Denmark Humidor

Hans Hansen cigarette box manufactured by RDL in the 1950s in Denmark.

Danish rosewood cigar box, 1950, good original condition

post 1945 Dimensions: 9.375" x 5.75" x 2.375" Country of origin: Denmark.

. Just Andersen's own workshop gave the best Danish design companies great competition, and Just´s work

Dimensions: 3.875" L x 3.375" D x 0.5" H Country of origin: Denmark Bio about the designer Harald Nielsen

Vintage stoneware cigarette humidor in Kronjyden's relief series by Jens Quistgaard with solid

Rare big humidor or storage box. Produced in Denmark. In the manner of Ludvig Pontoppidan.

Danish Art Deco Silver Cigarette Case. Stamp: guardein johannes siggaard 1940s. In good

Danish Art Deco Silver Cigarette Case. Stamp: guardein johannes siggaard 1940s. In good

of mid-century Danish design with this exquisite Hans Hansen cigarette box. Handcrafted from

smaller, adjustable spaces. Stamped Klitgaard, Denmark

Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen: Cigar box of copper and brass. Enchased with Art Nouveau ornamentation and "DFDS" logo on lid. Stamped monogram, made and stamped by Georg Jensen. Me...

man. - Rich and original patina - It was handmade in Denmark during the 1930s. - By JJ Tura in

Rosewood case by Alfred Klitgaard, in a sleek design with an amazing graphic pattern of different color wood on the lid.

Danish Mid-Century teak wood humidor in tear drop shape with along narrow neck that opens in the

Large cigar humidor in solid teak with brass hinges and vinyl strop. Manufactured in Denmark during

We are thrilled to present this vintage teak humidor by ESA Danmark, a timeless piece that exudes

harlequin pattern sums this 1930s Danish cigar box up. Its suitable for jewelry, vanity areas or your desk

A beautifully constructed cigar box of rosewood richly grained Brazilian rosewood. Has several adjustable inner compartments and room for cutter which is present as well as a lighter.

original patina. It was made in Denmark during the 1930s or 40s by Tinos in Copenhagen. Heavy: circa 2 kg

. - Green, rich and original patina - It was manufactured in Denmark during the 1930s - Probably by

thumb tab and hinge with a central Plimsoll Line symbol to the lid. The Box by Danish designers Andersen

. - Stylized center-motif of a flower - Rich and original patina - It was manufactured in Denmark during the

A handmade humidor for cigarettes and/or cigars. Its made from solid rosewood and displays

by the Danish Silversmith Hans Hansen circa 1950-60. The corners, hinge and lid-mechanism is made

patina - It was manufactured in Denmark during the 1930s - Designed at manufactured by N. Dam Ravn

to its inside making in suitable as a humidor for storing cigar, pipe tobacco or cigarettes. Made in

company HF - Produced in Denmark during the 1930s. - Made of verdigris treated bronze.

Decorative Bronze box with a dark green patina and teak interior by Metro in Denmark. Made circa

Holger Fridericias for his own company HF - Produced in Denmark during the 1930s. - Made of verdigris

and manufactured in Denmark during the 1930s. Its Made from Just's own invention Disko Metal: an alloy

by Holger Fridericias in Denmark. Made during the 1930s in a style reminiscent of Just Andersen

Denmark in the 1960s from darkwood.

Danish Just Andersen, pewter hinged cigar box, lined with birchwood Sits on four pewter feet, is

- It was manufactured in Denmark during the 1940s - Designed and Manufactured by N. Dam Ravn - Teak

A very limited example of the Danish wood-design-master Kay Bojesen work. Organically shaped hand

Charming pair of humidors / tobacco jars made in the 1930s by Erik Rahr for "Saxbo", Copenhagen

Rare Royal Copenhagen Fajance humidor / tobacco jar / lidded box from BACA series of the 1960s

Gorgeous ceramic lidded box or humidor from Nils Thorsson's Baca series for Royal Copenhagen, circa

Wonderful Fajance three-piece vase, lidded hexagon box & humidor set from the Baca line by Nils

Wonderful Fajance three-piece vase, lidded box and humidor set from the Baca line by Nils Thorsson

Beautiful, rare rosewood box/humidor by Alfred Klitgaard with decorative inlaid ceramic tile by

. Manufactured by Alfred Klitgaard, Denmark, 1950s. Silver plated cigar cutter and polished silver name plate

Jens H Quistgaard / Kronjyden cigar box. Ceramic box with rosewood lid. Marked "Danmark Kronjyden" Measures: L 15.5, D 10.5, H 7 cm.

Danish glazed ceramic cigar box by Jens Quistgaard for Kronjyden with carved rosewood top. Signed

A Scandinavian Modern tobacco jar / humidor designed by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen of