Null Nut Cracker, bronze cast, moveable, decorated with leaves and three squirre…

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Nut Cracker, bronze cast, moveable, decorated with leaves and three squirrels, remains of old silver plate, 16,5 cm long, possibly French, late 19th century

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Nut Cracker, bronze cast, moveable, decorated with leaves and three squirrels, remains of old silver plate, 16,5 cm long, possibly French, late 19th century

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