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Fruitwood nutcracker in the form of a Wildman. French, 18th century.

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Fruitwood nutcracker in the form of a Wildman. French, 18th century.

A fruitwood nutcracker in the form of a Wildman.

Carved with a bearded male head with long flowing hair, the handle with bird head finial.

French, 18th century.

Measures 21cm high.

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