Thomas Prime & Son Silver Plated Nutcracker

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Posted by MattF15

10 years ago

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Description

I am looking for some information on this late 1800's Nutcracker. I believe it is a nutcracker, but it could also potentially function as a Lobster or Crab Claw cracker. The piece, of Thomas Prime & Son, Birmingham, England, features an interesting scattered triangles design and is signed. Any insights as to vlaue would be greatly appreciated! Thank You!

Category Silver and Silver Overlay

Medium Silver Plated

Distinguishing marks Thomas Prime & Son

Condition Fair

Size and dimensions of this item Roughly 2 in wide x 4.5 in high

Date Period (1859-1890)

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Thomas Prime & Son Silver Plated Nutcracker

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