Brass Corkscrew

Brass CorkscrewA dialogue between patinated brass and cane, this handmade corkscrew is a Modernist classic, designed by Carl Aubck II in 1948 and revived by his grandson and great grandson from the original moulds in the same Vienna workshop. The meticulous craftwork and hand finishing lend an alluring texture. Please note, as this piece is made and finished by hand, slight markings and imperfections may occur. These only add to its unique character.

Keep it on hand while you serve negronis or whiskey on ice

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Pop this rainbow delight on a sofa or bed for a burst of energy

it can be used to serve snacks or drinks

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Reproduced from the archive over 40 years ago

With its chrysanthemum-shaped details

The most elegant of storage solutions