A PAIR OF CAST IRON CIGAR & MATCH HOLDERS

A wonderful pair of desktop cigar and match holders. (A) A cast iron match and cigar holder in the form of a squirrel with glass eyes. It is marked "Made in England" on the bottom, as well as "755684"

Cast Iron Cigar Cutter, Holder, Match Holder & Ashtray. Marked "Verleg bei EG Zimmerman in Hanay 12768". Dimensions-7" x 4".

Advertising Cast Iron Cigar Cutter, Match Holder & Ashtray. Lillian Russell Cigar Five Cents. The Brunhoff MFG. Co. Cincinnati OH. No. 1495, 1508. Re: Antique Cigar Cutters & Lighters. pg.140. Dimensi

Advertising Cast Iron 3 Hole Cigar Cutter, Match Holder & Ashtray. The Universal. Pat. Apl'd'for. Circa 1890's. Re: Antique Cigar Cutters & Lighters. pg.156. Dimensions-6" x 5.5".

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

In very good condition, 5.5" tall. Excellent Condition

Push 3 Hole Cast Iron Countertop Cigar Cutter on Wood Base w/ Match Holder & Striker. Pat. July 18, 1887. Re: Antique Cigar Cutters & Lighters. pg.78. Dimensions-5.5" x 4.5".

Cast iron humidor is textured to resemble a wooden crate. The top of the lid features a cheeky gnome laying beside a pipe, easily serving as a match holder. The words "Habana" and "Colorado" are engra

Iconic cigar stands in original condition. One is a not often seen cast-iron bell hop, missing the ashtray, second is a another bell hop with ashtray, cigar and match holder in original red paint, and

Pair cast iron owl bookends with large Vaseline glass eyes, owls have small match holder compartments, no markings, height is 6.75"

Cast iron with brass top. 6 1/2" x 8 1/2". Some wear.

This is a bellhop image cast iron smoking stand with original ash tray, cigar holder, and match holder. CONSIDERATIONS: It has original paint, showing some paint loss and oxidation. Condition: (Good).

This is in the bell hop image with original ash tray, cigar holder and match holder showing an early repaint. CONSIDERATIONS: Some areas of paint loss and oxidation to the cast iron. Condition: (Good)

cast iron with 1897 Patent Date. 4 3/4" Very Good

This cast iron 1¢ boxed match vending machine was made by the Northwestern Co., Morris, Illinois. It has an original paper label on the bottom, as well as a front match holder and cigar cutter. I

This lot includes a San Felice wood cigar box, cast iron Drunk at Lamp Post ashtray, wood carved match holder, wood carved cigarette dispenser, loaded lot of wooden nickels.

Lot of three different butler cigar stands. Cast-iron and tin construction, all three are original and in original paint with brass ash trays and match holders Paint loss and some surface oxidation to

Iconic butler cigar stands in original paint. Cast-iron and tin construction with brass ash trays and match holders. Some paint loss and surface oxidation to both. Condition (Good). Dimensions Larger:

Title: ANTIQUE CAST IRON HANGING MATCH HOLDER STRIKER ART DECO MEN SMOKING CIGARS LB-74 Date/Period: UNKNOWN Dimension: approx 7" Material: cast iron Additional Information: ANTIQUE CAST IRON HANGING

1170. TWO CAST IRON ALLIGATOR/CROCODILE CIGAR HOLDERS | Larger crocodile is cast iron copper-plated match safe, Linton, England, smaller is copper-plated spelter alligator cigar snuffer. | 5" - 10" l.

Painted cast iron; (1) pair painted floral curtain tie backs, Missing screw knobs; (1) 1965 Campaign hat; (1) Emig match safe; (1) Floral wall clock- runs; (1) Floral candle holder; L-12"; F-VG

Art Nouveau style cast iron match vendor produced by Northwestern Corporation around 1912. This model, the Sellem, features a front matchbox holder and cigar cutter. The overall finish has oxidized. T

VICTORIAN ERA WITH PAINTED SURFACES DIMENSIONS:LARGEST 6" L TERMS: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. Gold and Silver must be paid for with Check, Wire Transfer, or

9 pcs of cast iron including: 7 hanging match holders, Wagner miniature waffle iron dated 1910, and a Stover Jr. miniature waffle iron 8"T including handle x 7"L including handle