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A gold plated Corkscrew Bottle Opener, 1930`s in the shape of a fish and Five 1977 Silver Jubilee Crowns

Painted feather and ivory fan, corkscrew, scent bottle, bodkin holder, napkin rings, etc

A Horse Headed Walking Cane, the top unscrewing to reveal a Corkscrew with Brush

A 19th Century Thomason`s Patent corkscrew, the turned handle with dusting brush above a bronze barrel containing a hermaphrodite raising screw, applied with a badge embossed with the Royal coat of arms, together with a 19th Century crossbar corkscrew.

A 19th Century Thomason type Dowler Patent King`s corkscrew, the turned bone handle with suspension ring above a bronze barrel containing a hermaphrodite raising screw, applied with a gilt metal badge embossed with lion and unicorn and fitted with a bone side winding handle (faults).

A late 19th Century Folding Utility Tool, with plain polished Mother of Pearl grips and comprising two blades, scissors, button hook, corkscrew, spike and file, fitted with ring suspension, length 2 ¼”

A Mixed Lot comprising: a base metal cased Picnic Corkscrew “Peter Dawson’s” Scotch Whiskey; together with a Silver mounted Cigar Cutter, with ring suspension and V-shaped cutter, London 1897 (2)

A JAMES HEELEY & SONS LTD A1 DOUBLE LEVER STEEL CORKSCREW LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C

A Lund finger pull corkscrew, one other corkscrew and two pairs of old nut crackers.

A Heeleys `A1` double lever corkscrew.

A small quantity of corkscrews and bottle openers, mainly early 20th century, including two `lever` openers, a late 19th century T-bar corkscrew with turned horn handle, a closed barrel T-bar corkscrew and four others, (8).

A corkscrew, postcards etc

A corkscrew, by Edward Preston & Sons, a steel travelling corkscrew, a Manns Brown Ale 1980 Olympiad commemorative medal, Royal Legion badges, a metal lapel posy holder, stamped `National`, plated souvenir spoons, and other items

A collection of small silver, including: a Georg Jensen silver mounted corkscrew, import marked for London 1982; two tapered loaded vases, Birmingham 1910? and 1979; an Edwardian embossed card case by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1904; other silver, silver mounted and silvered coloured items, mainly small flatware, 447g (14.3 oz) gross weighable

George III silver mounted travelling corkscrew, silver cover with ring decoration and turned ivory handle, maker`s mark only, Samuel Pemberton, 7.8cm overall

Victorian carved bone handled corkscrew, staghorn handled and nickel plated corkscrew and brass cage corkscrew by G Nazer, London

Victorian steel corkscrew with turned wood handle with brush, cage frame with side winder, 20cm extended

Railwayana - a London & North Western Railway whistle, a LNER whistle and a GWR Hotels corkscrew (3)

A large pair of Treen glove stretchers, a corkscrew with boxwood handle, another corkscrew, a steel bull can opener and a fruitwood Treen nutcracker with brass pivots (5)

A victorian corkscrew the mother of pearl handle with bristle brush and a giltmetal and ivorine rotating bridge marker

A boxed Italian Corkscrew by Vigneto, a wooden desk stand with magnifying glass and letter opener, bottle stoppers etc

A Pair of Ale Glasses, circa 1765, the round funnel bowls gilded with a pair of barley heads and fruiting hops, on a double series opaque twist stem comprising a single multiple-ply band around a central corkscrew, circular foot, 20.5cm high (one a/f) See illustration

A box of assorted items including a Zippo lighter, corkscrew, etc.

A 19th century corkscrew.

A brass corkscrew together with a whistle.

An impressive silver plated decanter coaster, the bulbous body with crosslet piercing, the rim with cast vine and grapes, a plated lazy tongs corkscrew and a plated penguin pourer.

A GEORGE III SILVER-GILT TRAVELLING CANTEEN VARIOUS MAKER'S AND DATES Old English pattern, each piece later engraved with initial 'A' below a viscount's coronet, comprising: A table-spoon, London, 1775; a fork, London, 1775; a teaspoon, London, 1801; a marrow-spoon, indistinct maker's mark; a silver and mother-of-pearl handled knife; a corkscrew; and a gilt-metal spice-box; all contained in a red-leather roll 4 oz. (130 gr.) View on Christie's.com

A VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED PICNIC-SET RETAILED BY CLARKE, 20 OLD BOND STREET Comprising: two sandwich-boxes, two decanters, two collapsible beakers, four small plates, a spice-box, a further container, two forks, two spoons and a corkscrew, engraved with monogram 'MS', all contained in a fitted leather covered case The case 12¼ in. (31 cm.) long View on Christie's.com

A James Heeley & Sons Ltd vintage “Double Lever” Corkscrew, 6” long

A very rare Rotton Patent steel champagne corkscrew, with an ebony handle and brass tap, marked P three feathers W ROTTON PATENT, with an archimedian screw.

A pair of nickel plated combination champagne wire pliers, with folding corkscrew, marked WELL FINISHED with trade mark, in a fitted leather case.

