Antique Tobacco Accessories

Pelican YZ , bird Matchstick holder and sticker by Henry Howell and Co circa 1920's . Retailed by Alfred Dunhill , The match striker , sculpture was made with fancy Macassar wood, ba...

A lovely little group of three Victorian Match safes and little trinket boxes. One is horn with silver inlay. It opens with a press of the side lever. Another is in miniature wood ...

Relief decoration wraps around the cylindrical body, depicting tavern figures smoking long clay pipes beneath the Latin inscription 'Inter Bibendum Fumandum', alongside heraldic lion...

Napoleon III cigar box - 19th century. French; 19th-century wood with inlays; featuring a central silver application and an enameled plaque depicting a landscape. Lid with monogram; ...

An antique Georg Jensen two-tiered oval hand-crafted 830 smoker’s friend with amber finial, design #81 by Georg Jensen. The bowl is an ashtray and the top tier is a hinged lidded box...

Large, Edwardian Period, threaded crystal match striker, England, Ca. 1910. The striker measures approximately 3 3/4 inches diameter (at widest point) x approximately 3 1/4 inches hi...

Silver - Tobacco Box - 19th Century. Portuguese; 19th century, made of Noble Wood with silver fittings; with a 'wild boar II' hallmark of 833 thousandths; dated 1887-1937. Small. Dim...

Two gold-plated lighters - 19th century. French, 19th century; made of gold-plated metal and Chinese lacquer. Marked ST Dupont; Paris. Dimensions: (larger) 6x3.5 cm.

Austrian Silver and Enamel Erotic Cigarette Case with Orientalist Scene An exceptional Austrian silver and enamel cigarette case dating to the early 20th century, executed in a refin...

A rare oversized advertising matchbox dating to the 1920s, produced as a promotional display for The Regular Safety Match by Joseph Franses & Co Ltd. Designed as an enlarged ver...

A charming late 19th-century Chinoiserie match holder and striker dating to circa 1890, finely constructed from papier-mâché and decorated with traditional lacquer and gilt ornament....

Art Deco Automatic Strike Vesta Lighter, circa 1925 Material: Brass, Leather, Steel A charming early 20th century Automatic Strike Vesta lighter, dating to the interwar period and ...

An exceptional 19th-century Black Forest humidor dating to circa 1870, distinguished by its elaborate hand-carved decoration and unusual fitted interior. The substantial wooden case...

Original Hand-Painted State Express 555 Cigarettes Pictorial by Beaven Material: Paper, Paint and Board An original hand-drawn and hand-painted pictorial advertising artwork create...

A wonderfully characterful 19th century hand-carved wooden monkey vesta and match striker, likely originating from the Black Forest region of Germany. The monkey is charmingly model...

Elegant antique French snuff box crafted in sterling silver and dating to the Art Nouveau period, circa 1900. The piece features the refined organic aesthetic associated with French...

Earthenware - Earthenware tobacco pot - 18th century. Dutch, 18th century; polychrome enamel decoration with craquelure; with a band 'PORTORICO' depicting two natives; one smoking an...

A stunning tobacco box with a built-in wick, made of solid silver with rose and yellow gold numerals in very good condition, hallmarked identified by a silversmith weight: 267 grams

A rare desk CLUB lighter designed by Alfred Dunhill This is an exceptionally rare Art Deco Dunhill “Club” desk petrol lighter, manufactured in Switzerland for the British market and...

Alfred Dunhill Paris Petrol tall club lighter. This is a very fine Art Deco Alfred Dunhill “Club” petrol lighter, designed in 1924 and retailed through the prestigious Alfred Dunhil...

A rare desk CARTIER CLUB lighter designed by Alfred Dunhill This is an exceptionally rare Art Deco Alfred Dunhill “Club” desk petrol lighter, manufactured in Switzerland for Cartier...

A distinctive George V novelty match striker dating to 1911, charmingly fashioned in the form of a traditional boot. The piece is crafted from blown glass with a deliberately textur...

A sophisticated Art Deco cigarette case of elegant rectangular form, finely decorated with an exceptionally precise engine-turned surface and an applied or engraved monogrammed carto...

A striking antique sterling silver cigarette case, made in **Siam circa 1930s**, featuring finely executed hand engraving and traditional niello decoration. The case is richly decor...

A British prototype for a rack & pinion rasp petrol lighter. This is an exceptionally rare and intriguing semi-automatic lift-arm petrol lighter, dating from approximately the 1...

A European lion-head covered container, probably dating to the late nineteenth or early twentieth century, fashioned in patinated copper-alloy metal with remnants of gilding. Possibl...

Tabourette De-Light desk petrol lighter designed by Louis V, Aronson for Ronson. This is a fine and highly collectible Ronson “De-Light” Tabourette table petrol lighter, manufacture...

Industrial Capitol desk petrol-lighter designed by Gerlach Barklow Company. This is a rare and highly collectible American mechanical table lighter, manufactured for Gerlach-Barklow...

Table desk petrol lighter-clock designed by Triangle. This is a rare American Art Deco desk petrol lighter, manufactured by Triangle, featuring a striking architectural design inspi...

Early Bronze & Metal Cigar Cutter, Austria, circa 1900s A rare and finely detailed cigar cutter in bronze metal, crafted in the early 1900s or possibly earlier. This exceptional pie...

