Unusual Bronze Double Wand Cigar Lighter

Two toned bronze cigar lighter with a central decorated font from which the wick protrudes with double wands on either side with circular dish shaped base, very good condition, 6" tall

Circa 1900, a bronze cigar lighter modeled as an Arab merchant with turban holding a tall vessel in one hand with wand and in other hand is the wick, very good condition, great patina, height 4"

Bronze Nautical Ship Wheel Cigar Cutter & Double Ashtray Holder. Re: Antique Cigar Cutters & Lighters. pg.55. Dimensions- 7.5" x 7.5".

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

Large, heavy antique French bronze cigar lighter on marble base, 8 in tall x 9 in square. Side of inkwell signed by sculptor RAMBAUD.

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

Unusual bronze double Bat Chandelier. Very detailed spread wing bats each with sockets. Measures 22" Excellent

Circa 1890, polychromed Austrian bronze cigar lighter modeled as an Arab boy in a fez smoking and lying next to an amphora vessel, marked "Geschutzt" and "Bergman" mark inside urn, very good condition

Circa 1900, highly decorated gilt bronze cigar lighter as Neptune or Poseiden, God of the Sea, having a classical face on one side and a handle modeled as a mythological creature, having four openings

Circa 1900, ornately decorated gilt bronze cigar lighter having a snake handle and raised foliate and grapevine decoration, on circular foot, very good condition, height 3", width 6.25"

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

Important Bronze Devil Cigar Lighter Approximately 11 1/8 inches tall x 6 3/4 inches in diameter.

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

Circa 1920, a silver plated figure of Punch character cigar lighter, gas fueled, mounted on tall cylindrical wooden base, very good condition, 17.75" tall

Circa 1900, having a bearded man with trifold hat carrying an umbrella and holding a pair of scissors, artist signed Mignon, stands on a hinged box with grooves around each side for cigars, wear comme

Circa 1900, bronze figurine with nice patina modeled as a dapper man with a top hat leaning against a tree trunk, wick comes out his cigar, a cigar holder is beside him, hat removes to accept fuel, he

Circa 1900, a figural cigar lighter modeled as an alligator, has scale detail and a textured stomach, with a wick protruding from his jaws, has a mounting hole for a base, very good condition, 6.5" (1

(lot of 2) Group of bronze items, including: (1) figure, Young Girl on Stool, after Juan Clara Ayats (Spain, 1875-1958), approx 13.5"h, 4"w, 4"d; (1) table top cigar lighter, in the shape of a street

DESCRIPTION: An antique gilt bronze tabletop cigar lighter in the form of a Satyr smoking a large cigar. This is a 19th century bronze finely casted and chiseled figure. The head has a reservoir that

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

Circa 1880, a figural cigar lighter modeled as a man reclining in chair, fuel filler in back flap and cigar holds wick, very good condition, 6" x 6"

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

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

Circa 1900, bronze lighter modeled as a devil's head mounted atop a chicken leg, wick extends from his mouth and fuel enters into back of head, height 9", very good condition