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Armand Guichard, Paris, L'Excelsior, 19th Century Corkscrew having horn handle with silver coloured metal mount, 18cm long closed, 17cm wide

A William IV mahogany topped corkscrew, with brush and two other 19th century corkscrews (3)

A plated campaigne set, in a leather case, comprising a beaker, mounted ivory folding fork, two folding spoons and a combination knife and corkscrew, and a bone condiment holder, unscrewing in three sections.

A good 18th century Dutch corkscrew with a wrythen baluster body and a seal foot, unscrewing to reveal a pricker or toothpick, the handle finely modelled as a rocking horse, heightened with engraving, steel worm, no maker's mark, Amsterdam c.1760 (date letter obscured) struck also with two later duty marks, 4in (10cm) long, 2oz.

A modern cast corkscrew, in the form of a running fox with gem set eyes, plated steel worm, by G.W. Lewis & Co., Birmingham 1936, (fitted case).

Various small items: a George IV tea strainer (for insertion in a teapot spout), maker 'RG', Sheffield 1824, a small Norwegian, green enamelled dish, a pair of Victorian knife rests, a pair of mounted antler knife rests, a French napkin ring, a continental mounted bottle cork, a cased pair of spoons, a modern mounted steel corkscrew, a mounted ivory and steel corkscrew and the following plated items: a horn-shaped vinaigrette, two corkscrews and a bottle opener formed as a pair of race horse heads. (Lot)

Sporting interest: a pair of modern knife rests with terminals cast as riding hats, a crop, whip and spurs, a modern cast corkscrew modelled as a running hound, (plated worm), a modern engine turned cigarette case engraved with a pointer, a small paper knife with a cast greyhound mask terminal, and two plated 'hunting' menu holders. (7)

Brass corkscrew, three others and a bicycle lamp

Art Deco silver corkscrew, with angular handle, Birmingham hallmarks, 1913, maker S.L.

19th century Kings pattern corkscrew h: 6 in.

Chateau Latour-Vintage 1986 1er Cru, Pauillac. Chateau bottled. In presentation case fitted for the bottle, corkscrew, stopper, pourer, etc 1 bottle

A 1930's Dunhill of London silver plated double spirit measure and combined corkscrew by James Dixon & Son 7in.

A Victorian brass patent corkscrew , the bone handle with cork brush

An early 19th century bronze Kings rack corkscrew with bone handle, bears brass retailers plate for Heeley & Sons

An early 19th century Kings rack corkscrew with bone handle and brass 'patent' plate

A 19th Century Dowler patent corkscrew with Thompson type action in copper and brass with turned bone handle, lacking brush. ILLUSTRATED.

Silver plate champagne corkscrew in fitted case

Zig-Zag Corkscrew

An old brass Bar Corkscrew with turned wooden handle.

A pan-topped wine glass, on an opaque corkscrew twist stem, c.1765, 15.7cm.

A wine glass with a funnel-shaped bowl, above a corkscrew twist stem, c.1760, 16.7cm.

6 Bottles - 1999 Dow Vintage Port in Polished Oak Wooden Case with Corkscrew.

6 Bottles - 1999 Dow Vintage Port in Polished Oak Wooden Case with Corkscrew.

C19th brass and bone corkscrew

A folding corkscrew, and sundries

A 19TH CENTURY BONE HANDLED DIRECT PULL CORKSCREW with dusting brush and AN ALL METAL THREE FINGER PULL CORKSCREW. (2)

A 19TH CENTURY THOMASON TYPE DOUBLE ACTION BRASS CORKSCREW with turned bone handle and dusting brush. Applied crested "Patent" plaque. 26cm fully extended.

A GEORGIAN OPAQUE DOUBLE TWIST CORKSCREW STEMMED OGEE BOWL WINE GLASS, plain conical foot. 14.5cm high

A rare Regency Thomason type corkscrew, with a turned bone handle and brush, the brass and japanned barrel decorated in gilt with vine leaves and grapes, to a wire helix, 8in (20cm) l., along with a glazed walnut box. (2) A similar example of this type of corkscrew is illustrated on the front cover of Watney and Babbidges's book 'Corkscrews for Collectors', another example was sold at Christie's South Kensington, 16th November 1994.

A 19th Century Thomason Type corkscrew, the turned bone handle with replaced brush, with double mechanism shaft, the turned brass barrel with applied plaque bearing a lion and unicorn patent, 9in (23cm) long.

