infre.)".
The designation "Ch. Infre." presumably refers to Charente-Inférieure, the former name of the current Charente-Maritime department, used until 1941.
The corkscrews are in authentic, used collection condition. They show age and signs of use, including discoloration, scratches, oxidation and wear of the wood. These signs of use contribute to their character and historical appeal. Please look carefully at the photos; they form an important part of the description.
The collection is carefully packed and shipped with track-and-trace.
Collection of 12 antique and vintage T-bar corkscrews with wooden handles – circa 1890–1960
Description
A varied collection of twelve old T-shaped corkscrews, presumably originating from France and other European countries and dating from the late 19th to the mid-20th century.
The collection includes several wooden handles and metal spirals, including twisted and grooved models. Notable are the specimen with an integrated bottle-neck brush, a corkscrew with a dark handle and metal end caps, a hand-forged specimen with a twisted shank, and a French advertising specimen inscribed "Surgères (Ch. Infre.)".
The designation "Ch. Infre." presumably refers to Charente-Inférieure, the former name of the current Charente-Maritime department, used until 1941.
The corkscrews are in authentic, used collection condition. They show age and signs of use, including discoloration, scratches, oxidation and wear of the wood. These signs of use contribute to their character and historical appeal. Please look carefully at the photos; they form an important part of the description.
The collection is carefully packed and shipped with track-and-trace.

