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A rare 1950s brass "Vagabond" man corkscrew by Richard Rohac. Made in Vienna, this patinated Modernist corkscrew reflects the craftsmanship of mid-century Austrian metalwork, perfect for collectors.
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Richard Rohac 'Vagabond' Corkscrew

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A figural brass corkscrew designed by Richard Rohac and handmade in Vienna, c.1950. 

This charming corkscrew depicts a travelling musician; a singing male figure with an open mouth and tambourine at his side. Wearing a bowler hat & patches on his knees, the design is officially entitled 'Vagabond'.

The corkscrew's figural design is well thought-out, as it does not affect the functionality of the object which fits very comfortably in the hand when in use.

The figure is styled and patinated in a typical Viennese fashion. The city had an exceptional culture of Modernist high-quality brass metalworks during the mid-20th Century, with Rohac, along with contemporaries Walter Bosse and Karl Hagenauer, sharing a playful aesthetic whilst utilising the process of chemical patination, turning the metal objects black. 

Designer: Richard Rohac

Manufacturer: Richard Rohac

Year of Design: C. 1950

Dates Produced: C. 1950-56

Colour: Black, bronze

Height: 7 cm, Depth: 8.5 cm, Width: 2.3 cm

Condition: Very Good. Signs of age, light wear to patination. 

Branding: Richard Rohac “RR” stamp