Vintage Corkscrew with faux horn Bakelite Handles

The object in the image is a vintage winged corkscrew with faux horn handles, likely made of Bakelite or a similar material. These types of corkscrews were popular in the mid-20th century, particularly in the 1960s. Design: The corkscrew features a classic "wing" design, which uses a lever mechanism to extract the cork. Materials: The body is made of a brass-toned metal, and the handles are made to resemble horns, often from materials like Bakelite. Function: The wings on either side are raised as the screw is twisted into the cork. The user then presses the wings down to pull the cork out of the bottle. Elegant corkscrew with rustic horn Bakelite handles and brass accents. Perfect for wine enthusiasts.