The "Catalin" bijou desk petrol-lighter designed by Thorens. This is a rare and highly desirable Thorens desk lighter, manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, circa 1926, during ...

Rare Douglass Art Deco Desk-Table Petrol Lighter, Circa 1926–1930s This is a highly collectible Douglass desk-table petrol lighter, designed in Menlo Park, California, by the Americ...

"The Classic" desk petrol lighter. This exceptionally rare “The Classic” petrol desk lighter was created in London, England, circa 1928–1930, during the golden age of the Art Deco p...

A striking antique Chinese cloisonné cigarette case dating to the second half of the 19th century, during the Qing dynasty, and richly decorated with traditional dragon imagery. The ...

The "Flared" desk petrol-lighter designed by Thorens. This is a very fine and exceptionally rare Thorens “Flared” desk lighter, manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, in 1926, d...

Table desk petrol lighter designed by Mc. Murdo. This is a rare British Art Deco desk petrol lighter, created in London, England, by McMurdo, circa 1928–1930. With its striking arch...

Industrial desk petrol-lighter designed by Capitol. The Capitol Lighter is a famous, highly collectible vintage table lighter originally manufactured between 1927 and 1931 by the St...

The "Portor" desk petrol-lighter designed by Thorens. This is a very fine and exceptionally rare Thorens “Portor” desk lighter, manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, in 1926, d...

The "Flared" desk petrol-lighter designed by Thorens. This is a very fine and exceptionally rare Thorens “Flared” desk lighter, manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, in 1926, d...

De-Light Tabourette desk petrol lighter designed by Louis V, Aronson for Ronson. This is a fine and highly collectible Ronson “De-Light” Tabourette table petrol lighter, manufacture...

"Banjo De-Light" desk petrol lighter designed by Louis V, Aronson for Ronson. This is a fine and highly collectible Ronson "Banjo De-Light" table petrol lighter, manufactured in New...

"The Classic" desk clock and petrol lighter. This exceptionally rare “The Classic” petrol desk lighter was created in London, England, circa 1928–1930, during the golden age of the ...

Rare Austrian Petrol Lighter with Integrated Cigar Cutter, Vienna, Circa 1908–1912 This is a rare and ingenious Austrian petrol lighter with an integrated cigar cutter, made in Vien...

Imperator petrol lighter and cigar cutter combination. This is a rare and ingenious German Imperator petrol lighter with an integrated cigar cutter, made in Germany circa 1905, duri...

The "Portor" desk petrol-lighter designed by Thorens. This is a very fine and exceptionally rare Thorens “Portor” desk lighter, manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, in 1926, d...

Rare Douglass Art Deco Desk-Table Petrol Lighter, Circa 1926–1930s This is a highly collectible Douglass desk-table petrol lighter, designed in Menlo Park, California, by the Americ...

The "Catalin" desk petrol-lighter designed by Thorens. This is a rare and highly desirable Thorens desk lighter, manufactured in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, circa 1926, during the ea...

A French semiautomatic wall petrol lighter, "Le Cuistot". This is an exceptional and highly unusual antique French wall-mounted petrol lighter, known as “Le Cuistot,” meaning “the c...

Banjo petrol lighter designed by Louis V, Aronson for Ronson. This is an exceptionally rare Banjo automatic petrol pocket lighter designed by Louis V. Aronson for the Ronson Lighter...

"The Classic" desk clock and petrol lighter. This exceptionally rare “The Classic” petrol desk lighter was created in London, England, circa 1928–1930, during the golden age of the ...

Adam & Morton desk petrol lighter designed by Rennak Sales Co. This is a beautiful and exceptionally rare Art Deco petrol desk lighter, manufactured by Rennak Sales Co. in Ameri...

A German WWI trench-art torpedo-shaped desk lighter. This is a remarkable German Empire trench-art military memento, dating from approximately 1916–1919, during the First World War....

A Trench-art desk rasp striker designed with WWI ammunitions parts. This is an Austro-Hungarian World War I Trench-Art Desk Rasp Striker-lighter, Circa 1917. This rare and unusual p...

Art-deco desk petrol lighter designed by Elgin-Otis This is a beautiful and highly collectible American Art Deco petrol desk lighter, manufactured by Elgin-Otis, circa 1929. The lig...

The Surefire sterling petrol lighter made by Napier. This is a very rare antique pocket petrol lighter, created in Meriden, Connecticut, United States, by The Napier Company during ...

"The Classic" desk petrol lighter. This exceptionally rare “The Classic” petrol desk lighter was created in London, England, circa 1928–1930, during the golden age of the Art Deco p...

Edwardian desk petrol lighter designed by Lebkuecher & Co. This is a beautiful and exceptionally rare desk petrol lighter, created by the American silversmith firm Lebkuecher &a...

Counter-desk lighter pump filled designed by Beney. This is a superb and exceptionally rare lighter-fluid pump filler, made in London circa 1930 by the Beney Lighter Company, associ...

Counter-desk petrol lighter designed by Douglass. This is a rare and highly collectible Douglass counter-desk petrol lighter, designed in Menlo Park, California, by the American inv...

Art-deco desk petrol lighter designed by Elgin-Otis This is a beautiful and highly collectible American Art Deco petrol desk lighter, manufactured by Elgin-Otis, circa 1929. The lig...