This wooden corkscrew is great. I bought it in my travels through Holland in the early 1990s. It has two opposite threads and works really well. You turn the top handle first to screw the screw into the cork, then turn the handle just beneath it the same way and with its opposite wooden thread it lifts the screw up to drag the cork out of the bottle. :^)
I used a diffused desk lamp off to the near right. I put a candle (the black object) behind the rear wine glass and played around with its position until it lit up the red wine glass as you see it here; you can see the flame through the stem of the glass, albeit reduced in size by the lens effect of the glass stem. I also 'painted' the end of the corkscrew with a small torch during the exposure to help highlight the corkscrew as the subject of this image.
