Uncork a genuine piece of European history with this antique stainless steel wine opener, stamped with a faint mark and estimated to date between 1891 and 1945. It comes with its original outer box, marked No. 46 on the bottom.
The stamp reads DRGM, short for Deutsches Reichs-Gebrauchsmuster, a historic German utility model registration used in that era.
As a secondhand antique, this opener shows clear signs of age and storage wear: an oily sheen across the metal surface and a faint, hard-to-read stamp. The included box has absorbed oil over time, giving it a discolored look and a distinct scent.
Antique vintage wine opener with a faint “DRGM” marking, estimated to date from 1891 to 1945 based on the marking. Manufacturer and production year are unknown.
Shows signs of use and storage, including overall shine and a greasy or sticky feel. Includes the original box, which has an oil-darkened appearance and odor; the bottom of the box is marked “No.46.”
