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A well carved late 19th century squirrel nut cracker having a screw action. The squirrel sits on top of the handle and his paws hold a nut, which he is eating with his tail curled up his back. A similar one is illustrated on page 151 in The Art and Character of Nut Crackers by Arlene and George Wagner. The whole retains a patination.

 

Swiss Circa 1880

Dimensions

2 in. (5 cm.) Wide 2¼ in. (6 cm.) Deep 7½ in. (19 cm.) High




Stock number

S/2413
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