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A French nickel plate 'Diamant' corkscrew, marked 'DIAMANT JHP PARIS 24 OCT', with a part plated horn handle. Jacques Perille, 1887.

Cork prongs and corkscrews: a German Hollweg pocket example, a pair of German champagne scissors, a Noyes combination 'Green River', a Vaughan can opener, a cocktail spoon, a Williamson bell cap with cutter and cap lifter, an unmarked Hurcules type, five pairs of prongs, a waiters' friend, four combination pocket knives (one with scissors) three picnic, and a German pocket corkscrew. (21)

A silver and gold contemporary design corkscrew, by Sir John Cass, London 1996. This was the winning design by Youjin Kim for a competition set at the Sir John Cass department of Art, Media & Design. Sponsored by Peter Coldicott and judged by Theo Fennell.

An American, painted Syroco wood 'Waiter' table corkscrew.

An American painted Syroco wood 'Old Codger' table corkscrew.

A cast iron Original Safety bar corkscrew, Gaskell.

Literature; Coldicott, Peter. A Guide to Corkscrew Collecting, 1993; Peters, Ferd. Mechanical Corkscrews, Their evolution, actions, and patents, 1999; Wallis, Fletcher. British Corekscrew Patents from 1795, No.34/1000, signed by author, 1997; Giulian, Bertrand B. Corkscrews of the Eighteenth Century, 1995. (4)

A brass and steel bar corkscrew, 'The Don'.

A wide rack King's screw corkscrew, with a turned bone handle and steel raising handle, with applied tablet marked, 'Dowler Patent Ne Plus Ultra', having a wire helix.

A Thomason type corkscrew, with a turned bone handle and brush, the bronze barrel with applied tablet marked 'Patent' with lion and unicorn supporters. Minor hairline cracks to handle, chips.

A Thomason Autumnal barrel corkscrew, with a turned bone handle and brush, wire helix unmarked. Small repair to collar of barrel.

A Thomason Gothic barrel corkscrew, with a shaped bone handle and wire helix, unmarked.

A Thomason 1802 patent no 2617 corkscrew, with turned fruitwood raising handle, the barrel with Royal Coat of Arms badge marked 'Thomason's Patent Ne Plus Ultra', with wire helix.

A Thomason 1802 patent four pillar corkscrew, with a bone handle and brush. Hairline cracks, missing suspension ring, marked on top plate.

An Italian bronzed wine bottle corkscrew, with swivel over collar.

A turned fruitwood double action corkscrew. Repair to wing.

A German perpetual corkscrew, 1884 patent by Ernst Demmler, traces of copper plating.

An Irish steel corkscrew, with folding 'T' handle.

An 18th century steel corkscrew, with tamper ends.

A corkscrew, with a turned handle and shank, with a cork grip and brush, Hercules, marked DRP 27175, a French champagne scissors, traces of plating. (3)

Corkscrew having ivory tusk handle with silver finials, Sheffield 1904

Modern silver mounted corkscrew with grape and vine motif in fitted case

A LATE VICTORIAN CORKSCREW, with a turned fruit wood handle, previously fitted with a brush, with an open brass cage and steel worm, 16cms; together with a Spirit Stock Book, published by Thomas O’Demsey Buss, circa 1899 and a Jewsbury & Brown notebook (3)

A Corkscrew with tusk handle

Novelty 1950s Italian corkscrew in the form of a female figure with painted decoration, 22.5cm

A French travelling picnic set with folding ivory handled folding knife, fork, spoon and corkscrew, fitting a glass tumbler, all contained in a leather case.

A Hardy anglers knife No. 4 with nickel silver sideplates and 7 implements comprising a spike, knife blade, combined file and disgorger, pair of scissors, corkscrew, tweezers and screwdriver

A 20th century campaign type pocket knife with eight tools comprising knife, fork, spoon, scissors, bottle and can opener, corkscrew, screwdriver/file and awl

A hunting knife by H. Boker & Co., Solingen with two blades, a saw and corkscrew, with antler mounted handle

Wadeheath model open mouthed chick, Sealion & ball Corkscrew, Smiling Frog 1996 special and Dillford model of Birds by Jessica Van Hallen (4)

A TRIANGULAR BLADED SOCKET BAYONET, THE 46CM BLADE TAPERING WITH A CORKSCREW TWIST; A FRENCH LEBEL BAYONET. NO SCABBARDS. (2)

A silver ring stand, cruet frame in the form of a dog, champagne corkscrew etc

A VICTORIAN SILVER NEEDLE CASE in the form of a purse containing a pair of scissors and with an enamelled plaque for the Red Cross, London 1897 and a cased vanity set containing ivory handle pen knife, scissors, corkscrew, needles and other items.

A FRENCH TRAVELLING PICNIC SET with folding ivory handled folding knife, fork, spoon and corkscrew, fitting a glass tumble all contained in a leather case.

