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Corkscrew, c. 1800-50 (wood, steel & hair)
3084511 Corkscrew, c.1800-50 (wood, steel & hair) by English School, (19th century); 14.5x12.3 cm; The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London, UK; (add.info.: Wooden handled T-shaped corkscrew with a steel (probably) worm. The wooden handle has a cylindrical central section and rounded waisted sections at each end; one end with a horsehair bristle brush.The steel shaft is pierced through the handle and the square shaft running down from the handle has two double bands, and an oval section at the base where the worm starts.); eGeffrye Museum; English, out of copyright
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Accessioned Bristles Brown Brush Brushes Color Image Color Images Colour Image Colour Images Corkscrew Format Formats Georgian Era Metals Orientation Single Object Single Objects Steel Studio Shots Utensil Utensils White Background White Backgrounds Bristle Cork Screw Corkscrews
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This print showcases a remarkable corkscrew dating back to the early 19th century. Crafted with precision and ingenuity, this wooden-handled T-shaped corkscrew is an exquisite example of English craftsmanship from the Georgian era. The handle features a cylindrical central section and elegantly rounded waisted sections at each end, one of which boasts a horsehair bristle brush. The steel shaft pierces through the handle, while a square shaft extends downward from it, adorned with two double bands. At its base lies an oval section where the worm begins its task of extracting corks flawlessly. This unique design not only demonstrates functionality but also exhibits aesthetic appeal. Photographed against a clean white background, this single object stands out in all its glory. The warm brown tones of the wood complemented by hints of metal create an intriguing contrast that adds depth to this vintage utensil. Preserved within The Geffrye Museum of the Home in London, UK, this corkscrew represents an important piece of history for wine enthusiasts and collectors alike. Its timeless charm continues to captivate viewers as they admire both its practicality and artistic design.
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