Cast Iron Figural Dog Nutcracker Late 19th Century
Located in San Mateo, CA
Early cast iron dog nutcracker. This nutcracker is a very fine casting and contains a lot of detail
Iron
Anitque cast iron dog Nutcracker Ca.1900
Located in Meulebeke, BE
display it as a special object in your home. The nutcracker is made of cast iron, a durable and sturdy
Iron
English Antique Dog Nutcracker in Cast Iron circa 1890
Located in Leicester, GB
A gorgeous late Victorian cast iron dog nutcracker from England. The antique nutcracker comes in a
Enamel, Iron
Antique English Cast Iron Dog Nutcracker
Located in Hartlepool, GB
Antique English cast iron dog nutcracker.
Metal
19th Century Cast Iron Dog Nutcracker
Located in Nashville, TN
Vintage cast iron dog nutcracker. Great as a Christmas gift with a bowl of walnuts.
Iron
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