A vintage key-shaped corkscrew that can also be used as a bottle opener. These types of corkscrews were popular in the mid-20th century (circa 1950–1970) and were often made of brass or bronze, sometimes in a Baroque style.
Characteristics
Purpose: Corkscrew for wine corks and possibly also for beer caps (depending on the design).
Material: The handle is likely made of brass or bronze alloy, while the working spiral is made of steel.
Design: Features a decorative handle in the shape of an antique skeleton key with relief casting depicting botanical motifs such as vines and leaves.
Origin: These corkscrews were produced in various European countries, including Germany, France, and Spain.
Condition: The item has a patina, giving it an aged, antique look.
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