Texas Tobacco Accessories

Presenting a rare Midcentury Modern gemstone lapis lazuli and tiger eye desk lighter, a supreme luxury object that was created to highlight and show off the craftsmanship of the era....

PRESENTING A LOVELY Wedgwood Jasperware Pale Blue Art Deco Ronson Desk Lighter. Made by Wedgwood in England circa 1920-29, in collaboration with the world famous Ronson company and fully and properly marked/stamped on base. Simply and clearly marked: “Wedgwood, Made in England”. The lighter insert is marked on the base: “Ronson, Trademark, Made in England, Rondelight, Brit. Pat. 621570”, and also marked “Ronson” on the lighter striker lever on top. Shows genuine signs of age and when combined with the Wedgwood mark, not having the trademark symbol of post 1950’s pieces and also, the Patent Number of the “Ronson Rondelight...

Truly a one-of-a-kind item, this four foot tall cigar cutter with candle holder is in the shape of an armored knight holding a lance. Our knight was crafted in iron and adorned with brass nailheads along his full set of armor, including a gold (brass) visor of his plumed helmet. There are also nailheads on the trapezoidal base with concave sides. A functional cigar cutter for a small gauge cigar, such as a panatela or perhaps even a cigarillo, the blade is incorporated into the plume of the helmet. By lifting the plume, a small aperture is revealed, allowing the cigar to be inserted; cutting occurs when the plume is pushed down, with the refuse being captured by a small protrusion behind the helmet visor. A bracket on both sides of the torso would have been used to hold matches for lighting the candle that would have sat in the bobeche at the top of the lance (the holder is designed for candles between and inch and 1 ¼” in diameter). Given the height of the lance, the tobacco would have been lit directly from the candle. Ideally suited for a bar area or a gentleman’s office, our knight statue...

In the spirit of Will Rogers, 'Buy matchbooks, because they're not making anymore!' This would make an unexpected and nostalgic gift for the lover of Old New York who already has everything. This collection of 70 vintage matchbooks...

Charming antique English "Tiger" oak tobacco pipe smoker's cabinet or game/card box~~Jacobean Style~~c. 1900 Full of classic English charm~~beautiful oak cabinet with Jacobean sty...

A wonderful Chinese export silver matchbox holder or cover, by Hone Wo, early 20th century, China. The silver matchbox cover decorated with a fantastic...

This is a leather and chrome pop up cigarette holder. A perfect accessory for the smoker or horse lover. The piece opens by pulling the horse head up and has space to store 18 cigare...

19th century bronze French Humidor is an unusual find! Cast from solid bronze in an intricate classical relief pattern, it is cylindrical rather than the typical rectangular shape, a...

Lovely Art Deco Parker Beacon Chrome table Lighter in original box from circa 1936. This is a Parker Roller Beacon table lighter made of machin...

Offer your guests a cigar in style with this antique humidor! Crafted in France by Georges Blanc circa 1920, the two-tone fruitwood cigar box is made of walnut and burl and has sturdy iron handles. When you lift the top, the box reveals a green felt interior and a removable tray with storage dividers, which can be used to arrange your cigar collection. More storage compartments are available underneath. The elegant, decorative cigar box...

Lovingly handcrafted pipe stand with most of its dark stain worn down to the original wood. Holds eight pipes upright and has one shallow and one deep drawer for cigars or accessorie...

A handsome Scottish silver-mounted horn mull for snuff tobacco from the Georgian era, circa 1800, featuring an etched silver thistle (a symbol for Scotland) decorating the hinged lid...