EDWARDIAN ENGLISH SILVER CIGAR LIGHTER

Flaming bomb or Grenadier form with militaria motif in weighted gilt silver. H 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in.)

English silver, Edwardian Cigar lighter 5 inches tall, square base withdrawing swags, urns, 4 artichoke finial tapers, marks for Asprey and Son, also with Lion Passant, lacking cap

A table cigar lighter in the form of a grenade, typical of English regimental silver. Padgett & Braham Ltd., London, 1932. Overall H. 9 cm (3 1/2 in.)

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

Rare Aerial Bomb Tessier Ltd. Sterling Silver English Cigar Lighter. Sold at Asprey's in 1924. Measures appx 4 1/8"T. Weighs appx 7.33 ozt. Very good condition.

Circa 1905, cigar lighter as a bugle, sterling silver, inscribed "Presented to Lt. SP. G B Headley by Colonel John Stone A.S.O.", with English hallmarks, very good condition, 4.5" (11.4 cm) Start Bid

Rare English Sterling sterling silver Table Cigar Lighter Oil Lamp. Birmingham 1923 H7 X L7 cm H3 X L 3 inch

An English Silver Mounted Antelope Horn Snake-Form Cigar Lighter  George Gray, London, 1881 Length 20 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beach, Florida

To inc a Blimp with an enamel shield and a shell and English silver with Seal in top . From the estate of Jerry Terranova, author of "Antique Cigar Cutters & Lighters" and "Great Ci

Eight (8) sterling silver items, including a cigar case, 3 match boxes, a cigar cutter (?), English silver box and a pair of English silver lighters. 7.8 ozt. weighable silver.

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".

A Continental solid silver cigar lighter, realistically cast sculpture of an owl perched on a tree branch, A toadstool blossoming to the foreground with oil well and wick, and a frog nearby seeking re

MAGNIFICENT <<<>>> STERLING SILVER CIGAR LIGHTER --- LAMP (About 6 in. (15.3 cm) wide and 3 5/16 in. (8.5 cm) high Silver weight is about 4.5 troy oz. (141 grams))

A Late Edwardian English Silver Epergne. Silver four arm base with four filigree silver bowls and one central filigree silver bowl. Hallmarked for Williams Birmingham LTD, Birmingham and 1910 13.5" x

In the form of a car wheel. Stamped Albert Barker Ltd 5 New Bond St, London. CIRCA: 1911 DIMENSIONS: 6&rdquo;

Edwardian English silver centerpiece bowl, Letter dated 1906, Chester, England, maker's mark of George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, sterling silver, the hand-hammered high-footed bowl chased with repousse h

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Repousse Cigar Lighter , date mark for 1869-1891, w. 4 1/2 in., wt. 4.75 troy ozs

The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. English Edwardian period sterling silver tazza or footed compote / pedestal dish with two birds perched at edges, maker's mark underside including numeric inscripti

An Edwardian English Silver Footed Cake Stand. Footed silver cake stand with a filigree silver top entirely decorated with chrysanthemum blossoms. Underside is engraved "To / John & Mary / From / Edit

Engraved body with applied plaque with Hebrew text, presentation. H 14.7cm (5 3/4in) W 99g

Double-sided weighted Sterling silver cigar lighter; comes along with 2 advertising pieces from Garcia Vega and Peckarsky Bros. Distribution Co. Cigar lighter measures 10" tall by 6" across.

An Edwardian Silver Cigar Box. Bearing hallmarks of Joseph Braham, London, 1903. Wood lining. Engraved "A Token of friendship from shore to shore for nineteen years ~ and many more J.H. L.L.D. R.O.B.

Hallmarked W.H.S., Birmingham, monogrammed S.G., together with a sterling silver bottle form match safe, an Elgin sterling silver match holder monogrammed "WJS", and a sterling silver match book holde

DESCRIPTION: A gorham hand chased copper and sterling silver cigar lighter. The handle shaped as a dragon finished with a sterling silver bird on one side of the body and a butterfly on the other. The