Abalone Articulated Fish Bottle Opener

VINTAGE ABALONE ARTICULATED FISH BOTTLE OPENER – abalone affixed to copper scales; 8 jointed sections; open mouth bottle opener ; Condition - Perfect condition; no missing scales ; Measures: 6" long

Vintage Abalone Articulated Fish Bottle Opener. Together with a silver plated comb and case, a commemorative bracelet, a miniature ceramic turtle sculpture and a bloodstone and 12K gold filled pin Use

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Mexican, 20th C. Group of four articulated fish form bottle openers set with abalone shell. Largest 15.5" long Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty Hoepfinger, of Marietta, Georg

ABALONE SCALE ARTICULATED FISH BOTTLE OPENER – Abalone scales on copper construction; 8 total jointed sections; open mouth bottle opener ; Condition - Good condition; no missing scales or broken sec

Vintage Abalone Articulated Fish Pendant/Bottle Opener, 2.5" Long, 1950's-1960's. It is 1" at the widest point of the head. Tail, Head and three graduated body sections with a ring on the tail for add

Vintage Abalone Articulated Fish Pendant/Bottle Opener, 3.25" Long, 1950's-1960's. It is slightly over 1" at the widest point of the head. Tail, Head and three graduated body sections with a ring for

Set of Three Vintage Mother of Pearl / Abalone Shell Articulated Fish Bottle Openers, Silver Tone Metal and Polished Abalone Shell. Lengths 5"1/2 & 6" & 7", (Stand Not Included)

DESCRIPTION: A vintage articulated fish abalone-covered bottle opener from the 60-70s. Depicts an elongated articulated fish with open mouth (bottle opener). CIRCA: 20th Century DIMENSIONS: L: 6 1/2".

DESCRIPTION: Los Castillo Mexican Abalone Articulated mother of pearl figural fish formed bottle opener. CIRCA: Mid 20th Century. ORIGIN: Mexico. DIMENSIONS: L: 8" x W: 2" Have a similar item to sell?

Vintage articulated abalone shell fish bottle opened. Missing 1 scale. 8" long.

Vintage articulated abalone fish bottle opener, 7-1/2" l, missing one piece of abalone

Elegant bottle opener crafted from abalone with a silver structure. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 5.5"L x 2.25"W x 1.25"H

Vintage Abalone Mother of Pearl Articulated Fish Bottle Opener 4 3/8". Excellent condition with all of its inlays in place.

Vintage Abalone Mother of Pearl Articulated Fish Bottle Opener 2 3/4"Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or pi

Vintage Articulated Fish Bottle Opener Abalone Made in Mexico In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely judaica besamin box reticulated Out of a New York City Estate

MID 20TH C. ARTICULATED ABALONE FIGURAL BOTTLE OPENER Articulated figural fish bottle opener with abalone shell scales. Circa 1950s or 1960s. Measures 13.50" in length. 

Group of three Los Castillo style fish bottle openers, with articulated bodies, abalone inlay largest / height 7.5 in. x width 2 in. x depth 1 in. Provenance: A Rockport, Texas collection We happil

Attributed to Los Castiollo, a mother-of-pearl vintage articulated fish bottle opener, Mexican School, the silver-tone metal body set with abalone shell tiles. 8.5" L.

Fish-form vintage bottle openers, attributed to Los Castillo, the silver-tone metal articulated bodies set with abalone shell tiles. 7.75" and 6.76" L. Both missing tiles.

A Group of Seven Shell Mounted Items 19th/20th Century comprising two abalone purses and a round box, two shell mounted boxes, a shell mounted snail and a articulated fish bottle opener.Largest, lengt

2 Mid-Century Modern articulated fish abalone mother-of-pearl metal bottle opener with abalone inset over entire fish . One very large 16.5" L. and the other 6.25" L. Both excellent condition,

DESCRIPTION: Two Castillo style articulated fish form bottle openers, each fish decorated with Mother of pearl and Abalone inlay, with bottle opener in mouth. CIRCA: Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Mexico DIME

DESCRIPTION: Two Castillo style articulated fish from bottle openers, each fish decorated with Mother of pearl and Abalone inlay, with bottle opener in mouth. CIRCA: Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Mexico DIME