An exceptional example of a large boar tusk with sterling silver mounts corkscrew. San Francisco style Circa 1900. 6 1/4” W X 6 1/2” H. Marked with an “M”. Initials on mounts are JMcC.

Collection of 9 “easy pull”, or, “accordion” style corkscrews. 21” X 17.”

Shadow boxed set of Scandinavian design corkscrews form the 1920s - 1940s. 21” X 17.”

Each item is magnetized to a painted metal sheeting in the shadow box for easier removal or design changes. 32” X 17.”

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Two-piece row marker. Used to set up straight lines in the vineyard and in flower beds. C. 1900, 15” X 7”.

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Large, natural, whetstone tool sharpening wheel and stand. This one was belt driven, although, originally it may have had a hand worked wheel. It is in remarkable condition with most of the stone still there. Made of wood, cast iron and natural stone. Very common in the day; this was the tool you went for to stay sharp! 43”H X36”L X 35” wheel diameter. Circa 1910 - 1930s. Petaluma found.

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Exceptionally well framed collection of vineyard tools to include serpettes, knives and large cutting tools. All circa mid to late 19th century. 30” X 42”

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This is a Trenton anvil for blacksmithing. It is in nice condition. It is Circa 1900. Trenton anvils are considered one of the best American manufacturers of anvils. This one is about 100 lbs. It is 24”L X 10”H X 9 1/2 Base. Sebastopol found.

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Field worker’s canteen. These were used for water and wine in the vineyards and this one is in excellent condition, C. 1880 – 1900, 8” L X 8” H

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