Corking Machine

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

The perfect addition to a wine room or kitchen, this cast iron wine corking machine was produced circa 1900. Known in France as a bouchonneuse, the corker would have been used to sea...

A wonderfull example of machine age / art deco design Chromed wire base with a die-cast aluminum and cork seat The stool is marked with a manufacturer's stamp (photo 7) unknown to me

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...

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

Very large antique corking machine found in the South of France. It is stamped HH A PARIS, and the model name is "La Parfaite"!

Cast iron bottle corking machine. This model would look wonderful when placed on a workbench and still has some of its original paint.

The Edward Wormley bar cart, shown here, is certain to make entertaining a little more special. Made for Dunbar, the rosewood frame cart features a cork inlay top and lower shelves. ...

Massive cork faced and steel medical X-ray room divider. Old school medical office X-ray partition signed with metal plaque, Halsey, Brooklyn, New York. Gray powder coated frame with...

This would make a perfect accessory for a wine room or kitchen, and could be used again as a corking machine.

This would make a perfect accessory for a wine room or kitchen, and could be used again as a corking machine.

Art Deco / Machine Age stool constructed of cork, aluminum and chromed metal manufactured by Alpax of England from the 1930s.

A most impressive apparatus, this early industrial leverage corking machine was specifically designed for ease of use.

This collection of five vintage corkscrews are all unmarked and unsigned, but presumed to originate from the United States and England and date to circa 1920 and made in the period A...

A rustic Italian vineyard / winery wrought iron floor standing hand crank cork press machine. Early 20th century, Italy, black forged iron apparatus with wooden handle, simplistic u...

Bakelite elements present well with expected light age-related wear. Cork insert intact.

𝐴 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒 𝑠𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑦 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑒𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑏𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑠 𝑤𝑎𝑟𝑚 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡. The BREAK armchair by WM is inspired by the soft classic lines. An intense and fluid relat...

The rare more elaborate version 'Fahrenheitor', designed and manufactured by the celebrated designer of the Chemex Coffeemaker- Dr. Peter Schlumbohm (German-American 1896-1962). Made...

Thermos carafe designed by Henry Dreyfuss for The American Thermos Bottle Company. Henry Dreyfuss was an American industrial designer known for his streamlined designs for telephone...

French painted cast iron wine corker made by " L'eureka ".

Cast iron w/ wood handle wine corking machine from France

Machine Age Art Deco ribbed cocktail shaker, machined aluminum and cork, after Russel Wright Rare 12.5" tall Skyscraper shaker in manner of Russel Wright's Iconic designs.

Machine Age Art Deco cocktail shaker spun aluminum / cork, after Russel Wright Rare diminutive Skyscraper shaker by Simfred in manner of Russel Wright's designs.

Machine Age Art Deco cocktail shaker spun aluminum / cork, after Russel Wright Rare 14" tall Skyscraper shaker in manner of Russel Wright's designs.

Machine Age Art Deco Zeppelin Cocktail Shaker Set Vintage Chrome Bar Barware - Price Reduced High quality unsigned version.

Machine Age Art Deco Streamline German Zeppelin Traveling Cocktail Set DRGM D.R.G.M.

All caps have their original cork liners. Stamped on multiple pieces "Germany" and/or "D.R.G.M.

Machine Age Art Deco Walter Von Nessen cocktail cups, set of four in copper and brass plus three in chrome, with cobalt glass.

This beige travertine vase adds shape and texture to any ordinary table or shelf. Use it as a wine cooler to hold a bottle during dinners or as a simple vase for flowers. Each design...

This is a wonderful piece of 19th century historical memorabilia.

Having a large weighing surface and a smaller side for weights.

Maçka, defined by its juxtaposed simple geometrical forms, is a seating collection consisting of dining & corner chairs, bar stool and love & lounge benches. The designs elegantly re...

The cardboard lamp and lamp shade designed by Gregory Van Pelt are exemplary pieces of sustainable and innovative design, showcasing the potential of everyday materials in creating f...

Exaggerated curves of tubular steel and perforated sheet metal define The Dr Sonderbar Chair by French architect and designer Philippe Starck (b. 1949). Influenced by his childhood s...

Having a double trestle base and a threaded press, the surface with a raised edge and a drain spout.

More information coming soon… Cast iron book presses, such as this French one mounted to a wooden stand, were used to bind books in the 1800s. The iron is embellished with copper-h...