With a single motion, the champagne crown sealer locks carbonation inside champagne and sparkling wine bottles, preserving contents for days with its airtight rubber seal.

Does exactly what it promises. The seal is tight, reliable, and keeps the bubbles fresh—I haven’t found anything else on the market that comes close. Absolutely worth the price.. Rebecca. GA. Sat, 06 Jun 2026

Also known as 'The Butler's Friend', it enables one to remove the cork without damaging it and can also be used to re-cork the bottle. One of the early designs found is from nineteenth century France with a handle and steel prongs. This version is designed with a bright pewter handle and two steel prongs. The handle carries the fluted theme of the range and its fan-like shape makes it easy to grip for better control. The extractor is kept in a pewter sheath to protect the steel prongs and this sheath is perfect for engraving.

Quality, works and looks great!. David. IN. Wed, 25 Mar 2020

The shape of the funnel is organic in origin. It is inspired by the shape of fossils and encrustations found in underground caverns. The fountains and spas of ancient Rome inspired the fluid flow formation. The funnel has a false bottom so that when the wine is poured, it will exit through weep holes on the sides of the funnel. As the wine flows down the outside walls of the funnel, it creates a beautiful candy cane effect whilst aerating the wine.

This pourer complements the existing Bacchus funnel, retaining the same motif of intertwining vines and lush grapes. The pourer is shaped like the head of Bacchus, the god of wine and revelry, and comes with a stopper that is also similarly decorated. It comes with a food-grade silicone band that allows the pourer to fit most bottles.

Beautiful piece, nicely packaged, great for gifting!. Sks. Andover, MA. Thu, 04 Jun 2026

When placed into the mouth of a decanter the aerator diffuses the wine as it is poured into the vessel. Wine cascades down the decanter and is effectively aerated. This aerator is inspired by sea creatures and completely made of pewter. The Puffer is meant for wide mouth decanters.

Cutest tiny little conversation piece.. Jolene. Fort Myers, FL. Fri, 20 Jan 2017

A leading member of the 19th century Arts and Crafts Movement, Englishman William Morris’ (1834-1896) legacy cannot be understated. A master in many disciplines of design, he is perhaps most celebrated for his glorious patterns, many of which remain popular to this day. His late 1890s ornamental borders for The History of Godefrey of Boloyne and The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer by his own Kelmscott Press form the basis of the grape and vine motif in this collection, produced in collaboration with the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. The V&A is the world’s leading museum of art and design with its collections unrivalled in their scope and diversity. Housing a permanent collection of over 2.3 million objects that span over 5,000 years of human creativity, the V&A is an infinite resource for design, innovation and craftsmanship.