Antique Wine Corks

The perfect addition to a wine room or kitchen, this cast iron wine corking machine was produced circa 1900.

Although using cork wood to cork wine was in use since the 1600s (started by Dom Pérignon), it wasn't until the last quarter of the 1800's that the wine bottling industry really took...

Used to cork wine bottles at the perfect depth this device is made of boxwood and retains its original leather strap.

An early 20th century Louis XV style commode, with a thick, original marble top, veneered entirely in wine corks, in the late 20th century whimsical and imaginative, yet somehow eleg...

Antique French cast iron wine bottle corking machine with remnants of its original red paint.

The opening fits a standard size wine cork as you can see in the detailed images- cork not included with jug.

The bottles are in excellent condition with an elegant, rounded shape; use them as decorative objects on a wet bar filled with wine corks! Tallest: 18" Shortest: 13".

A charming 19th century wine bottle corking machine from the Tuscany region of Italy in wood and iron.

This fantastic early American 19thc dark green oversize wine bottle has the original kick up bottom and early original wood cork.The size is great and it is quite rare to find these ...

A magnificent and fun set of wine/bottle corks, a wonderful addition to any bar.

Vintage amber hand-blown wine bottles from the 19th Century. Each bottle is unique with a gorgeous amber patina.
(Each sold separately)
Two sizes available:
Sm...

All bottles have original corks and burlap stoppers. All sizes will vary.

Hand-blown French wine carboys. The bottles are clear with a greenish hue.

This French 19th century clear glass and hand blown wine keg, or demijohn, has a collection of corks inside.

2 Dutch silver wine bottle or bottle stoppers, by van Kempen and Begeer, 1920.

Crafted in France circa 1920, the carafe stands on a round silver base over the blown glass, and dressed with a silvered pewter coat decorated with repousse acanthus leaf motifs, fro...

He successfully swapped the conical plugs for cork stoppers and cork soon became essential for wine bottling.

French 'La Simplex" cast iron wine corker painted a vibrant blue. Used in vineyards to cork wine bottles in France.

These superb very large jars would have stood on a top shelf of the chemist shop, they were intended as display rather than for everyday use The jars have gold writing on their de...

Although using cork wood to cork wine was in use since the 1600 (started by Dom Pérignon), it wasn't until the last quarter of the 1800s that the wine bottling industry really took o...

Although using cork wood to cork wine was in use since the 1600s (started by Dom Pérignon), it wasn't until the last quarter of the 1800s that the wine bottling industry really took ...

One theory is one puts their wine cork into the hole and taps it a few times making it smaller on one end so it goes back into the bottle easier?

Used in vineyards to cork wine bottles.

A beautiful metal and cork bottle stopper. Some wear with a nice patina, but this is old-age. Made of metal and cork. A beautiful nice Barware item or just a display item in your col...