Alfred Dunhill Furniture

This English midcentury silver plated Dunhill Sylph Ruler lift-arm lighter is calibrated in both inches and centimetres. This fully signed lighter is...

Alfred Dunhill Sidecar convertible pen in palladium in original packaging with box and papers.  

Alfred Dunhill Sidecar black ballpoint pen in original packaging with box and papers.  

Early Alfred Dunhill floor standing ashtray in as found uncleaned condition. On the plunger knob it states " Alfred Dunhill London New York", on...

Alfred Dunhill, London A scarce Dunhill ‘Namiki’ maki-e enamel table lighter with chrome-plated hardware, with a glossy black lacquer background and ...

A beautiful vintage Dunhill black leather and brass cigarette holder case, circa mid-20th century. Gold foil embossed 'Dunhill' logo front center...

An extremely scarce ‘Namiki’ table lighter in ‘Giant’ table size with silver-plated hardware with a glossy black background with a red and yellow chrysanthemum with foliage to the front, and three gold and red flowers with foliage to the reverse. Marked Dunhill, Made in England with patent number 390107 to the base. Bears artist’s signature in gold. Notes: The decoration to the bodies of these table lighters is created using the very skilled lacquer technique known as maki-e (translated as ‘sprinkled picture’). This method of decoration started in Japan in the Heian period (794–1185 AD), where layers of wet lacquer are dusted with precious metal powders to create patterns or images, often using very delicate, fine brushes. The lacquer dries before another layer of powder and lacquer is applied, and so on, until the desired depth of detail and shine is reached. The Namiki factory, a name synonymous with this style of decoration, was founded in Tokyo and resurrected this ancient technique, as a means of decorating their patented lacquered fountain pens...

We are delighted to offer for sale is this very rare original 1950s handmade in England Dunhill Aquarium table lighter I have another of these listed on my other items, its classe...

First edition, slipcased, published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1992 Dunhill, a company synonymous with excellence. After expanding his fathers business to incorporate motoring ...

Alfred Dunhill for Rolls-Royce. An extremely rare example of the pocket lighter design known as the ‘Rolls-Royce’, depicting a radiator grille with distinctive badge and ‘Town C...