19cm Red & Silver Nutcracker On Rocking Horse Music Box (Flaws In Paint)

Please note, this product is new, unused, and in perfect working condition, however it has some flaws in the paint/finish at the back underside of the rocking horse and peeling paint between the soliders jacket/horse (see end photos). This is purely cosmetic in appearance and does not affect the product in any way.

A Music Box Perfect For Christmas

Our extensive range of novelty music boxes are suitable for all ages and make an excellent gift idea that can be cherished for many years to come. Available in a number of different designs from Christmas themed, to carousel, to children's designs and everything in between, our novelty music boxes come in a range of finishes that include enamel, porcelain, acrylic and wooden. They are available in a range of classic melodies that will be sure to make your heart sing.

Key Features:

• Nutcracker music box
• Nutcracker is featured on a rocking horse
• Melody: 
• Resembles a drummer in traditional clothing
• Red, gold & silver coloured
• Measures 19cm in height
• Excellent gift idea
• Great Christmas decoration
• Fast delivery Australia wide
• Free delivery on orders over $400
• Happiness guaranteed

The Origin of Traditional German Nutcrackers

According to German folklore, a standing wooden nutcracker (otherwise known as Nussknacker), represented a symbol of power and strength, and was gifted as a keepsake to bring a family good luck, and to protect their home from evil spirits and danger. A fierce protector, "the nutcracker bares its teeth to the evil spirits and serves as the traditional messenger of good luck and goodwill." These iconic designs were first created in the Erzgebirge region of Germany, and were modeled on the occupations of the local village people, as well as royalty and higher up professions. Some of the more popular designs that are still prevalent today include miners, toy soldiers, hunters, guards and kings, usually painted in bright colours. Almost all of the original nutcracker designs in the late 19th and early 20th century were fully functional at cracking nuts, however modern designs are purely decorative.

Disclaimer:

Whilst we do our best to accurately capture all products to best represent their natural appearance, the colour and finish of this product may vary slightly from the images on our website.

Please note, once purchased, this item will not be eligible for a refund or return. It will be sold as is.