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A Black Forest nutcracker in the form of a court jester, and a similar nut cracker in the form of a nagging woman's head

VINTAGE NOVELTY NUT CRACKER

A selection of silver plate and silver items, including a large pair of candelabra, the three urn shaped sconces above conforming stem and spreading circular base, 43cm high, with a two bottle cruet stand, with openwork gallery, 32cm high, a silver coloured nut cracker with cast face of bacchus style mask, a silver plated dish and cover with crown above ‘LC’ monogram, and further silver plated items (Qty)

An 18th Century fruitwood screw form nut cracker, of good colour and patination, the pear shaped body with side screw, 8cms high. 

A late 18th, early 19th Century screw form nut cracker, probably lignum vitae, barrel form body with side screw, some old loss to barrel around screw entry, 5.2cms high. 

A late 18th/early 19th Century screw form nut cracker, continental, the body elaborately carved with circles, flutes, gadrooning and rope, below a top screw with roundel terminal, of good mellow colour, 11cms.

An early 19th Century screw form nut cracker, hardwood, acorn form body with top screw, 7.5cms.

A late 18th/early 19th Century screw form nut cracker, fruitwood, the acorn form body below a top screw, 7cms. 

A late 18th, early 19th Century boxwood screw form nut cracker, the barrel form body with top screw, 9.5cms high. 

A 17th Century scissor form figural nut cracker, English, the dense and well patinated timber carved at the opening with the worn head of a man, 14cms max. 

An Early Folk treen Nut Cracker, possibly 17th century, featuring a totem style head in naïve form, scissor action opening and closing on a wooden dowel, the carved head with strands of hair, eyes, nose and a beard, with two sets of initials, 'AC' and 'TM', Length 17 cm.

Antique Sheffield silver ornate ink well stand with cut glass inkwell pot with lid, Victorian nut cracker and two pairs of brass candlesticks.

Selection of collectable odds; Ilford Sporti Camera, small mahogany and brass bound box, Victorian brass nut cracker, horn drinking cup and various brass wares

A mounted nut cracker in the form of a fish, an elephant head, brass candlesticks, pottery lampbase, pewter, binoculars etc Condition Report:No condition report available.

A heavy bronze Novelty Table Nut Cracker, modelled as a dog, with hinged tail mechanism. (1)

An early 20th Century silver sandwich box, by Wilfred Chidlaw Griffiths, Birmingham, 1923, with ‘A. R. G.’ engraved to the hinged lid, in leather case; together with a selection of toys and collectibles, including: a carved wooden nut cracker; a glass hip flask with brown leather cover and silver plated top; a set of miniature playing cards, with gilt tooled leather case, by Walter Jones; a horse hair fly whisk, with horn mounted hardwood handle; and other items.

A late 19th Century/ early 20th Century Black Forest lever-action nut cracker, carved as a jockey, 23cm long

Four items of treen to include a nut cracker.

Robert Welsh vintage nut cracker H15cm

Nutcrackers - a late 18th century primitive crossover lever-action nut cracker, green painted surface, 15.5cm long, c.1800

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, as a bear, standing, full length, painted features, 18.5cm high, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Victorian cast iron mechanical table top nut cracker, the lever-operated mechanism with return spring, 17cm high, Rd.No. 166878, c.1890

Nutcrackers - an 18th century Spanish steel sprung lever-action nut cracker, 11cm long, c.1720

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 6cm diam, c.1820Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.158, pl. 12/7

Nutcrackers - an 18th century yew wood crossover lever-action nut cracker, scrimshaw engraved with naive primitive portrait of a farmer or shepherd, he stands, holding shears and crook, his dog at his side, squirrels in the branches above him, the beam terminating in a stylised crown or geometric motif, 20cm long, c.1750

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest lever-action nut cracker, boldly carved as the head of a bulldog, glass eyes, the grip inscribed Rheinfall, 22.5cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty table top lever-action nut cracker, carved as an elderly lady holding a bowl, 17.5cm high, c.1900

A 19th century boxwood barrel shaped screw-action nut cracker, 14cm high, c.1820 - 1850

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century brass lever-action nut cracker, decorated with wrigglework, 11cm long, c.1720

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood ring shaped pocket screw-action nut cracker, 5cm diam, c.1820Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.158, pl. 12/7

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 7cm over thumbpiece, c.1820Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.158, pl. 12/7

Nutcrackers - an 18th century fruitwood lever-action nut cracker, tipstaff shaped central pillar turned grips, 17.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a pair of 18th century steel pincer-form lever-action nut cracker, ropetwist scissor type grips, 16cm long, French or Spanish, c.1720 - 1750

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, amusingly carved as the head of a monkey wearing a cap, glass eyes, painted detail to lips, 20.5cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved with fruiting vine crested by a bear, lotus grip, 23cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood screw-action nut cracker, heart shaped aperture, drilled and chip-carved decoration, 11cm long, c.1820- 1840Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.156, pl. 12/4

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a dog, glass eyes, 15cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century French boxwood figural lever-action nut cracker, of slender proportions, 21cm long, Alsace, c.1720

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood circular screw-action pocket nut cracker, enclosed chamber, 5.5cm diam, c.1820Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.158, pl. 12/7

Nutcrackers - a late 18th century walnut lever-action nut cracker, naively carved as the head of a lion, 25cm long, c.1800

Nutcrackers - an early 20th century novelty table top lever action nut cracker, of Australian interest as a kangaroo, 14.5cm high, Rd. No. 736669, c. 1920

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as a crocodile, the tail twisting, 29cm long, c.1800 - 1820Note: The crocodile became a popular and patriotic motif following Nelson's victory at the Battle of the Nile in 1798

Nutcrackers - an 18th century steel screw-action pocket nut cracker, brass backed faceted receptacle, 3.5cm diam, c.1750 - 1780

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty table top lever-action nut cracker, carved as a bear, standing, his arms grasping for nuts, rectangular base, 18.5cm high, c.1890

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a bear, head and forelegs, 20cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved with fruiting vine, lotus grip, 24.5cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a dog, lotus grip, 21.5cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, engine turned with roundels and intersecting discs, fluted border, 6.5cm diam, c.1820

Nutcrackers - a 19th century mahogany table top screw-action nut cracker, corkscrew form handle, broad dished circular base, 20cm diam

Nutcrackers - an early 20th century cast iron table top lever-action nut cracker, as a hippopotamus, 22cm long, Banksway, Rd.No. 757984, c.1920

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a cat, glass eyes, 21.5cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an 18th century boxwood lever-action nut cracker, constructed with independent levers, scratched initials NH, 19.5cm long, c.1750

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century brass lever-action nut cracker, 11cm long, marked *J, c.1720

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action novelty nut cracker, carved as the head of a monkey, glass eyes, 20.5cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood acorn shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 11cm long, c.1820Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.158, pl. 12/6

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a bear, standing, hungry for nuts, 18.5cm high, c.1890

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century Spanish steel lever-action nut cracker, shaped jaws, 11cm long, c.1720

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a bearded gentleman wearing a tasselled cap, 20.5cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century bronze lever-action nut cracker, punched with stylised flowerheads, 11cm long, c.1720

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood barrel shaped screw-action nut cracker, 8cm high, c.1820