A Robert Jones & Son 1840 patented 'Jones One' corkscrew with upper brass sleeve stamped Robert Jones & Son makers, 105 Cheapside, Birmingham, registration number 423 8th Octr. 1840, the edge of the button with VR and crown, Registration number 423 was the first registered design for a corkscrew and is often referred to as Jones One by collectors. The innovative design involves the use of two spikes and the brass button to enable the worm to be positioned correctly and the cork to be twisted (a/f) 18cm

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