Antique German Sterling Silver Stag Antler Corkscrew c.1900

Antique European corkscrew, likely German, dating to the late 19th to early 20th century, featuring a natural stag antler handle with a sterling silver cap and collar. The silver is marked “Sterling” and stamped “180,” likely a pattern or model number. The end cap is engraved with a script “S” monogram, suggesting it was originally a personalized or gift piece. The richly textured antler contrasts beautifully with the aged silver and the sculptural open-frame steel corkscrew, a style commonly associated with quality German export barware of the period.

Both functional and decorative, this piece embodies rustic craftsmanship paired with refined materials, making it a desirable addition to any antique barware or corkscrew collection.

Condition:
Good antique condition with visible surface wear, scratches, and tarnish to the silver consistent with age and use. The stag antler shows natural texture and minor wear. The steel worm and mechanism remain intact and functional. Polishing has been intentionally left to the buyer’s preference.

Dimensions:
Overall: 6" x 7 1/2" x 1 1/4"
Soup can shown in photos for scale.