An 18th century French gold pocket corkscrew, moulded with bands, the mother of pearl handle mounted with gold bands and finial, one end with spy glass, the sheath with spiral fluting, Paris circa 1785, 2.5in (6.4cm) l, in a shagreen case with gold mounts.

A Lund's Patent London rack corkscrew, with turned bone handle and ring finial, the bronzed open frame marked ' LUND MAKER CORNHILL AND FLEET ST LONDON' & on the top of the shaft 'LUND'S PATENT LONDON RACK', 7.75in (19.7cm) long.

A steel single pull corkscrew, with a turned shaft and ring handle, 3.5in (9cm) l, and a 19th century burr elm oblong box, the intergral hinge damaged, 4.75in (12cm) l. (2)

EDWARDIAN GENTLEMAN'S TRAVELLING TOILET SET, in its original monogrammed leather case, containing bone-handled knife, corkscrew and other implements, brushes and white metal soap dish and jars. 27cm by 20cm

A GER corkscrew 'Tollemaches' ale, obtainable from Great Eastern Hotels and Restaurant cars, a black and white photo of Norwich Coaling Plant, and a souvenir ashtray (plastic)

G Boyes designer corkscrew 'leaping frog' and others

A George III corkscrew, with a mounted mother of pearl handle and a tapering cover unscrewing to reveal a steel worm, maker's mark only, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London c.1785, 3.9in (10cm) long.

An early 20th Century German "ladies legs" corkscrew with green striped stockings

A brass wall mounted corkscrew, a porcelain jug with plated mounts and a wall pocket

Corkscrew having ivory coloured handle with silver terminations, Sheffield, 1902, maker GH to/w scent flask with plain silver top (2)

A late 18th Century wine glass, the funnel bowl, raised on a double series opaque twist stem with a 5-ply spiral band outside a single solid tight corkscrew, conical foot, 14.5cm high.

A late 19th Century German novelty perfume bottle corkscrew, in the form of legs in blue striped stockings, 2ins

Victorian brass and bone corkscrew, with dusting brush, cast in relief with fruiting vines, 16cm long

Victorian rosewood display cabinet, with corkscrew supports and castor feet, 158cm high, 65cm wide

A Weirs Patent corkscrew of telescopic form, marked "J. Heeley & Sons Ltd." and "Clements, London"

A 19th century Kingscrew corkscrew with bronze barrel set with applied Coat of Arms, turned ivory handle and side ratchet (ILLUSTRATED)

A Thomason corkscrew with japanned bronzed barrel and turned bone handle (ILLUSTRATED)

A Thomason corkscrew with bronze barrel set with applied Coat of Arms inscribed "Heeley & Sons", with turned bone handle (ILLUSTRATED)

A Thomason corkscrew with bronze barrel and turned bone handle (barrel showing remnants of applied Coat of Arms) (ILLUSTRATED)

A Thomason corkscrew with bronze barrel set with applied lion and unicorn plaque, and with turned rosewood handle (ILLUSTRATED)

A "Zig-Zag" French corkscrew of telescopic form, housed in original cardboard box with instructions

A miniature spring-loaded corkscrew, together with an unusual folding carriage key/wine cutter/corkscrew

An unusual patent hand pull corkscrew with double helix and turned rosewood handle

A Lund Patent lever corkscrew inscribed "The Patentee, 24 Fleet Street & 57 Cornhill, London, Lund Patentee, London", together with a simple hand pull corkscrew inscribed "Lund Patentee & Maker, 57 Cornhill & 24 Fleet Street, London"

A tangent lever corkscrew, together with a simple hand pull corkscrew inscribed "The Signet Lever"

A London Patent (Lund) hand pull corkscrew for use with lever, the thread inscribed "London Patent" and with turned cherry wood handle

A Hercules type conical sprung corkscrew with bronzed open barrel, another similar, a Chinook type unmarked corkscrew and a further corkscrew inscribed "The Surprise"

An early version of a Swiss Army knife, by Mappin and Webb, the antler clad handle with 12cm locking blade, 12cm serrated blade, button hook, triangular spike, corkscrew and hoof pick, tweezers and pick to one end, the two blades stamped 'M Trustworthy', 19cm long including loop

Edwardian brass novelty vesta in the form of a Bass Pale Ale bottle 6cm, ditto corkscrew in the form of Dewar whisky bottle 7cm (2)

A Thomason Style Corkscrew, the brass barrel with bone handle and brush (replacement brush), and two other corkscrews (3)