Bring home a piece of history with this charming champagne and wine siphon/tap, dating back to the early 1900s. Crafted from silver-plated metal (likely brass) with a beautifully carved dragon head, it features a long, hollow tube and a rotating wooden handle. It was inserted into wine or sparkling wine bottles to pour the contents without removing the cork: a professional accessory for bartenders and sommeliers that today is a rare and decorative object.
This champagne faucet is a unique addition to your kitchen or bar, an original gift for wine enthusiasts, and a valuable addition to any vintage collection. The silver-plated metal has developed a beautiful patina over time, while the wooden handle offers a warm, natural feel.
• Period: early 1900s (Belle Époque period)
• Materials: silver-plated metal (probably brass), wood
• Total length: approx. 35 cm
• Faucet size: approx. 8cm × 4cm
• Condition: very good, with slight signs of aging and slight oxidation which testifies to its authenticity
• Origin: France
• Use: accessory for pouring champagne and wine, now perfect as a decoration or collector's item
• Unique piece: only one copy available
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