Here is what AI has to say about this owl:

This is a mid-century modern carved teak owl combination corkscrew and bottle opener, probably Danish/Scandinavian, circa 1950s-1960s. It is a particularly appealing example because the bar tools are cleverly disguised as parts of the owl.

The body is carved from a dense reddish-brown hardwood, most likely teak. It has large yellow-green glass eyes and a projecting metal "beak" that serves as the crown-cap bottle opener. The rounded wooden pedestal is actually removable: pulling it from the owl reveals the steel corkscrew worm, with the owl body providing the grip for extracting the cork. When assembled, it simply looks like a little owl sculpture.

I found a WorthPoint archive specifically titled “Mid Century Modern Teak Wood Owl Corkscrew Beer Wine Bottle Opener Glass Eyes,” which appears to be this same family of opener. More importantly, a very closely matching Danish example is documented with turned teak, steel corkscrew, iron bottle opener and glass eyes. That example is labeled “NORDEUROPAEISK EKSPORT / DENMARK” and is dated to the 1950s-1960s. Its designer is listed as unknown.

I would therefore describe yours as Danish Modern.

Condition

Yours is good to very good vintage condition. Both glass eyes are present, which matters quite a bit. The corkscrew and pedestal are also complete and the worm appears intact. 

This is one of the better novelty corkscrews because it works on three levels: sculpture, bottle opener, and hidden corkscrew. The owl is essentially a tiny wooden bartender in disguise.