CAST BRONZE FIGURAL CIGAR LIGHTER IN THE FORM OF AN ASIAN GENTLEMAN

This cast bronze figural desktop cigar lighter is in the form of a gentleman with a top hat, cigar protruding from his mouth, holding a newspaper under his right arm that says "Times News" and one in

This cast bronze figural tobacco set is in the form of a Robin Hood-type figure, with a trap compartment under his hat to hold kerosene, fueling the flame that would emanate from the cigar in his mout

A simply stunning example of a cast bronze kerosene cigar lighter in the form of an African American man. The detail shows a claw-footed base, added leaf cluster and a detailed sculpted head where the

This desktop figural cigar lighter is in the form of a gentleman with a top cap, walking stick and tuxedo with elegant tail. His cast hat lifts off where there is a compartment for kerosene. There is

This desktop figural cigar lighter with cigar and match holder is in the form of an older gentleman sitting in a chair, smoking his cigar, with a large urn to his left that would hold cigars and an ov

This is a wonderful desktop cigar lighter with match holder in cast bronze, in the form of a cowboy or possibly a farmer. Cast bronze base with a mounted figural man carrying a large backpack, which i

A wonderful example of an early bronze casting full figure of the Punch Clown, which was used to advertise Punch Cigars at the turn of the century. This particular example would hook up to a gas line

This is a pair of desktop smoking accessories. (A) A cast bronze cigar lighter in the form of a young man holding a pot in one hand and urn in the other. The pot would have held kerosene with a small

A bronze figural tabletop cigar lighter in the form of a phoenix. 4-3/4in tall x 4-1/2in wide. Provenance: From the Ivo Ispani Estate Collection.

FIGURAL BRONZE CIGAR LIGHTER19th CenturyIn the form of a satyr smoking a large cigar.Height 10”.

Cast bronze figural slave bust affixed to an eagle claw leg stand, with original dip wick which are often missing with these desk lighters. These lighters worked one of 2 ways, either with a direct co

This bronze figural cigar holder is marked "Ckauba," and is in the form of a lion. When the lid is opened, the lion separates and the cigar is presented. CONDITION: It has a great patina to the cast b

Cast bronze figural Boy bust affixed to an eagle claw leg stand, with original dip wick which are often missing with these desk lighters. These lighters worked one of 2 ways, either with a direct conn

This lot of three includes 1- figural cigar cutter, cast bronze with an antiqued finish. Place the cigar in the bowing man's hat, twist the head and cut. 7"T x 4"W x 6"D.; 1- cast bronze figural light

This is a wonderfully detailed cast bronze and brass desktop cigar and match holder in the full form of a pig. From the curly tail, to the floppy ears and to the extended nose, this has a wonderful, w

This cast iron figural desk set shows a fill-figured gentleman with top cap carrying a ladder and a bucket on his back, with two buckets on either side of him that held matches. The bucket in the back

This is a lot of three figural cigar lighters. The first is a pot metal cigar lighter with early cord and with bronze overlay finish. The second is a cast iron cigar lighter with original cord and a s

Three Art Nouveau-esque cigar lighters in the form of a woman's head. The first is made out of pot metal, with original cord; the second is made out of pot metal with a bronze overlay, with original c

The first item is a figural form of a gentlemen with a large cigar sticking out of his mouth which was most likely a desk cigar lighter with original hat and original cigar. The second item is a black

VIENNA BRONZE FIGURAL SQUIRREL CIGAR LIGHTER, bronze with polychrome-enamel decoration, squirrel standing with a nut in his hands and his tail upright, glass eyes, signed to the underside of the tail

Bronze Figural Monkey Cigar Lighter on Marble Base. The Lighter is in the Middle of the Monkey's Banjo. Marked "A uag 200/240." Signed "WEZETT" on Bottom Back. Ref: Antique Cigar Cutters and Lighters.

Most likely originally an oil lamp, now converted to electric, thankfully. Central figure is of a cast bronze vessel ornamented with floral swags, green man faces, and animal paw feet atop a black mar

1840-1850s. Bronze. This patinated bronze figurine of a Native American figure holding a "torch" in one hand and a bow in the other. It rests on a wooden base. The registry diamond at the foot is poss

Circa 1900, a dor_ bronze Mr. Punch figural cigar lighter with wick coming from his mouth mounted on wooden base, the second Punch figure has ebonized finish over bronze, head opens for matches and ha