France Tobacco Accessories

Very elegant "Queen Anne" table lighter from Ronson in silver metal from the mid-20th century. This lighter works on gas. This pretty lighter has an elongated, oval shape decorated with pearls and gadroons. The lighter has a flame adjustment dial Under the lighter is engraved the Ronson brand, as well as a label with the control number. Ronson Queen Anne was a very popular wick lighter...

This 19th-century French Meerschaum pipe, marked with the maker's trade label "Peristyle Montpensier," is a fine example of craftsmanship from the period. The pipe, though well used,...

Antique water or opium pipe, in blue and white porcelain known as "Hue blue," decorated with a landscape scene, with a metal mount. Object originating from Vietnam: "Hue blue" po...

An elegant and timeless, this round ashtray is hand-carved from solid onyx, showcasing the natural beauty of the stone with warm tones of beige, cream, and soft brown. The smooth, po...

An elegant cigar or cigarette box from the 70s, made of silver-plated metal and featuring an interior of exotic wood. Crafted with exceptional skill, this vintage piece combines soph...

Rare French pipe holder attributed to the Longchamp workshops, dating from the mid-20th century. Glazed ceramic in a deep brown tone, wrapped in natural fur hide, creating a strikin...

Smoking set (tabako-ire) composed of a pipe (kiseru), a pipe case (kiseruzutsu) and a tabacco pouch (tonkotsu) for women linked to a netsuke. Intended f...

Rare cigar humidor made in wood, with a front flap, discovering five sliding cane trays. Beautiful bronze and silver electroplated brass ornaments, such as the central niche decorated with a winged creature, surmounted on top of the cabinet with a feline. Resting on four tall legs joined by a stretcher decorated with a silvered pierced bronze incense burner. The central relief of that cellarette for cigars, with that fantasy creature, is directly inspired from the one designed by J. Brandely for the front door of the Merovingian Cabinet made by Diehl in 1867, and now preserved at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (Inv. 1989.197). Arriving in Paris in about 1840 Charles-Guillaume Diehl (1811-1885) founded his cabinet making and decoration firm at 19 rue Michel-le-Comte in 1885. His workshops produced elegant little pieces of furniture in rosewood and thuja and novelties with bronze and porcelain embellishments (see « Les ébénistes du XIXème siècle »,D. Ledoux-Lebard, Ed. de l’amateur, 1982, p.164). It was his luxury boxes, however (liqueur cellarettes, cigar cabinets, games boxes, cashmere cases, jewelry cases) which assured Diehl’s renown (see « l’Art en France sous le Second Empire », Exposition Grand-Palais, Paris, 1979, p.133). Already rewarded with a bronze medal at the Universal Exhibition of 1855 in Paris, he exhibited a jardinière with china columns and a liqueur cabinet at the Industrial Arts Exhibition in 1861. In collaboration with the designer Jean Brandely (active between 1867 and 1873), Diehl renovated his decorative repertory and created astonishing pieces of furniture in the Grecian style which had a dazzling success at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1867, where his cabinets also won a silver medal. Certain motifs were so typical of Diehl’s work that they received extensive commentary by the art critic J. Mesnard in his book « Les Merveilles de l’Exposition Universal de 1867 » (vol. II, pp. 133 149). He writes of a table of which « the pendant bearing hooks and the fan shaped radiating motif which ornaments the entablature are engraved with love » (p. 133) and a jewelry case where « The head in fine Grecian style makes up the essential part of the fine gilt bronze ornementation » (p. 149). For this Universal Exhibition of 1867, Diehl also formed a partnership with two famous sculptors : Emile Guillemin (1841-1907) who carved the relief for a mahogany sideboard with galvanic gilt bronzes (Orsay Museum, Paris, Inv. O.A.O. 992) and Emmanuel Frémiet (1824-1910) who executed the low relief for a cedar medal cabinet...

A pipe , hand sculpted, representing a man's Head. Brown Color, France 20th Century.

