Visol Miranda Satin Copper Torch Flame Cigar Lighter Fo

A very sophisticated designed gentleman's smoking set most likely of German or Austrian origin dating to circa 1910. The set is made of hammered copper with brass accent components and consists of a r

by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, sterling silver "Owl" motif on sides with fancy rims on red patina copper, includes Genie lamp style cigar lighter, cigar holder, match holder (gold interiors), ashtray and

Tiffany & Co. Mixed Metals Cigar Lighter, sterling silver and copper lighter has a footed urn miniature form with applied silver borders and handles. A burner centered on the top with a silver lighter

Circa 1880, an important and rare bronze cigar lighter modeled as a kneeling winged devil, the fallen angel attacking a dragon whose mouthpiece opens to emit a flame, having receptacles for matches, a

Cigar lighter located behind ruby red globe. Copper flashing on bottom and gold on top. Condition: (Good). Item Dimensions: 8" x 11" x 5".

This lot of three includes 1- cast iron cigar cutter, advertising "Cremo Straight Cigar 5¢" with a nice splash of yellow and details of copper. Manufactured by Brunhoff with a patent date of May 22,

This lighter has moderate pitting on the base with some soiling as well. There is some oxidation to the top flame cover that has the Cressman's logo punched in. Condition (Very Good). Size 12 - 1/2" T

Cigar Lighter. American, ca. 1890. Well detailed brass blackamoor head resting on a clawed base. Cigar is lit by a gas flame coming out of the cigar in the blackamoor’s mouth. Excellent. 9 ¼”.

Circa 1880s Cupid electrified boudoir or banquet lamp. Elaborate brass Rococo-styled base with supports winged cherubic figure holding torch aloft with satin-finished flame-form glass shade. Recently

Including a signed copper vase in a pewter mount decorated with stylized trees, a hammered brass Muhlex cigar lighter and ashtray, a signed Fatima nickel silver box, and a German hammered brass tray,

Antique Torch Wall Sconces. Flame form frosted globes. Brass with copper accents. Tassel ribbon form. -- Dimensions: H: 17 inches: W: 4 inches: D: 6 inches ---

This is a Peter Pan cigar cutter, missing the lighter portion and the two lighter wick dips. It is as-found with original copper flashing patina. Condition: (Fair - Good). Dimensions: 10 - 1/2" x 7 -

Unusual Sterling Silver Cigar Lighter Ram's Horn by Black, Starr & Frost. Provenance from a New Jersey Collector. Dimensions- W-11.5" x H-8".

Uncle Sam Figural Cigar Lighter. White metal with pewter finish, complete with reservoir and ruby glass globe. 20 3/4 inches tall overall.

late 19th/early 20th century, rectangular copper box with applied sterling Art Nouveau decoration, wood interior, no monogram, marked "Sterling and other Metals", and retailer "Bailey Banks & Biddle",

Late 19th C, English sterling silver cigar lighter modeled as a desk with enameled love letter which says "Bolt the Door Dear" along with a chamberstick, tophat and umbrella, the scroll pulls out as a

Very Rare Chimo Cigars Cigar Lighter and Cutter, patent 1897. Original stencil and decals, good condition.7 1/4 X 9 X 6 1/4 inches.

These figural / statue floor lamps appear as bronze but are possibly brass (similar metal) with a bronze style patina and each holds a torch flame shaped frosted glass lamp shade. One is a woman and o

It is in very good condition, mounted on wood, very unusual, 9"x8".

Bar top saloon lighter with oil lamp and amber globe. Lighter has marquee with an image of lion. Base reads “Barnes Smith and Co. Cigar Manufactures Binghamton, NY.” Includes a key. Circa 1890’s

This is an all original figural cigar lighter for George W. Childs Cigars. It shows George sitting at the seat at his desk with the original lighter to his right. There are two original dip wicks for

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Pair of large copper light sconces, in the shape of burning torches, featuring copper frame, tin accents height 81 in. x width 15 in. x depth 13.5 in. / each Shipping available for this lot through o

This is a lot of three cigar lighters. The first one is a Midland Jumpspark, missing the cap and the internal lighting mechanism, as well as the wick. The second is a walnut Midland Spark lighter, whi