Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker - Chimney sweep with his tools - Made in Germany - 10.6"H x 4.7"W x 3.5"D

German Nutcrackers in the shape of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

Introducing the Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker - Christmas Elf Edition, beautifully crafted with a charming natural wood finish. This enchanting piece brings the holiday spirit to life and makes for a delightful addition to your Christmas decor. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, this nutcracker showcases the artistry and tradition that Christian Ulbricht is renowned for. Capture the whimsy and magic of the season with this timeless treasure, perfect for both collectors and those seeking to infuse their home with festive cheer. - Made in Germany - 11.5"H x 3.75"W x 3"D

German Nutcrackers in the shapes of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

The Christian Ulbricht Accordion Player Nutcracker is a charming example of German craftsmanship and tradition. Handmade in the Erzgebirge region of Germany, known for its high-quality wooden nutcrackers, this piece showcases meticulous attention to detail. The nutcracker features an accordion player dressed in traditional attire, holding an accordion, with vibrant colors and expressive facial features that make it a standout collectible.

Christian Ulbricht nutcrackers are highly sought after by collectors and symbolize good luck and protection in German folklore. This Accordion Player Nutcracker is not just a decorative item but a celebration of artistry, culture, and the joy of music during the festive season.

German Nutcrackers in the shapes of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker – Meet the distinguished King in Black, a finely crafted piece made in Germany. Standing at 10.6” tall, 3.7” wide, and 3” deep, this regal nutcracker is a testament to traditional German craftsmanship and artistry, perfect for collectors or adding a touch of elegance to your holiday decor.

German Nutcrackers in the shapes of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

 The Red Drummer nutcracker holds his drum in front of him - ready for a royal announcement! In traditional dress uniform he is very handsome! Made of wood - hand-painted and imported from Germany. - 15.75"H x 5.5"W x 6"D - 15.75"H x 5.5"W x 6"D

The Red Drummer nutcracker holds his drum in front of him - ready for a royal announcement! In traditional dress uniform he is very handsome! Made of wood - hand-painted and imported from Germany. - 15.75"H x 5.5"W x 6"D

German Nutcrackers in the shapes of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

Christian Ulbricht/Seiffener Nussknackerhaus nutcracker -  The red and gold soldier is ready for battle. Made in Germany. 17.3"H x 5.1"W x 4.7"D

• Approx. 17.3" tall
• Year of Production 2023
• Made in Germany

10.5"H x 4"W x 4.5"D

German Nutcrackers in the shape of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

This Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker is the Natural Woodman ~ Forest Man  

16"H x 6.1"W x 6.1"D

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

This Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker is the Small Bavarian.  11"H x 4"W x 4"D

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo

Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker - Musketeer in a natural wood finish. Made in Germany. - 14"H x 5.5"W x 5.75"D

German Nutcrackers in the shape of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle. 

A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative

In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”

https://youtu.be/5avYIS40vbo