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Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood lever-action nut cracker, with provision for two sizes of nut, brass pivot pin, 23.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a gypsy wearing a tasselled cap, 19cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a monkey, finely dressed in waistcoat and jacket, 19cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a 19th century rosewood lever-action nut cracker, brass spanner-form hinge, 23cm long

Nutcrackers - a 17th century boxwood figural lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a man, wearing a queue wig, the leavers with meandering flowering branches, 15.5cm long, c.1680

Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood screw-action nut cracker or ham hock bone holder, turned handle, 14cm long

Nutcrackers - a 17th century boxwood figural lever-action nut cracker, carved with a primitive face and inscribed Geo. E Holt, 16.5cm long, c.1650

Nutcrackers - a 17th century boxwood figural lever-action nut cracker, as a stylised knight, his rudimentary body punched and incise carved with a field of crosses, the sides with sgrafito daisy wheels, 12.5cm long, inscribed T Row and dated 1692Reference: Wagner, Arlene, The Art & Character of Nuutcrackers, Collectors Press, Inc, Portland 2005, p. 14

Nutcrackers - a 17th century steel screw-action nut cracker, the shaped thumbpiece drilled and pierced with a six-pointed star, 'wrigglework borders, 9.5cm long, dated 1664

Nut Crackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a parrot, glass eyes, painted plumage, 22cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a dog, glass eyes, 18cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a gentleman wearing a brimmed hat, 22cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty table top lever-action nut cracker, carved as a poacher holding a sack, 21cm high, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a gentleman wearing a bobble hat, 19cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a gentleman wearing a tasselled cap, 22cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a monk holding a snuff box, 21cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a late 17th/early 18th century French forged steel pincer-form lever-action nut cracker, brass terminals, 13cm long, c.1700Reference: Wagner, Arlene, The Art & Character of Nutcrackers, Collectors Press, Inc, Portland 2005, p.95

Nutcrackers - a Victorian silver plated screw-action table top nut cracker, bun feet, 9cm high, registration lozenge, Henry Wilkinson & Co, c.1868

Nutcrackers - an 18th century screw-action nut cracker, of primitive dug-out construction, the serpentine winder 9cm wide, c.1750

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as a fist, lotus grip, 18cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as a fist grasping a walnut, lotus grip, 26cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a ram, lotus grip, 18.5cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of an elephant, 26cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - an unusual 18th century brass lever-action nut cracker, the jaws shaped and pierced in work reminiscent of that of a locksmith and the wards of a key, 11.5cm long, initialled LF, c.1720 - 1750

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

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever action nut cracker, carved as the head of a monkey, glass eyes, painted teeth, 21cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an 18th century deciduous timber lever-action nut cracker, of simple cross-over construction, 16.5cm long

Nutcrackers - a George III silver mounted boxwood lever-action nut cracker, goblet shaped hinge, 26cm long, Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, incuse duty mark, London 1784

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a squirrel on a branch, 22cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a late 17th/early 18th century brass screw-action pocket nut cracker, crown shaped thumb piece, 7.5cm long, c.1700

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved after Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770 - 1844) as the Lion of Lucerne, 20cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a gnome, full length, seated with arms folded, 24cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an early 20th century oak folk art table top nut cracker, naively carved as a figure standing on the side of a dug-out bowl, 21cm high

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as an elderly woman, she stands, wearing a headscarf and holding a handbag, 21cm high, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an 18th century yew wood crossover lever-action nut cracker, scrimshaw engraved with birds beside a flowering shrub, notched borders, the beam terminal carved with a pair of nuts, 14cm long, c.1720 - 1750

Nutcrackers - an early 19th century boxwood ring shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 3.5cm 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 Black Forest novelty screw-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a dog, lotus grip, 21.5cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - an early 18th century Spanish steel sprung lever-action nut cracker, 12cm long, c.1720

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty table top lever-action nut cracker, carved as a bearded gnome seated on a log, 16.5cm high, c.1900

Nutcrackers - an 18th century steel barrel shaped screw-action pocket nut cracker, 3cm wide, c.1750 - 1780

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

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a gentleman wearing a red cap, 17.5cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a French bulldog, glass eyes, 23cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a 19th century silver coloured metal mounted novelty walking stick, the handle a lever-action nut cracker carved as a man, snakewood cane, 95cm long

Nutcrackers - an 18th century fruitwood cross-over lever-action nut cracker, sgrafitto incised with hatched motifs, 18.5cm long, c.1750 - 1780

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved as a gentleman wearing a tasselled hat, full length, leaning on his elbows, 20cm long, c.1900

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty lever-action nut cracker, carved and painted as a gentleman wearing a tasselled cap, 21cm long, early 20th century

Nutcrackers - a Black Forest novelty table top lever-action nut cracker, carved as the head of a gnome, 15cm long, c.1870

Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood screw-action nut cracker, drilled and chip-carved decoration, 12.5cm long, c.1820- 1840Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.156, pl. 12/4

EPNS TEA WARE, TABLE WARE, CUTLERY ETC including three-piece silver plated tea service with gadrooned lower body, 16.5cms H, 27cms across (the teapot), loose cutlery, treen nut-cracker, musical jewellery box ETCProvenance: deceased estate, farmhouse clearance Llŷn Peninsula

A box of metalwares. Includes spirit kettle, copper kettle, brass charger, crocodile nut cracker, etc.

An unusual wooden deer head nut cracker

Two early 20thC brass and steel blood letting fleams, turned wooden sewing accoutrements, a seal, treen nut cracker, paste buckle, a carved bone apple corer, etc.

A mid 20thC Continental turned wooden nut bowl, with carved floral decoration, and a nut cracker of gavel form. (2)

A mixed lot to include copper and brass miniaturised ships lanterns, brass miners lantern, pair of brass candlesticks, brass tray and nut cracker (8) Condition Report:Available upon request

A Black Forest style nut cracker, formed as a gentleman with hat, 20cm high.

Antique silver plated apostle nut cracker set

Boxes and Objects - a planished brass coal scuttle, electric oil lamp, pair of candlesticks, novelty nut cracker, Victorian work box; etc

Two boxes of assorted items including Party Pigs, a Royal Doulton character jug, an eastern oil painting, a fish handled walking stick, Top Trumps, books, a nut cracker, vases, an eagle ornament etc.

A 19th Century mahogany basket, with stringing and fan inlay, together with a 19th Century nut cracker with screw thread, a treen spoon, a container, and a walnut snuff box etched with the initials TA, (5)