Pair of french Art Deco original ashtrays by sculptor Michel Zadounaïsky circa 1930. They're in wrought iron and top in copper, both signed on the base. The elegant shape is typical ...

Chinese opium pipe. Early 20th century.

We are pleased to present an exceptional item: a repoussé leather tobacco pipe stand, a rare and majestic 20th-century piece, combining high-level craftsmanship with the influence of...

A French Art Deco ashtray in the style of Céramique d'Art de Bordeaux (CAB) or Primavera. This exceptional piece features vibrant blue-green enamel adorned with fine golden details, ...

Ashtray holder with black-patinated wrought iron structure, 1950s. In the style of Jean Royère. Features a constructivist base decorated at the upper extremities with gilded metal sp...

French Art Deco Bicycle-Themed Smoking Set, France, 1920s. This whimsical French Art Deco smoking set from the 1930s features a charming bicycle theme...

Small rectangular Restauration snuff box crafted in gold. The hinged lid is decorated with an oval micromosaic representing St. Peter's Square in Rome. Micromosaic is set in a gold s...

A fine set of three antique snuff boxes, each illustrating a distinct 19th-century material and craftsmanship, united by their elegance and pocket-sized charm. The first, made of ca...

Antique water or opium pipe, in pink porcelain with a metal mount. Object originating from Vietnam Minor signs of age. Late 19th/early 20th century. Total height 19cm (9...

Smoker kit from the famous and luxurious Maison Longchamp. Beautiful tan, camel, havana, brown color. Comprising 4 pieces: an ashtray, a quadruple pipe holder, a tobacco jar and ma...

It is a pipe holder, in patinated bronze in green and gold color. This pipe holder was made in USA in the 1960s by Walter Bosse It is in good condition, and is easily placed on a pie...

A rare and refined tobacco jar crafted in ceramic and fully wrapped in warm tan leather, attributed to the esteemed Maison Longchamp in Paris. The matching ceramic lid, also sheathed...

Elegant modernist ashtray in silver-plated metal, France, circa 1970. The piece showcases a bold, geometric form with a square base and deep circular bowl, accented by four notches o...

Le service fumeur Quadro Set "Consul", conçu par Florian Seiffert, se démarque par son design raffiné et sa couleur vert pomme audacieuse. Composé de trois cendriers carrés et d'un b...

This rare black leather pipes displayer has been made by famous French designer Jacques Adnet, circa 1950.

Five-piece smoker set. Four pots including a covered tobacco pot and a red faience tray which has a floral pattern. Very nice enamelled earthenware work. ...

Le servofumo, conçu par Achille et Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, constitue un cendrier ou vide-poche d'une esthétique ultra contemporaine, et a été fabriqué par Zanotta entre 1961 et 198...

Smoker set "Chardons " made in topaz glass with enameled design of thistles by Émile Gallé. Each piece is signed “E.Gallé”. All parts are in perfect con...

Ashtray in green glazed stoneware by ceramic artist Suzie Lapierre d'Argy, 2025. Artist’s signature on the underside. Through her studio "Forma", Suzie Lapierre d'Argy creates unique...

Ashtray in red glazed stoneware by ceramic artist Suzie Lapierre d'Argy, 2025. Artist’s signature on the underside. Through her studio "Forma", Suzie Lapierre d'Argy creates unique h...

Large ashtray in red glazed stoneware by ceramic artist Suzie Lapierre d'Argy, 2025. Artist’s signature on the underside. Through her studio "Forma", Suzie Lapierre d'Argy creates un...

Large ashtray or glassblown glass trinket tray by Riom, made in France in the 1970s. Clear glass encrusted with air bubbles, free-form organic shape typical of handcrafted designs fr...

Cigar holder with revolving doors. Made in bronze finely chiseled and black lacquered wood.

Hûkka, hookah base, in black steel with floral decoration in silver inlay. Persia or North India, 19th c. The top part is missing.