Mid-century hand-carved wooden spirit bottle stopper with a quirky moving mouth mechanism. The figure depicts a cheerful man in a hat with painted features and rosy cheeks. When the lever is pulled, his mouth opens, adding charm and humour to this character piece.
Fitted with a natural cork base and twin metal pourer tubes, this stopper was designed to serve spirits or liqueurs while entertaining guests.
A quirky and collectable example of mid-20th century German or Austrian barware. The cork shows wear from age and use, but the carving and mechanism remain full of character.
Measures approx. 10cm tall x 5cm wide x 7cm deep.
Perfect for collectors of mid-century barware, carved wooden bottle stoppers, spirit pourers or novelty drinking accessories.