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Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as a fist grasping a walnut, lotus haft, 20.5cm long, c.1900; others, similar (4)

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest lever-action novelty nut cracker, carved and painted as the head of a St Bernard dog, 20cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - an 18th brass lever-action nut cracker, acorn and pipe tamper terminals, 10cm long; others, similar (3)

A group of metal wares, swing handled silver plated basket, table candleabrum, spill vase, brass candlestick, novelty nut cracker in the form of a woman's legs, silver plated vesta etc

A quantity of pewter tankards, metal nut cracker in the form of a squirrel, Vamp virtual amplification, HD NVR kit, RS 120 II headphones, and a quantity of pens including Cross British Airway Concorde pen and pencil set, Panter Quartz pen watch and a Parker. (3)

Nutcrackers - an early 20th century Italian lever-action novelty nut cracker, carved and polychrome painted as a man dressed in traditional manner, 19.5cm long

Antique Indian betel nut cracker, ornately worked in mixed metals, of figural form, 25cm long

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DESK TOP OAK PEN STAND, with chrome fronted perpetual Calander and a pair of crystal ink wells Pat. No. 9964, with a complete set of month and day cards inside, the mechanism needs attention as it no longer turns, height 12.5cm x width 22cm, a souvenir box wood string ball 'Freey Bowness' transfer on the front (missing one blue glass foot), a bronzed metal nut cracker in the form of a dog Pat. No. 273480, a brass table top 'Marcovitch Black & White' cigarette case, two brass Royal Air Force R.A.F cap badges (6) (Condition Report: the string ball has a split, gilt is worn on the cigarette box, pen stand needs attention to calendar mechanism)

Antique cast Iron dog nut cracker, the tail leaver stamped Made in England along with an illegible registration number, approximately 22cm in length

Vintage oriental nut cracker, possible Hobart, height 6 inches tall

A 20th century novelty cast metal nut cracker, in the form of a squirrel, 14cm high. *CR general marks, some losses to paint, some signs of rust.

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty table top screw-action nut cracker, carved as a bear, standing, 14cm high, c.1870

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood screw-action travelling pocket nut cracker, the cup shaped chamber terminating in a draught-turned roundel, 4.5cm long, c.1820

Nutcrackers - a silver plated novelty lever-action nut cracker, attributed to Asprey, London, cast as the head of a parrot, 15cm long, unmarked but in an Asprey box

Nutcrackers - a 19th century iron table screw nut cracker, turned brass handle, the worm flanked by two plain pillars, 10cm long

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved with fruiting vine, lotus grip, 26cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a 19th century ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 5cm diam; others, similar (3)

Nutcrackers - a late 17th century softwood figural lever-action nut cracker, carved as gentleman wearing a queue wig, unusual single-haft action, original painted decoration, incise carved monogram WM, 16cm long, c.1690

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a monkey, 19cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a 19th century Swiss acorn shaped screw-action nut cracker, carved with a band of lotus and turned throughout with roundels, 10.5cm longReference: Wagner, Arlene, The Art & Character of Nuutcrackers, Collectors Press, Inc, Portland 2005, p.71

Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood screw-action nut cracker, turned handle, 12cm long, c.1840

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a dog, wearing a collar, glass eyes, 19.5cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a 19th century oak lever-action figural nut cracker, carved with a portrait of King Charles I, to recto with CR cipher and heart motif, 14.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a bulldog, glass eyes, 21cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a bearded gentleman, wearing a top hat, 22.5cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a rabbit, glass eyes, 17cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century bronze lever-action nut cracker, decorated with wrigglework, 10.5cm long, c.1720; another, similar, brass (2)

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as a bird, 21.5cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a 19th century ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 5.5cm diam; others, similar (3)

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a bear emerging from a tree trunk, 20.5cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a bear, glass eyes, 17cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - an 18th century brass screw-action pocket nut cracker, of small proportions, 5.5cm long, c.1740

Nutcrackers - a World War II period bronze lever-action novelty nut cracker, of Third Reich Nazi interest, cast as the head of Adolf Hitler, the handle inscribed Nutzi "Crackers", 19.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a mahogany figural lever-action nut cracker, carved with the face of a man, the handles terminating in a pair of feet, 11cm long, 18th/19th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved in the manner of a coquilla nut snuff box as a gentleman, seated, his hands in his coat pocket, 15.5cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a late 17th century boxwood lever-action nut cracker, of figural associated type, carved terminal, 13cm long, c.1700

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as bearded man with devil or cuckold horns, 19.5cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 5cm diam; others, similar (3)

Nutcrackers - a 19th century turned burr maple screw-action nut cracker, bold compressed globular stained ash pommel, 13.5cm long, c.1840

Nutcrackers - a 17th/early 18th century steel lever-action nut cracker, knop terminals, 10cm long, c.1700; another, similar, cast iron; another, steel, c.1720 (3)

Nutcrackers - a 19th century Swiss novelty table top standing figural nut cracker, carved as a lady wearing spectacles, 21cm high, inscribed Lucerne, c.1870

Nutcrackers - an 18th century brass screw-action pocket nut cracker, lyre shaped bow, 7.5cm long, the base initialled AJS

Nutcrackers - an 18th century crossover lever-action nut cracker, scrimshaw engraved with a bird, a tree and a flowering shrub,, the beam terminal carved with a pair of nuts, 15.5cm long, c.1750

Nutcrackers - a 17th century style figural nut cracker, carved as a man, rudimentary features within a chequered border, 15cm long

Nutcrackers - a deciduous timber lever-action nut cracker, of simple cross-over construction, pyrography decoration, 21.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a 19th century novelty lever-action nut cracker, naively carved as a face, 14cm long

Nutcrackers - a 19th century Swiss acorn shaped screw-action nut cracker, carved with a band of lotus and turned throughout with roundels, 8cm longReference: Wagner, Arlene, The Art & Character of Nuutcrackers, Collectors Press, Inc, Portland 2005, p.71

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a hare, glass eyes, 23.5cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest type walnut novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a bull, lotus grip, 21cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century ebony lever-action nut cracker, the canted square chamber with U-shaped jaw, crested by a silver coloured metal cartouche, turned handles, bone acorn finials, 15.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of an African-American boy, painted features, 21.5cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an 18th century brass screw-action pocket nut cracker, faceted pear shaped receptacle, cross-form thumbpiece centred by a roundel, 8cm long, c.1750

Nutcrackers - Modern Design - Maurice Ascalon (Israeli 1913 - 2013), a verdigris patinated bronze table top screw-action nut cracker, produced by Pal Bell, Israel, 24cm long

Nutcrackers - an 18th century steel pincer-action nut cracker, 13.5cm long, c.1750; others, similar, lever-action (3)

Nutcrackers - an 18th century brass screw-action pocket nut cracker, faceted pear shaped receptacle, cross-form thumbpiece centred by a roundel, 7.5cm long, c.1750

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a rough collie dog, painted features, 20cm long, first half 20th century; another, similar (2)

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a gentleman wearing a tasselled cap, 22cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century brass lever-action nut cracker, decorated with wrigglework, 9cm long, c.1720; another, similar (2)

Nutcrackers - an oak lever-action nut cracker, carved with a mouse in the manner of Robert Thompson, Mouseman of Kilburn, 21cm long

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood screw-action pocket nut cracker, globular pommel, 10cm long, c.1840