Up for sale is a magnificent, rare piece of late 19th-century Tobacciana. Details & Features: Design: Art Nouveau figural Borzoi Russian wolfhound motif wrapped seamlessly around the handle and cutting body. Mechanism: Steel blade designed to produce a clean, tradition “V-shaped” cut. Spring-loaded cutter integrated into the base with a functional plunger and steel blade. Approximate Dimensions: 6″ Long x 1.25″ Wide x 1 High, Origin: Commonly produced by European makers (such as German or Austrian manufacturers) during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods as functional pocket or desk tobacciana. Condition: Mechanism: The internal spring-loaded V-cutter mechanism is fully operational, snaps back and does not stick. Cosmetics: The piece is in honest, untouched antique condition. No cracks or metal damage. Perfect addition to any premium Tobacciana collection, dog breed enthusiast showcase, or Art Nouveau display. Please review all photos for condition as part of the description.
