beautiful, authentic Victorian-era waiter’s corkscrew dating back to the late 1800s or early 1900s. This classic barware collectible features a beautifully turned wooden T-handle with a ribbed design and an integrated horsehair brush, which historically served to clear wax, dust, and debris from wine bottle tops prior to opening.
Perfect for antique tool collectors, barware enthusiasts, or as a unique conversational piece for your home bar!
Condition Report
- Handle: The turned wood handle is in great antique condition with a gorgeous, rich dark patina. There are minor signs of age-appropriate wear/scuffs but no major structural cracks.
- Brush: The original horsehair brush is intact with full bristles, which is rare for pieces of this age (please see photos for exact condition).
- Metal Worm: The steel spiral/worm remains sturdy, well-secured to the handle, and retains its classic hand-forged/early machined shape.