Victorian Man-in-the-Moon Iron Nutcracker

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The Victorian Crescent Moon Ironwork Nutcracker is an antique replica of the man-in-the-moon, who opens his mighty iron jaw to crack all your favorite nuts. This cool nutcracker is foundry cast of solid iron with a weathered, pitted look and is really built to last. It would make a really great housewarming gift or is the perfect nutcracking tool for your own bowl of nuts.

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• Foundry cast of solid iron
• Man-in-the-moon opens his mighty iron jaw
• Fun, functional and pure turn-of-the-century nostalgia
• 2" W x 5" D x 5" H - 1 lb

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