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A mixed lot to include a Chinese cinnabar lacquered wall hanging plaque, wall hanging painted treen masks, and a corkscrew made from vine wood Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Henshall style straight pull Boar Tusk handled Corkscrew with decorative white metal mount.

Two mother-of-pearl handled Perfume Bottle Corkscrews, a miniature folding steel Perfume Bottle Corkscrew, another folding Pocket Corkscrew, and a mother-of-pearl handled Russian folding Knife, Fork and Corkscrew

A miniature open-framed spring ladies Perfume Bottle Corkscrew with turned bone handle, 2.5in long  Handle appears to be in good condition, a few marks in places but nothing major. Some marks and pitting to the open frame.Some corrosion to the helix and the tip of the helix is possibly broken off/missing? (please see the images for this).

A Henshall style Direct Pull Corkscrew with turned treen handle and Dusting Brush, another treen handled Straight Push Corkscrew with Dusting Brush and a 'Lund' Lever (missing corkscrew)

A 'Lund' Lever two-part Corkscrew, the patent lever with side badges and the Corkscrew marked 'Lund Patentee & Maker, 57 Cornhill & 24 Fleet St London', together with a 'The Tangent Lever' and an unmarked Corkscrew

A 19th Century German novelty folding Corkscrew in the form of a pair of ladies legs in cream/pink, blue and white stockings with wire helix, indistinctly marked 'Registered - German'  Some discolouration, marks and scratching to the Stockings.The top of the helix has some rust/a little corrosion.The decoration on the boots is worn and faded in places.Tops/corners of the cream part of the stockings on either side are possibly chipped right a the top edges (or is this how it was made?).

A Williamson's Bell Cap and Cutter style straight pull Corkscrew, with stag antler handle with carved crocodile decoration and silver hallmarked decorative mount, A/F

A chrome Demley's 'Old Sniffer' standing Bottle Opener, and a Corkscrew on weighted base and removable top hat, 6.5in H  The corkscrew itself is a little loose, when its pulled out to be used it just falls back into its place.The paintwork/finish on the Hat is worn and lifting and is missing in places. Some small scratches and marks to the chrome in places.

19thC rack operated patent type corkscrew, the bone handle having brush to end, length 19cm

Silver Vine Moulded Handle Corkscrew by Grant MacDonald, London 1987

A PAIR OF MINIATURE JAGUAR MASCOTS, A CORKSCREW 'The Victory', lighters, hipflasks, wallets, a few commemorative coins and other sundries

Thomason style wooden and brass barrel double-action corkscrew with Royal Coat of Arms.

19th century brass and bone Thomason type corkscrew, and another antique corkscrew (2)

19th century Thomason type bone handled brass corkscrew with brush

William Lund Type Steel Corkscrew with wooden handle and brush and a another vintage corkscrew

A antique Victorian corkscrew

A boxed Scotts of Stow one touch electric corkscrew

A corkscrew walking stick

A highly impressive marquetry inlaid cased travelling cocktail set for eight persons with cut glass accessories. The mahogany case has a central urn inlaid to the lid with recessed brass campaign handles to the sides, opening to a maroon velvet-lined interior fitted with a set of four heavy cut glass decanters with glass stoppers and eight crystal glass tumblers, with Barker Ellis electroplate salver contained in the lid and with lower front drawer on runners containing stirring spoon, corkscrew, knife and bottle opener with stag antler handles, with key, all presented in beautiful condition. Surely the perfect finishing touch for the Pebble Beach Concours...Jeeves, more ice, if you please... Click here for more details and images

A WADE SEAL CORKSCREW

2 oval 2-handled galleried silver plated serving trays, and a boxed lightning lever corkscrew

A box of various items, including penknives, miniature Guinness bottles, toffee hammer, corkscrew, various buttons, etc

A 19th century corkscrew with shaped wood handle side mounted metal handle and open barrel together with a pair of metal nutcrackers

A Vintner brass bar top corkscrew. This lot cannot be posted

A box containing binoculars, parker fountain pens including a 14k gold tipped example, leather cased Volt meter, Minolta AF-3 & Ebony items including a hand mirror, corkscrew. This lot cannot be posted

A Boxed Four Piece Corkscrew Set

A Patinated Bronze Novelty Corkscrew, the Handle in the Form of a Cherub Carrying a Bunch of Grapes, 16cm Long

A Novelty Corkscrew, The Handle in the Form of a Chinese Horse Grazing, 16cm Long

A Novelty Green Patinated Bronze Corkscrew in the Form of a Key, 13.5cm Long

A quantity of silver plated flatware. Including a set of twelve Kings pattern table knives with plated blades. A set of six composition handled fisheaters; together with various other flatware and a corkscrew; in a plastic tub with a blue lid

A group of metal wares including 19th-century copper kettle, pair of silver-plated candelabrum, teapot, jug, woven basket, vintage corkscrew with antler handle, etc.

A pine box with brass photograph panel inside; a bronzed figure of a fisherman on a marble base; a wooden desk stand with two inkwells and metal bear to centre; an aboriginal musical instrument; a metal corkscrew; two printed portrait miniatures, framed; and some sewing accessories.

19th Century corkscrew with turned wooden handle, 19th Century metal lock and other miscellaneous items

Two modern tantalus together with a Fiat table lighter and a corkscrew

Picnic corkscrew with silver handle - hallmarked for Chester (date mark rubbed), maker Grey & Co

The Swift brass bar mounted corkscrew with turned wooden handle, 55cm (h)

A double series opaque twist stem wine glass, circa 1770, the hammered bowl on a plain stem with six-ply threads outside a corkscrew, on a conical foot, height 15cm, together with three other double series opaque twist stem wines, each with knopped stem, height of tallest 17.3cm (two with chipped feet). Provenance: Arthur Henry Green, a private collector from Enfield, died 1953. Thence by descent.

