A Fiendish Pair of Late 19thC Cast Iron Nut Crackers in The Form of a Skull & Bones sub-Curios Canopy Diameter: 36 inches
Description
Canopy Diameter: 36 inches
Albert James Rowley had been a pupil at St Paul’s School
Origin: Kabul
in the form of the Tree Man
remaining vivid with only minimal spotting and discoloration
A Fiendish Pair of Late 19thC Cast Iron Nut Crackers in The Form of a Skull & Bones sub-Curios Canopy Diameter: 36 inchesOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Length: 6 inches Wonderfully well proportioned, the cast iron nutcrackers with finely detailed skull hinged top and bone handle, impressed with makers mark JHB and registered date mark of RD 740410. The nutcrackers are in superb working condition and there are no defects to report aside from a few minor scuffs consummate with age, the whole, with a wonderful aged
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