Silver Nut Cracker

An amusing late 19th century novelty Black Forest carved walnut nut cracker in the form of a chimpanzee with original glass eyes. In good condition.

Carl Auböck II brass nut cracker, Austria 1950s. Signed: Auböck

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...

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

Brass nut cracker in the shape of a walnut. Great or cracking walnuts. Hazel nuts are shown for example, however not the best cracker for small nuts... a nice decorative piece... lov...

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

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

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.

The "NUT-CUT“ Nut Cracker by H. von der Osten / Continental Steel Co. Denmark, 1970 "this will make cutting nuts a lot more fun" "also a great piece of sculpture"

1930s Bronze nut cracker of a Gnome.

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

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

Danish design. Rosewood and stainless steel nut cracker, 1960s-1970s. Measures: 18.5 x 4 cm. In very good condition.   

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

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...

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 practical piece that is also a ...

Wonderful functional sculptural nut cracker by French designer by Pierre Vandel. Made in solid aluminum.

This fun whimsical and conversational brass Mid-Century nut cracker will always bring a smile. Lots of double entendre! It has good weight to it. It has been polished, but still so...

Unique stainless steel and rosewood nut cracker.

This fun conversational brass nut cracker with legs is mid century modern. It has been lightly polished and has a leaf pattern design on the sides. From the 50's. Great barware or ho...

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...

Height quality nut cracker in teak and brass. Designed for and manufactured by Hugo V. Larsen in Denmark during the 1960s in a style reminiscent of Carl Aubock and Poul Knudsen.

Vintage nut cracker from the 1970s, made from forged brass and palisander wood. It is very heavy but has good ergonomics.

Pierre Vandel for Pierre Cardin nutcracker. Minimalist design constructed of cast aluminum and steel screw. France, 1970s

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

Italian Romeo Rega 1970s 24 carat gold metal nut cracker

A vintage hand made and hand carved black forest nut cracker , 1940 This is a wonderful little gem from the German Arts and Crafts period, a scarce Mid-Century, 1930s-1940s hand-c...

SALE - NOW SAVE 20% OR MORE An antique handmade and hand-carved Black Forest nut cracker in the effigy of a rabbit with glass eyes, 1910. This is a wonderful little gem from German...

A stylish mid-century British nut cracker modeled as a ships wheel on brass fittings mounted in a rounded wooden nut bowl marked GHS and dated 1949. The nut bowl is of rounded shape ...

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

BETEL NUT BOWL. BETEL NUTS ARE FROM PALM TYPE TREES AND ARE USED TO CHEW AND GET A HIGH.THIS BOWL IS FROM SUMATRA, INDONESIA. TURNED FROM ONE PIECE OF FINE TEAK WOOD WITH RED LACQU...

A rare find that is totally unused, this is a Linton dog nut cracker in the form of a dog and levered by its tail. Possibly a gift to someone in the 1930s and stored in a drawer ever...

Weighs 1 lb. 2 oz. Has a ridged center for cracking your nuts and containing the shell without a mess.

Super cool Carter nut cracker. The quality is amazing!!

Made of solid brass, this quirqy piece is a nutcracker that makes quite a statement. Very largeand will hold the shell when cracked. Weighs 1 lb. 2 oz.

Press the tail down and the squirrel's hands press up to his mouth to crush the nut. Great detail to this piece.

Antique Black Forest Swiss “Chamois” nut cracker, its a beautiful and very life like carving that dates back to 1880. It measures 12cm (when all the way open) by 5cm and stands 21 cm...

Fantastic Georg Jensen nut cracker