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Nutcracker

Category

Historic Services / Food & drink preparation

Date

Unknown

Materials

Boxwood [buxus sempervirens]

Measurements

65 x 47 x 22 mm

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Collection

Llanerchaeron, Ceredigion

NT 547851

Summary

Boxwood nut cracker of discoidal form with two central grooves, circular well into which fits a threaded screw with flared and canted handle. Hole in base. Inscribed - Pocket nut cracker same two grooves 10/- C could clean more as tea bowl (label)

Provenance

An item from the Pamela Ward collection, left to the National Trust in the will of Miss Ward in 1994

Marks and inscriptions

Pocket nut cracker same two grooves 10/- C could clean more as tea bowl (label)

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