A scissor type corkscrew, with wire cutter, unmarked; eight scissor type wire cutters, most advertising champagne, five with cigar cutter. (9)

A French scissor style corkscrew, with wire and cigar cutter, marked DEPOSE; eight wire cutters including, a bottle type with cigar cutter, three marked ATTACHÉ; WITT`S PATENT; FARROW & JACKSON. (9)

A Lund 1855 patent milestone lever, with associated corkscrew, bronze paint finish worn, marked LUND PATENTEE LONDON SOLD BY THE PATENTEE 24 FLEET ST & 57 CORNHILL LONDON, the corkskrew marked LUND PATENTEE & MAKER 57 CORNHILL & 24 FLEET LONDON; another with associated corkscrew unmarked; a Lunds type lever marked LEVER with Royal Coat of Arms with corkscrew marked LEVER LONDON; another marked PATENT LEVER with associated corkscrew; a bronze painted lever marked THE PATENT LEVER with H trade mark with an associated corkscrew; an Edwin Wolverson 1873 patent lever with an associated corkscrew; and another lever marked THE TANGENT LEVER with associated corkscrew and three other corkscrews. (17)

Two framed corkscrews; one marked WULFRUNA and PLANT`S PATENT 5549, Stephen Plants 1884, patent with locking handle; and a perpetual corkscrew, Ernst Demmler 1884 patent, with an ebonised beech handle, unmarked. (2)

The Diamant by Jacques Perille, marked DIAMANT J H P monogram PARIS; and another French framed corkscrew by Armand Guichard, with a bone handle, the top of the button marked L`EXCELSIOR A.G. BTE SGDG PARIS. (2)

A French Madame Paraf type nickel plated double lever corkscrew, marked TYR BTE S.G.D.G.; and a Perille type single lever corkscrew, plating worn. (2)

A French rack and pinion corkscrew by Jacques Perille, with trade mark notched handle marked JHP monogram.

A flynut handle frame corkscrew, marked The Victor with traces of bronze finish; five triple flynut handle corkscrews, two marked J PERILLE DEPOSE PARIS, HELICE JHP DEPOSE; three flynut handle examples, one with a wood barrel. (9)

The Challenge. A steel frame corkscrew with swivel over collar, marked; four other swivel over collar; another frame corkscrew; two German rack and pinion corkscrews; and a modern rack and pinion, the handle marked PRESSURE CAST IN MAZAK. (9)

The Surprise. A steel corkscrew, marked THE SURPRISE and REGISTERED 13185, George Willet`s 1884 Patent, and two others chrome plated; a similar corkscrew marked BRITISH MAKE; six other simple frame corkscrews, one with a swivel top, and one with a `paper weight` handle. (10)

A Hercules steel frame corkscrew, with spring shaft and ebonised wood handle, marked HERCULES; and five other Hercules type corkscrews, two with locking bars to the frame, one marked DRGM. (6)

A rare German Neuse 1903 folding half frame corkscrew, with turned wood handle, unmarked.

A two spring barrel corkscrew, with turned wood handle, unmarked; and a German spring barrel corkscrew with a swivelling clip and sliding ring, with turned ebonised wood handle. (2)

Eight straight-pull corkscrews; including James Stone 1877 patent `The Twin` with a wood T bar finger hole and lever hole, marked THE TWIN with registration lozenge to reverse; another with lever hole marked LUND PATENT, with remains of brush; an ivory handled corkscrew with brush; one with a wire knife; one with two brass buttons and reeded shank; and three others. (8)

A Heeley A1 double lever corkscrew, with worn bronze finish; a chrome plated Heeley A1 double lever; an H D Armstrong 1902 patent compound lever corkscrew marked and worn; a compound corkscrew marked HEELEY 1880; two Magic Lever type corkscrews; two French zig zag compound corkscrews; and three Lever Signets. (11)

A James Heeley & Sons A1 double lever, with bronze finish, worn, marked JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER, A1 PATENT, twice; a Wiers 1884 patent lazy tongs corkscrew marked WIERS PATENT 12804, 25 SEPT 1884, HEELEY & SONS MAKERS on both sides, with bronze finish; another plain; a French PERFECT lazy tong corkscrew; another marked DEBOUCHTOUT; a Magic Lever cork drawer; and a modern example. (7)

A French nickel plated Perille type straight pull corkscrew, unmarked; and a brass three finger pull with button. (2)

A McBrides 1888 patent corkscrew, with champagne cork shaped handle marked PATENT NO 7431 and DRY MONOPOLE, shank marked 7431 McBRIDE`S PATENT; together with two advertising `cork` corkscrews, marked SANDERSONS VAT 69 and PETER MACKENZIE`S SCOTCH WHISKY. (3)

Fourteen waiter`s friends; three combination corkscrew knives; two advertising penknives. (19)

Eight waiters` friends; five advertising champagne; two British (one with Crown Cap Opener); one with bottle cap opener; a combination corkscrew with Chas Clements blades, advertising Pol Roger & Co. Epernay and Reuss Lauteren & Co London; and another combination. (10)

A French iron corkscrew, with folding worm with hammer end and wire cutter, unmarked, traces of plating.

A Thomason type double action corkscrew, with Gothic barrel and a turned bone handle, brush and ring missing, with wire helix, unmarked.

An American waiters` friend, marked THE DAVIS CORKSCREW PAT`D JULY 14 1891.

A French iron folding corkscrew, with cap lift and cast DEBOUCHNOIR and COUBONNE.

A steel and rolled gold peg and worm corkscrew, with grooved worm.

Thirteen picnic corkscrews; seven advertising; three cased; a German collapsing pocket corkscrew, marked; three folding pocket corkscrews and a part corkscrew. (18)

Six folding bows; one marked FARROW & JACKSON, LONDON, with corkscrew and blade; another twin tool, helix tip reduced; two with reeded bases; two plain. (6)

A 19th century steel folding bow, marked HOLTZAPFFEL, with five tools including a corkscrew with a grooved helix.

Ten folding bows; one marked CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE; with two tools; one with corkscrew and bottle opener. (10)