corkscrew

Made in Italy - Lever corkscrew with polished brass tap
 
Corkscrew dimensions: height 27 cm, width 9 cm

Solid brass corkscrew machined from solid, with tempered steel worm with golden brass finish. Historical-critical information: The two-lever system was designed to remedy the asymmetry due to the one-lever system. Models with a two-lever mechanism were very popular. The first patent, due to the Englishman William Burton Becker, was issued in 1880. His model is equipped with two side levers that are hinged on the structure. Its corkscrew manufactured by James Heeley & Sons with the "A1 Double Lever" brand, is equipped with two side levers that are hinged on the structure. In 1888 Heeley himself had the model patented with some modifications that made it even easier. Italy also had its admirers of this mechanical system. In particular, the history of the modern corkscrew can be started with the patent obtained by the well-known bicycle gear manufacturer Tullio Campagnolo.

Made in Italy - Pocket corkscrew in satin brass

Elegant corkscrew in satin brass suitable for both corks and crown caps. The construction material makes it a long-lasting object, it cannot be missing in your drawer in the kitchen or on the go. Use: to be used on special occasions to open a bottle of good wine.

Dimensions: height 12 cm.

Made in Italy - Vintage rosewood and brass bottle opener

Beautiful vintage bottle opener in nickel-plated brass and rosewood. Pieces that cannot be missing in any collection that includes the best examples of Italian manufacture from the 1980s. Bottle opener / bottle opener: total length: 14.5 cm.

Made in Italy - Nutcracker and corkscrew set in rosewood Vintage brass

Beautiful Vintage set: nutcracker and corkscrew in nickel-plated brass and rosewood.

Pieces that cannot be missing in any collection that includes the best examples of Italian manufacture from the 1980s.

Corkscrew: total length: 21cm.

Nutcracker: total length: 19cm.

Made in Italy - Corkscrew in rosewood and nickel-plated brass

Beautiful vintage corkscrew in nickel-plated brass and rosewood

Piece that cannot be missing in any collection that includes the best examples of Italian manufacture from the 1980s.

Total length: 21 cm.

Made in Italy - Champagne Opener Using a Champagne Opener lets you gently turn the bottle instead of the cork. With this added control, you can ease the cork out to save the precious bubbles in the wine. Safely opens sparkling wines. The Champagne bottle’s wire muzzle is composed of a wire that breaks after 6 or 7 lateral movements. Grasp the cork before twisting or breaking the wire muzzle for completely safe extraction.

Fox - Corkscrew - FX - VM -1INOX

Professional Corkscrew FOX Vinum DUE CIGNI Italy, professional bottle openers and italian corkscrews with aircraft anodized aluminum handle, classic lever, 5 turns spiral and wave serrated blade all in stainless steel 

Supplied with an elegant aluminum gift box

A professional corkscrew, a truly exceptional product, with quality materials and an excellent Italian design, guarantee of elegance in your kitchen 

Bottle Openers and Professional Corkscrews by DUE CIGNI Italy.

Compact, elegant design that measures 4.75" when closed.

Made in Italy - Polished brass lever corkscrew

Corkscrew dimensions: height 18 cm, width 7 cm Solid brass corkscrew machined from solid, with tempered steel worm with golden brass finish. Historical-critical information: The two-lever system was designed to remedy the asymmetry due to the one-lever system. Models with a two-lever mechanism were very popular. The first patent, due to the Englishman William Burton Becker, was issued in 1880. His model is equipped with two side levers that are hinged on the structure. Its corkscrew manufactured by James Heeley & Sons with the "A1 Double Lever" brand, is equipped with two side levers that are hinged on the structure. In 1888 Heeley himself had the model patented with some modifications that made it even easier. Italy also had its admirers of this mechanical system. In particular, the history of the modern corkscrew can be started with the patent obtained by the well-known bicycle gear manufacturer Tullio Campagnolo.