The Old Corkscrew is nestled in the charming winelands town of Franschhoek in the Western Cape, South Africa. It’s a favourite stop for both local and international collectors, as well as visitors simply exploring the area. Inspired by its wine-growing surroundings, the gallery is home to Africa’s largest collection of antique corkscrews, along with a wide and ever-changing selection of silver, porcelain, glass, copper, and other unique treasures waiting to be discovered.
Exceptional Pieces
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Czechoslovakian Art Deco ‘800’ silver cigar / cigarette box with marks for 1929- 1949.
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Edwardian novelty silver owl seal marked for Chester 1905 by Sampson Mordan & Co.
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A late 19th century Chinese export silver vase with makers make to the base.
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Art Deco silver ‘Skyscraper’ sugar caster marked for Sheffield 1936 by Walker & Hall.
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Edwardian cast silver caddy spoon marked for London 1908 by Thomas of New Bond Street.
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George V silver five vase epergne marked for Birmingham 1910 by Fattorini & Sons Ltd.
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Victorian silver three-piece tea service marked for London 1859 by Robert Hennell III.
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Russian ‘84’ silver cup marked for Moscow 1908-1926 by Nicholai Slavyanov (1883-1908).
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Art Deco silver soup tureen marked for Sheffield 1948 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd.
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William IV silver funnel marked for London 1833 by Charles Reily & George Storer.
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Art Deco silver table lighter marked for Birmingham 1928 by Adie Brothers Ltd.
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Large silver photograph frame marked for Birmingham 1942 by Sanders & Mackenzie.
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Pair of parcel gilt silver candelabra marked for London 1975 by Stuart Devlin.
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Edwardian silver posy holder marked for Birmingham 1905 by George Unite.
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Art Deco silver cocktail shaker marked for Sheffield 1930 by James Deakin & Sons.
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Early 19th Century silver shell mounted box, inscribed: Respect The Giver and Never Forget.
