| Wonderful figural nutcrackers. Both men and women nutcrackers were produced with a variety of interesting faces. These are "pliers" types. |  |
| Animals were also featured on nutcrackers like this very old Spaniel with the "whale tail" handles, enabling it to stand upright. |  |
| Made in the 20's, this Monk is a brush. Brushes are hard to find, and came in a variety of styles. |   |
| This perpetual calendar features a happy lady with a big toothy smile. One of my favorites. Others had two or more heads, or even animals. |  |
| A desk calendar, thermometer with a tray for a writing instrument. Each page of the perpetual calendar is stamped with the 1925 ANRI logo. |
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| Salad forks and spoons with men and womens' heads were made, as well as tiny mustard and salt spoons, bookmarks, letter openers, and paper cutters. |  |
| For displaying and holding keys or spoons ANRI made a variety of wall mounted racks, and even towel bars, tie racks and this very unusual box with three compartments. |  |