Match Strike

Pair of Edwardian threaded glass match strikes. The tops of the strikes are capped in silver, but

, finely carved Pekingese dog and barrel (match holder) form mount to edge and match strike to side

This lovely match striker has a silver top, which has been well polished and loved over the years

yet decorative object, this match strike includes an indented catch-all area measuring 7 inches wide

A stunning match striker made from clear glass and decorated with spun red ribs and cut. The

A very well cast and interesting French patinated bronze match strike. It is in the form of a water

and a woven basket strapped to his back. This basket is a match holder and strike. Very fine original

Antique Silver Plate Vesta and Match Case from the Early 20th Century. This charming case has a

A wonderful little glass tabletop match striker in the form of a golf ball, always highly sought

A magnificent oversized English match striker wither a sterling silver mount fully hallmarked for

A contemporary yet elegantly restrained spherical vase of amber-tinted blown glass, distinguished by a series of precisely engraved horizontal bands that encircle the form in concent...

A great addition to any cabin or collection! Double match strike with black bear head to center

concave tops above frieze drawers flanked by giltbrass “match strike” panels, raised on inset brass fluted

grommeted scudo top holding “grenade” or mace style cigarette and match cups with match strike on slender

&Heath, and a silver mark "9025". Comprising: Seal, Match Strike & Holder, Candle Holder, Two Pen Rests

classic match strike insets. Leaves are installed at the table perimeter via retractable extensions. The

A handsome English Edwardian match strike made from clear glass, hand cut in an attractive bark

interior and matchbox. Match strike at front, cream plaque "Parlez Au Concierge." Period: Last quarter of

. The smallest tier on the top is a vesta compartment which has a match strike to the front, the second

ladder is carved into the stone and becomes the "strike" for the match to be lit. 1930's USA. 2.25" x 2

. The silver box is open on the sides to strike the matches on the box and raised on four ball feet. The

1869. For the hearth, kitchen or bedside, the holder is ribbed for lighting strike-anywhere matches

1869. For the hearth, kitchen or bedside, the holder is ribbed for lighting strike-anywhere matches

This match safe is made of the finest and most pure sterling silver known as sterline. The front

matches, but will hold standard sized strike-anywhere matches also. Dark areas in photos are reflections

matches (strike anywhere matches). In England the containers took their name from the term Newton used for

craftsmanship. This finely matched set strikes a perfect balance between elegance and formality, ideal for both

storing strike-anywhere matches, which it was originally designed to protect from moisture and damage. The

slides into the silver holder and at the sides is an opening to strike the matches on. The silver has

for ventilation, suggesting use as a match holder or strike-light container. The small tray was

revealing the match caddy and strike on the lid, resting on a rope edge oval base. Professionally polished

to variations in dye lots, actual colors are not guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs . Minor

carries a registered design number. The pull off snuffer covers a match holder and strike. The handle is

%. Due to variations in dye lots, actual colors are not guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs

variations in dye lots, actual colors are not guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs . Minor variations

colors are not guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs . Minor variations in texture and construction

guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs. Minor variations in texture and construction are inherent in

match samples and strike-offs . Minor variations in texture and construction are inherent in fine woven

to variations in dye lots, actual colors are not guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs . Minor

lots, actual colors are not guaranteed to match samples and strike-offs . Minor variations in texture

the top reveals a match compartment with a strike plate on the underside of the lid. The back of the

can shimmer from within at the flick of a switch, or cast flickering candlelight at the strike of a

Newark, New Jersey, circa 1900. The case opens at both ends and has a match strike pad by the hallmark

Set of three Victorian match strikes with silver fittings. The largest is 3" in diameter and 2.5

A medium mouth-blown crystal match strike in orange. The sterling silver rim is marked with the

A large mouth-blown crystal match strike of orange color. The sterling silver rim is marked with

A large mouth-blown crystal match strike of smoke-gray color with wave design. The sterling silver

A medium-sized mouth-blown crystal match strike in teal color. The rim is marked with the British

A large mouth-blown crystal match strike of cased purple color. The sterling silver rim is marked

Large modern mouth-blown crystal match strike in deep blue color decorated with cut oval spheres. A

for cigarettes, additional vesta compartment to one end of the box with match strike strip to the lid

flowers, paper clips or even as a match strike. Eugene Alexandrovitch Lanceray was noted for his

travelling case Items included mirror, brushes, shoe Horn, comb, notepad, match strike etc

Chester Racecourse. The end cover is also the match strike. In the open position, it locks out quite

of the Karageorgevich Dynasty, also with tinder cord and hinged vesta compartment revealing a match

simplicity strikes as only matched by Sarfatti beautiful patina , creme colored shade ,

place to strike the match on the outside of the box. This set is made in France and Switzerland