Corks Collection (#2)

Mizen Head, Co Cork, Irelend

Ellens Rock, Glengarriff, Co Cork, Ireland; Rowboat On The Shore

Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland; Fishing Boats

Bantry Bay, Co Cork, Ireland; Cattle Grazing

Cork City, County Council Offices

Allihies, Co Cork, Ireland; Old Mine Building

Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland; Boats And Buildings In Kinsale

Blarney Castle, Co Cork, Ireland; Medieval Stronghold In Blarney

Castletownsend, Co Cork, Ireland; Village On The Coast With Saint Barrahanes Church In The Distance

Bantry Bay, Whiddy Island, Co Cork, Ireland; Boats Moored In A Bay

Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland

River Awbeg, Annesgrove, Castletownroche, Co Cork, Ireland; Bridge Over A River

Bantry House And Gardens, Co Cork, Ireland

Rustic Bridge, Annesgrove, Castletownroche, Co Cork, Ireland

Cottage Window, Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland

Facade Of A City Hall Along A River, Lee River, Cork, Republic Of Ireland

Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland; Bicycle Parked In Front Of A Building

Cobh Cathedral & Harbour, Co Cork, Ireland

St. Finbarres Cathedral, Cork, Co Cork, Ireland; 19Th Century Cathedral

Crookhaven, Co Cork, Ireland

Friesian Cattle, Allihies, Co Cork, Ireland

Co Cork, Ireland; Heron Standing By A Stream Near Schul

Glengarriff, Co Cork, Ireland; Seals On The Shore

Roaringwater Bay, Co Cork, Ireland; Landscape At Sunset

Ballyhooley, Co Cork, Ireland; Friesian Cattle

Durrus, Sheeps Head, Co Cork, Ireland; Friesian Cattle

Greetings card in the shape of two wine bottles. Date: circa 1890s

A Sydney Larrikin. Larrikinism is the name given to the Australian folk tradition of irreverence, mockery of authority and disregard for rigid norms of propriety

Christmas card in the shape of a champagne cork with forgetmenots. Date: circa 1890s

Edwardian Bottles
A selection of bottles with corks, screwtops and stoppers, one of them containing red liquid with preserved fruit or pickes in it. Date: early 1900s (re-enactment)

Close Up abstract of a pile of wine cork collection

Corkscrew, cork, wine bottle

Cork, wine bottle

Pizzette, small pizzas with buffalo mozzarella, chorizo and coriander, front, and tomatoes and anchovies, rear

Picture No. 10760549
Cork Oak - whose bark has been stripped that same day.` (Quercus suber) Date:

Picture No. 10946964
Champagne cork shooting out of the bottle. Date:

Picture No. 10946963
Champagne cork shooting out of the bottle. Date:

Wine bottles showing the cork

George Cayleys 1796 helicopter model
Right: George Cayleys 1796 helicopter model: the contra-rotating rotors are feathers stuck in corks, operated by a bow-string

Industry / Cork Cutter
Two french cork cutters cutting bark which is stripped from the cork tree, into a variety of small round cylindrical pieces for stopping bottles. Date: circa 1760

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"Corks: Unveiling the Charismatic World of Champagne Charlie and Music" Step into a whimsical journey through time as we explore the enchanting world of corks. Picture No. 10946965 from La Vie Parisienne, a renowned magazine plate in 1920s France, transports us to an era filled with glamour and sophistication. In this captivating scene, we encounter a humanized elephant taking on the role of a bon viveur - embodying the spirit of celebration and joie de vivre that is synonymous with champagne. With his top hat perched jauntily atop his head, he exudes an air of elegance that perfectly complements the effervescence within each bottle. Traveling across continents, our exploration takes us to Baltimore Beacon in Co Cork, Ireland - also known as Lot's Wife. This lighthouse stands tall as a symbol of resilience amidst turbulent waves; much like corks themselves which steadfastly protect precious liquids within bottles worldwide. Agents around the globe tirelessly work to ensure every cork meets impeccable standards. Le France Vinicole showcases samples of their packaging in vibrant color lithographs published by Moet & Chandon in Epernay - capturing both artistry and functionality. A glimpse into history reveals Robert Rowley, a skilled cork cutter whose trade card comes alive through colored engravings. His craftsmanship ensures that each cork is meticulously shaped for its purpose - sealing moments forever cherished. Reims opens its doors to unveil the intricate treatment process reserved exclusively for champagne production. Engraved illustrations depict artisans carefully handling bottles with utmost care and precision – preserving bubbles destined to delight palates worldwide. Yet not all stories are rooted solely in reality; some take flight through imagination's embrace. An engraving titled "A Tidal Wave That Did Not Come" reminds us that even amidst uncertainty, hope prevails – just like those tiny yet mighty corks floating above life's unpredictable tides.