Nut Cracker

An amusing late 19th century novelty Black Forest carved walnut nut cracker in the form of a black bear with original glass eyes.

Rare and beautiful pair of brass walnut shaped nut cracker, manufactured in Spain in 1970’s. Really very decorative objects, placed on a table and also very practical when the walnut...

A leather and stainless steel nutcracker by Hermès. Made to the utmost quality, a perfect bar accessory for anyone. Marked on side.

A beautiful modernist nutcracker and design object by Carl Auböck. In excellent vintage condition with just the right amount of gently aged patina on the brass and leather. Signed Au...

., hallmarked Birmingham 2003 in Continental Thread pattern in a fitted canteen comprised of: 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 dessert knives 12 dessert forks 12 fish knive...

An expressive and finely rendered nut cracker in bronze and walnut having the form of an oversized clothes pin.

Brass nut cracker in the shape of a walnut. Great or cracking walnuts.

This silver painted dog nut cracker of a dog has a squirrel in front of the dog.

American 20th Century Pewter over Brass Nut Cracker

19TH C. IRON SQUIRREL NUT CRACKER. THE TAIL MOVES UP AND DOWN TO CRACK THE NUTS IN SQUIRRELS MOUTH.

Solid brass walnut shaped Hinged Nut Cracker. Very good quality, Great detail in the casting.

Solid brass walnut shaped Hinged Nut Cracker. Very good quality, Great detail in the casting.

1930s Bronze nut cracker of a Gnome.

This folky painted squirrel nut cracker is removable from the base. This appears to be iron with a zinc base.

This signed cast iron dog nut cracker is made by L.A. Althoff Mfg. Co. makers of Headlight stoves and ranges, Laporte, Indiana and all this is embossed on the base of the nut cracker.

A charming early 20th century American cast iron Labrador nut cracker whose tail activates the mouth which cracks the nut.

19THC FANTASTIC AND RARE HAND CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD SOLDIER NUT CRACKER IN ORIGINAL PAINT. THIS IS IN GREAT CONDITION AND AN EXCEPTIONAL PIECE OF FOLK ART.

A whimsical early 20th century American cast bronze nut cracker depicting a squirrel on a log, where the nut rests on a stump and is held by the squirrel.

Exceptional rendition of a retriever in the form of a nut cracker. American made and signed on the underside.

This original zinc painted silvery cast iron nut cracker is in very good as found condition.

This wonderful and early original black painted dog nut cracker is signed on base "Harper Supply Company," Chicago, Pat.

This original 19th century painted black and white cast iron dog nut cracker is attached to a green painted iron base.

Elegant modernist nut cracker works with a screw highly decorative minor surface scratches on some sides rare.

Rosewood and stainless steel nut cracker, 1960s-1970s. Measures: 18.5 x 4 cm.

The "NUT-CUT“ Nut Cracker by H. von der Osten / Continental Steel Co.

Georg Jensen Old Danish nut cracker in sterling silver and stainless steel.

Rare Georg Jensen Old Danish nut cracker in sterling silver and stainless steel.

This is a lovely antique Victorian cased silver plated nut cracker and picks set by Zachariah Barraclough & Sons Leeds and C1880 in date.

A vintage pair of nut crackers designed and made by Carl Auböck II in Vienna, circa 1950. The handles of the nutcrackers are two solid, sand cast, pieces of brass pinned together at...

Solid nutcracker with the original leather handle and box, all by Carl Aubock

This is quite eye-catching. Nut crackers don't usually look like this. The skull is well defined and the patina is very appealing. It has a mark R.D. with some numbers which usually ...

Rare and beautifully made antique nutcracker. We think that this hand-crafted and tactile antique nutcracker was made in the former Dutch colony of Indonesia, but we are not sure. I...

This interesting fruitwood nutcracker was crafted in France, circa 1880; made of walnut, the kitchen utensil features a carved deer head sculpture with horns and embellished with gla...

Scandinavian modernist nut cracker manufactured in the late 1950s Designed by Poul Knudsen.

THE BOXER IS A DOOR STOPS AND THE SPRINGLE SPANISH IS A NUT CRACKER.

Makes a great addition to any nut cracker collection or on a shelf with other smalls.

Antique Erik Molin (Swedish 1855-1933) hand carved birch nut cracker (Nötknäckare). Depicts an elderly man with moustache and monacle / eyepatch, wearing a double breasted coat and ...

Striking modernist nut cracker designed by Poul Knudsen Denmark 1950s Beautiful wood grain in teak with brass trim fittings showing excellent patina.

Four salt spoons. Sifter spoon. Nut cracker. This impressive service benefits from an extensive range of serving pieces.

Over the years the nut cracker has become one of the Classic international symbols of Christmas.

A complete flatware service by this prestigious firm is most desirable and exceedingly scarce, circa 1900 Each piece is fully marked with engraved script monogram Measure: C...

This set includes: 8 dinner knives, 9 3/4" 8 dinner forks, 7 3/4" 8 regular/dessert forks, 6 3/4" 8 salad forks, 6" 8 teaspoons, 6" 8 gumbo soup spoons, 6 3/4" 8 flat handle...

Serving Spoon 1 Tomato server 1 Small Berry serving Spoon 1 Cheese Knife 2 Olive Spoon 1 Serving Fork 2 Master Salt Spoon 2 Master Salt Cellar 1 Asparagus Tongs 1 Nut Cracke...

Add a touch of vintage charm to your kitchen with this delightful 20th-century H.M.Q nutcracker. This piece, designed for cracking nuts and walnuts, combines functionality with rusti...

Case: 36 1/2" high x 34 1/2" wide x 24 1/2" deep Service comprises: 12 Entrée Knives 12 Luncheon Knives 12 Fish Knives 12 Butter Knives 12 Dessert Knives 12 Entrée Forks 12 Salad Fo...

Nut cracker, Austria, 1950s Bamboo and metal.

This sturdy nut cracker with solid teak wood handles has stood the test of time and bears memories of summer walnuts cracked in grandparents' homes.

A sweet and charming 20th century American hand-carved boxwood squirrel nut cracker with a large tail and a wildly expressive face.

VINTAGE ROBERT WELCH (1929-2000) CAST IRON NUTCRACKER VISE DESIGN VERY HEAVY AND STABLE - Known as the Hobart Nut Cracker... The perfect nut cracker, by English Designer Robert Welc...

Wonderful functional sculptural nut cracker by French designer by Pierre Vandel.

Unique stainless steel and rosewood nut cracker.

Height quality nut cracker in teak and brass. Designed for and manufactured by Hugo V.

Jens Quistgaard Teak Nut Cracker Bowl for Dansk, Denmark, 1960s.