M. FORD CREECH ANTIQUES & FINE ARTS

 

 

CARVED FIGURAL BOXWOOD SCREW-FORM NUTCRACKER
Continental, First Half 19th Century

 

 

 

The standing violinist having a long nose and cap
and raised on a chip-carved round waisted pedestal,
the upper back open, his lower body turning to execute the screw action; very well carved

 

Condition : Overall good condition; a well re-glued piece to one shoulder, visible in images;
several applied wooden jacket buttons missing;
several very minor edge dents to the base, appropriate to age and usage

 

6.5" High

 

SOLD

 

#7122

 

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Shown together with a

Carved Coquilla Nut & Lignum Vitae Table Nutmeg Grater,
England, Late 18th / Early 19th Century 

 

 

 

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Well Carved Coquilla Nut

"Bugbear" Snuff Flask

Early 19th cen., Probably France

 Carved Crowned Hunchback Fruitwood Snuffbox, Late 18th Century

Late 18th Century Lignum Vitae Snuff
Flask, Probably Scandinavian

Scottish Burr Elm Root Snuff Mull

Early19th Century

  

 

 

 

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