19th Century Zoomorphic Betel Nut Cracker from Asia - Peacock & Lion

19th Century Zoomorphic Betel Nut Cracker. Has a peacock on one side and a serpent and lion head on the other. Late 19th Century India. Very nice condition and still useable (hand crafted to last gene

19th Century Zoomorphic Betel Nut Cracker from Asia - Ornate Dragon and Peacock. Late 19th Century India. Very nice condition and still useable (hand crafted to last generations). Measures 7 3/4"

19th Century Zoomorphic Betel Nut Cracker from Asia - Ornate Horse. Late 19th Century India. Very nice condition and still useable (hand crafted to last generations). Measures 8 1/2"

Lot of seven antique Indian bronze betel nut crackers, 19th century or earlier; largest L 7 3/4" (approx.); Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States Government

Lot of eight antique Indian bronze betel nut crackers, 19th century or earlier; largest L 8 1/4" (approx.); Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United Stated Government

Lot of seven antique Indian bronze betel nut crackers, 19th century or earlier; largest L 8 1/2" (approx.); Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United Stated Government

A lot of antique 18-19th century scissors. A total of six items, including two pairs of candle wick scissors with snuffer boxes and a cast iron horse-shaped betel nutcracker. All scissors have ornate

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Java, 19th century CE. An antique cutter for slicing betel nuts (areca nut) cast from iron with 57% silver sheets overlaid on the handles and the s

**Originally Listed At $175** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A set of scissors known as a kalakati (also Pinang scissor) used specifically for breaking open the shell of the betel nut

Central Asia, India, Moghul Empire (also Mughal or Mogul), ca. 17th century CE. A cast bronze cutter with an iron blade in the form of a peacock, used for cutting open the betel nut (actually the arec

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, India, Moghul Empire (also Mughal or Mogul), ca. 17th century CE. A cast bronze cutter with an iron blade in the form of a peacock, used for cutting open th

Lid opens to (4) hinged compartments. 3 x 5 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches.

A pair of 19th Century bronze nut crackers in the form of ladies legs 12 cm.

Title: Carved Wooden Nut Cracker- Gentleman Provenance: Exquisite carving highlights this 19th c. wooden nut cracker. The image is a man, perhaps famous, with full facial beard and hair on his head lo

Complete betel nut set comprised of a lidded pedestal bowl with assorted pots assembled on the surface. The pots and bowl incised decorated with geometric designs and comprised of brass overlaid coppe

A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN SILVER BETEL NUT BOX the cylindrical sleeve cover decorated in repousse with signs of the zodiac and dense scrolling foliage, and the interior with a lift-out tray. 10cm high, 13

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS FIGURAL BETEL NUT CUTTER with engraved decoration 21cm long 7cm wide

19th century wood carved nutcracker of English Beefeater Queen's Guard with English coat of arms, figure is mortised through the base, 16"T x 5.5" square base. Provenance the late Sally Siegrist

Indo-Persian embroidered silk tapestry, 19th c., lions, peacocks and mihrab arches on dark green/black ground, approx. 7'10"h x 4'6"w

This spectacular and highly unusual 19th century quadri-lobed betel nut box in solid silver has an all over satin finish which contrasts with highly polished silver cartouches on the top and four side

Treen hand carved wooden nut cracker, 19th century. 8.25" H.

Bright metal alloy with gold-coloured areas, depressions darkly patinated. Round thin-walled box with domed hinged lid (hinge), h. 5 cm, l. 17 cm. The box hangs from a chain and a pumpkin-shaped box.

A RARE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BAVARIAN BLACK FOREST NUT CRACKERS formed as a jockey with glass eyes. 19 cm wide.

American Folk carved nut cracker, 19th c., finely carved with open-mouthed head and fish handle, 11"l x 3"dia Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Notes/Literature: Art deale