Napoleonic Prisoner-of-War Guillotine
Located in New Orleans, LA
An incredible and extremely rare artifact of world history, this mutton bone model of a guillotine was created during the Napoleonic wars by a French prisoner of war. Many of the inm...
Bone
1940s Guillotine Cigar Cutter in Wood and Brass
Located in Madrid, ES
The miniature guillotine faithfully reproduces the form of the historic execution device, with a working cutting mechanism adapted for preparing cigars.
Fruitwood
Revolution Reduced: 19th C Model of a Guillotine w/ Buckets and a Mop
Located in New York, NY
19th Century French Model of a Guillotine with Buckets and a Mop France, 19th century This rare and evocative 19th-century model depicts a guillotine in reduced scale, likely produc...
Wood
19th Century Tall Miniature Guillotine Cigar Cutter
Located in New York, NY
19th century tall miniature Guillotine cigar cutter. Antique miniature Guillotine cigar cutter cigar tip basket, French late 19th-early 20th century.
Metal
Off With Their Heads (Or Just the Cigar Tips): Brass Guillotine Cutter
Located in New York, NY
Featuring a miniature guillotine mechanism (don’t worry, it’s only for cigars… we think), it slices through cigars with precision and a nod to the days when heads (not cigars) were r...
Brass
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