Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker - Drosselmeier - Glazed

Price
$250.50
  • Handcrafted in Germany – Authentic Erzgebirge (Ore Mountains)
  • Hand-painted Details – Each Nutcracker is individually decorated by skilled artists
  • Movable Mouth – Classic lever-operated jaw (decorative use only)
  • Size: 15.9 inches tall – Perfect for mantel, shelf, or seasonal display

Drosselmeier with Mini Nutcracker

  • Finely handcrafted, decorative German nutcracker
  • Handmade in the Erzgebirge region of Germany
  • 15.9 inches tall

Straight from the pages of the classic German story, the Nutcracker and the Mouse King, comes Uncle Drosselmeier in the form of a nutcracker! This stunning hand carved nutcracker is dressed in very classy gentlemen’s attire. He is wearing Drosselmeier’s trademark eyepatch and his outfit features a large, light red top hat with a dark green band and a holly leaf and berries secured under it, a long grey coat with black buttons and red cuffs, a green bow tie with his ruffled lace shirt peeking out from underneath the coat and his gold watch and chain suspended on his coat. Over his coat he is wearing a black cape lined with red cloth and his pants are black with white pin stripes. His shoes are shiny black dress shoes and he is carrying a black cane topped with a golden circular handle and a mini soldier style nutcracker as a gift for Clara, his niece. The glaze brushed over this nutcracker brings out the beautiful details in the wood grain.

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About Us

German Smokers have been part of our family tradition for generations. We offer only genuine handcrafted figures, carefully packed and shipped with care from our small business in the U.S.

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