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Pulltaps Patent Advertising Waiters Friend Corkscrew Bottle Opener Knife EWGA Wine Burgundy
Pulltaps Patent Advertising Waiters Friend Corkscrew Bottle Opener Knife EWGA Wine BurgundyPulltaps Patent Advertising Waiters Friend Corkscrew Bottle Opener Knife EWGA Wine BurgundyPulltaps Patent Advertising Waiters Friend Corkscrew Bottle Opener Knife EWGA Wine Burgundy
 

Pulltaps Patent Advertising Waiters Friend Corkscrew Bottle Opener Knife EWGA Wine Burgundy


This is a fantastic Pulltaps Patent Metal Waiters Friend Combination tool printed with an advertisment for EWGA Wine Merchants (See Below for details of Company). The Waiters Friend is also stamped with the Pulltaps Patent; simple 'waiters friends' corkscrews have a habit of leaving the cork half pulled. The Pulltaps Patented design features a second lever that extracts all of the cork from the bottle without damage to the cork or disturbance to the wine. This particular Pull tap Waiters Friend features a plated worm, serrated foil cutter and bottle opener (Please see all Photos). The Waiters Friend measures 4.75" in length and in Excellent Used Condition though the printed EWGA logo is a little rubbed. There is a charge of £1.00 to all UK Residents (Ist Class Mail), will also ship Worldwide no problem but please check the table below. If you have any questions please feel free to contact.

Waiters Friends

Of all the corkscrews produced in the world there is nothing quite as practical, reliable and portable as a waiter's friend. Invented by a German, Mr Carl F.A. Weinke, who obtained a patent in 1883, the waiter's friend is an extremely simple but effective lever device. It is usually composed of a bottle opener, corkscrew and a knife for removing foil capsules. Well designed versions fold away comfortably enough to carry in one's pocket without getting poked, ideal for picnics, parties and bar staff!

EWGA - The Company

EWGA Ltd (originallyEuropean Wine Growers Associates), was founded in 1972 by Pamela and Gerald Moeckell and their traditional business of wine wholesaling is today perpetuated by their son Adrian and his wife Deryn. EWGA is a family owned and family run company with high standards in the selection and distribution of fine wines. Whilst maintaining a strong portfolio covering the traditional regions of Europe, the company now offers exclusive wines from most quality producing countries, including the Americas, Australasia, and South Africa.  Currently, EWGA supplies and services some of the most prestigious Hotels and Restaurants in the north west of England and owes its continued success to giving sound professional advice, offering an exclusive and competitive portfolio, backed up by a first-class service. In 2004 new bonded warehousing was developed in Warton, near Carnforth (Junction 35 of M6) offering an excellent storage facility. This facility is used by both EWGA and other companies who wish to store wine under bond before dispatching it all over the UK and beyond. In 2006 EWGA launched a trade division offering a portfolio of wines to other wholesalers and independent retailers that can be bought in bulk and dispatched by carrier throughout the UK. For more please view their site http://www.ewga.net/?HOME

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1st Class     £1.00
Europe     £1.50
R.O.W.     £2.00



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