A mixed twist stem wine glass, circa 1765, the ogee bowl with basal flute moulding, raised on a plain stem with four spiral threads outside a single corkscrew edged with a small airtwist, on a conical foot, height 15cm, together with a small single series opaque twist stem glass with four multi-ply spiral threads outside a thin vertical black coloured column, on a conical foot, height 12cm. Provenance: Arthur Henry Green, a private collector from Enfield, died 1953. Thence by descent.

A double series opaque twist stem ratafia glass or flute, circa 1770, the slender drawn bowl moulded with flutes and engraved with festoons to the rim, the plain stem with a pair of multi-ply spiral threads outside a corkscrew, on a conical foot, height 18.5cm. Provenance: Arthur Henry Green, a private collector from Enfield, died 1953. Thence by descent.

Victorian brass patent double helix corkscrew, applied Royal Coat of Arms, bone T shaped handle, lacking brush, max. L25cm

Toolmaster bow multi-tool (Corkscrew, saw, awl, screwdriver, hammer, bottle opener, knife, can opener, augur - 9.2cm) with a Fortnum & Mason case t/w Sabina multi-tool kit in wallet which includes a corkscrew

The Second World War D.F.C. group of five to Pilot Officer (later Flight Lieutenant) William Edgar Lewis Palmer, R.A.F.: Distinguished Flying Cross, George VI, reverse lower arm dated 1944, engraved details across horizontal arms (P/O., W. E. L. PALMER 12TH DECEMBER), in case of issue with transmission slip, good very fine; 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star with France & Germany clasp, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45, with postal box and Air Ministry slips, lightly tarnished, otherwise about extremely fine; together with a small collection of fabric insignia, identity tags, the recipient's R.A.F. Service and Release book, a copy of ''To See the Breaking Dawn' by W.R. Chorley (in which the recipient receives several mentions) and various associated ephemera. [5 medals] Round medals 36mm diametger D.F.C. London Gazette 12/12/1944William Palmer served in 76 Squadron R.A.F. flying bombers over Europe. On the night of the 24th May 1944 he was at the controls of a Halifax on approach to Aachen when his rear gunner warned of an approaching enemy fighter. The gunner called for a corkscrew manoeuvre (a breakaway that had saved Palmer's bomber from a similar predicament over Tergnier the previous month*) but "in the next second our starboard outer engine was knocked out and the wing set on fire"**. Palmer extinguished the flames by going into a dive so steep and rapid that to pull out of it required the strength of three men on the controls. "Bill Palmer would fly home low across the channel, his hydraulics shot away, to crash-land at Tangmere". By family tradition, this was the incident that resulted in the award to the D.F.C. * AIR 50/139 ** Flying officer Clifford Waite quoted in Chorley, 'To See the Breaking Dawn', p. 147

CASED SET BONE HANDLE BUTTER KNIVES & BAG OF CUFFLINKS & CORKSCREW

Antique corkscrew

Thomason 19thC English double action Thomason type Corkscrew patented 1802 with Bronze barrel and Royal Coat of Arms Patent

19thC English London Rack Corkscrew with turned bone handle with brush and hanging ring. Brass Barrel marked Patent between Lion and Unicorn Supporters wire Helix worm.

Rare McBrides Champagne Corkscrew 1888 Patent No.7431 with angular corkscrew blade Heidsteck & Co Reims.

English 19thC Two Pillar Steel corkscrew with oval top late and bell shaped collar with Bone turned handle

Early 19thC Double Action corkscrew of the type patented by Sir Edward Thomason in 1802. Turned bone handle with Central raising screw contained in outer polished brass barrel showing the Royal Coat of Arms Patent.

A vintage Perrier Jouet corkscrew, total length 13.5cm. 

A small chinoiserie casket, 13.5cm wide; together with two miniature Chinese cloisonne enamel teapots and covers; and a corkscrew. (4) 

An interesting group of works of art and similar, to include a Daguerreotype photograph; cased meerschaum pipes; a corkscrew; a small Roman glass bottle, 3.8cm high; and a small ancient Greek pottery ewer, 9.7cm high.

A 19th century 'G Twigg's Patent' corkscrew. 

19th century Thomason-type brass corkscrew with later wooden handle, together with synthetic stag horn handled example (2)

Patent corkscrew, 19th Century, with a bone handle, 26cm extended

Two steel and bone handled cork screws, 19th Century, each with a brush to the terminal, 15.5cm long, together with another corkscrew with wooden handle and brush, 19th Century, with three more cork screws with treen handles and one with a metal loop handle, of folding design (7)

An oval horn snuff box, the lid inset with a faceted stone; a leather covered and bead decorated box, the lid inscribed "Nesta"; two Halcyon Days enamel patch boxes; and a steel corkscrew with carved bird finial

Edison and Swan Q & I detector, dated 1917, in a mahogany case, along with a reproduction brass sextant, Wilmot, Robertson & Co corkscrew and one other corkscrew.

A WICKER PICNIC BASKET WITH LEAF PATTERN INTERIOR TO INCLUDE KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, PLATES, SALT AND PEPPER POTS, PLASTIC WINE GLASSES, CORKSCREW AND NAPKINS