A vintage zig zag corkscrew, a pickle fork and a butter knife

A Champagne Barrel Corkscrew With Turned Rosewood Handle

Four pewter dishes with London touch marks and a vintage corkscrew having wing nut adjuster

A WILLIAM IV TRAVELLING CUTLERY SET with ivory hafts and moulded ferrules comprising a folding spoon, a knife with steel blade and incorporating a corkscrew and a fork, in red leather hinged case, 4 3/4" wide, London 1834, marks J.J.C. (Illustrated)

A vintage “Original Safety” Bar Corkscrew (A/F)

A Heeleys steel patent corkscrew, late 19th Century.

A Thomason type corkscrew with mahogany handle and applied badge to brass barrel.

A silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, Birmingham 1912, a plated tea caddy or biscuit box designed as a lidded tin, presentation inscribed, a corkscrew, a steel, a sugar sifting spoon, a silver mounted small photograph frame and a brass lighter formed as a bomb.

Plated and metal wares, comprising; a pair of fish servers cased, a flan server with an ivory handle, a lidded muffin dish, a hot water jug, a pair of sugar cutters, a corkscrew, a pair of salts and sundry.

A Spanish Folding Knife, with Toledo blade enclosed by a horn, ivory and brass grip; a German Hunting Knife, with clip-back steel blade, the faux antler grip enclosing folding blade, corkscrew, saw and file, with leather sheath; two Folding Pen Knives; an Eastern Knife, with ebony grip and brass sheath; two small German Knives; Five Archaic Arrow Heads (12)

A GOOD COLLECTION OF CORKSCREWS ; to include a large novelty corkscrew by Dunhill of London in the form of a key and early examples. (18)

An early 20th century crocodile leather gentleman's dressing case, fitted with three ivory brushes, an ivory shaving-soap holder, four various ivory mounted glass bottles/jars, three ivory mounted steel manicure items, an ivory shaving brush and holder, a button hook, a steel button hook cum shoe horn, an ivory mounted knife with bottle opener and corkscrew, a leather box with steel safety razor, a leather stud box and a leather backed easel mirror, all the major items with gold crest, the case marked "ASPREY. LONDON" 1900-1920, 13.75in (35cm) x 10.5in (26.8cm). Crest of Branston.

A Rare Brass Corkscrew - "G Dowler's Patent Self Adjusting", with ebony handle, plain inner penetrating shaft and two corresponding brass snail faces, each side of the brass frame stamped "G.Dowler's Patent Self Adjusting", 22.5cm. **This is an English example of the very rare Charles Chinnock 1863 Patent Corkscrew, U.S. Patent No.38,147, see page 134 of Mechanical Corkscrews by Ferd Peters.

A Thomason type ‘Gothic’ window corkscrew, mid 19th century, with a double action, some wear, 26cm extended

A Lynn Opaque Twist Wine Glass, circa 1770, the rounded funnel bowl with triple registers, the plain stem with central white enamel corkscrew within multiple spiral tape, 13.5cm high See illustration

An Enamelled Wine Glass, circa 1770, the ogee bowl painted in white enamel with an arch and a broken arch flanked by trees, shrubs and grasses, on a double series white opaque stem comprising central corkscrew within a pair of spiral tapes, circular foot, 13.2cm high See illustration

An Opaque Twist Wine Glass, circa 1770, the ogee bowl on plain stem comprising central corkscrew within two double spiral tapes, 14.6cm high; Another Similar, 14.5cm high (the rim reshaped); A Patch Stand, shallow circular dished top on a triple compressed cushion knop with basal annular knop, on folded circular foot, 6.7cm high (rim ground and several chips); and A Pair of Slice Cut Table Lustres, circa 1870, the hollow waisted stems with boldly everted rims supporting triangulated prism drops, on domed bases, each with repeat oval cut detail, 17.5cm high, with associated inserted silvered metal candle nozzles (all a/f) (4)

A bag of assorted items including: A metal case travelling vanity set, corkscrew, whistle, snuff box, soap stone figure etc

A mid-19th Century Thomas Lund rack corkscrew with turned rosewood handle, dusting brush and suspension ring, the steel shaft inscribed 'Lund's Patent London Rack', the coppered open barrel inscribed 'Lund Maker Cornhill and Fleet St London', with side winding handle.

A J. Heeley & Sons Weir's Patent concertina corkscrew, an Edwardian tortoiseshell and silver mounted paper knife, a copper powder flask and a small collection of other various items.

A late Victorian leather writing box, the interior inscribed in gilt with 'Briggs... Piccadilly', together with a Chinese hardwood panel, inlaid with mother-of-pearl scrolls, a corkscrew and two dolls.

A Victorian miniature silver pocket knife with two blades and a corkscrew. Length 1ins. approx.

Three drinking glasses, 18th century one with bell bowl, folded conical foot and tear drop knop, another with pointed round funnel bowl and multi spiral twist stem, conical foot and another with ogee bowl, conical foot and a pair of corkscrews outside single corkscrew stem (3) Tallest 17.75cm high

A mixed lot to include bygone 19th century spring loaded corkscrew, with wooden handle, two further corkscrews, two spirit levels, Lighthouse brand taper point burnished steel knitting cutter, bakelite lidded pot and a box Bengue's Ethylchloride tube with contents, in original card box (8)

A 1950'S ITALIAN CORKSCREW, A LNER CORKSCREW, DATED 1910 AND ANOTHER CORKSCREW

Concorde boxed silver plated corkscrew