Vintage opener

Removing old and crumbling corks from wine bottles can be frustrating and difficult to achieve using most normal bottle opener. This vintage style opener is great for gently removing old and brittle corks from bottlenecks without crumbling them. To use, slide the longer prong in between the cork and the bottle and shimmy it down until the shorter prong can also be wedged into the gap on the other side Using a back and forth shimmy movement, move the two prongs down, until they lie either side of the cork and the points are below the bottom of the cork Once the opener is in far enough, pull it upwards gently while rotating it around the neck of the bottle until the cork is worked out of the neck

The Vintage Copper Bottle Opener is both vintage and modern, with a sleek copper plated steel design.

    Description: Zine Alloy Vintage Wall Mounted Collectable Beer Bottle Opener for Bar Home Specification: 1. Material: Zinc Alloy 2. Si ze: Like the picture show 3. Color: Brown Features: 1. High quality, easy install, durable 2. Unique wall mount design, convenient, anti-rust 3. Used in kitchen, bar, game room, club house, garage or boat,etc. 4. Can open beer or soda bottle cap easily with it, and it also can be a considerate gift for your buddies. Package includes: 1 x Beer Bottle Opener Note: Screws are not included, you can buy it easily in local store.          

Coca Cola Bottle Opener and Sign. With Vintage style brass opener. 300mm x 250mm. Please phone Bruce on , for more information on this and our other products. Credit Card Facilities available.

All sorts of vintage bottle openers (total of 17): Castle Lager, Crown Cork, a classic solid brass wine cork screw and bottle opener made in Italy, various bottle openers made in England, plus others (see photographs). R680 for the lot.

To use, slide the longer prong in between the cork and the bottle and shimmy it down until the shorter prong can also be wedged into the gap on the other side Using a back and forth shimmy movement, move the two prongs down, until they lie either side of the cork and the points are below the bottom of the cork Once the opener is in far enough, pull it upwards gently while rotating it around the neck of the bottle until the cork is worked out of the neck