A rare George III Spiral Corkscrew made in Birmingham circa 1800 by Samuel Pemberton.

A rare George III Spiral Corkscrew made in Birmingham circa 1800 by Samuel Pemberton.
A rare George III Spiral Corkscrew made in Birmingham circa 1800 by Samuel Pemberton.
A rare George III Spiral Corkscrew made in Birmingham circa 1800 by Samuel Pemberton.

A rare George III Spiral Corkscrew made in Birmingham circa 1800 by Samuel Pemberton.

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The Corkscrew is of typical T form and the top bar and sleeve are decorated with very unusual spiral designs. The base of the sleeve displays a tapering reeded section and the top a star motif. This piece is in excellent condition and is marked on the base of the sleeve with SP for Samuel Pemberton of Birmingham.

Length: 3.1 inches, 7.75cm.
Width of the top bar: 1.6 inches, 4cm.

Year

1800

Country

Birmingham

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