Candy Cane King Nutcracker Shorty It can be displayed using

It can be displayed using a plate stand (not included) or hung on the wall using the sturdy back hanger

During the 17th to 19th centuries

It can easily be removed when cleaning the apron and allows you to add your own decoration as well

This rich faux fox mantle can be utilized with a variety of your existing garments and capes

This glorious 13th-century helmet is worthy of King Ferdinand III of Castile and representative of many helms of that period around Europe

Candy Cane King Nutcracker Shorty It can be displayed usingWhats it like being the king of the candy kingdom?? SWEEEET, of course! Just the sight of this collectible nutcracker is enough to cause visions of sugar plums and chocolate rivers. Representing peppermint aristocracy at its finest, this red and white royal is topped with a crown jewel, a simulated ruby. His staff is a candy cane, of course, and he holds a sign that points to where the treasure is. Wooden construction. Overall: approximately 14 1 2"