Turned Burl Tobacco Humidor

Likely for cigars, circa early 19th century in ash burl with friction fitted lid, nice old patina, 5 1/2" diameter x 7" high. Condition minor chip at ba, VG.

DESCRIPTION: Lalique France crystal 'Madrona' cigar tobacco humidor with burl wood veneer and Lalique crystal inset lid, opens to reveal gold-tone hinges, marked: 'LALIQUE PARIS MADE IN FRANCE' with n

A Lalique French crystal Madrona cigar tobacco humidor box. Beautiful burlwood veneered humidor box with Lalique art glass inset, and fans accented in black enamel. Solid wood construction, with gold-

Japanese Sewing Box Mottled keyaki burl wood-grain, five compartments; together with a wooden pipe tobacco humidor chest Condition: Very Good, overall light wear consistent with age and normal use, on

England, 19th Century, oak burl. Turned lidded container with ebonized rings. Possibly for tobacco. Minor age splits. 8"h. 7.5"d.

a wonderful piece of early tobacco memorabilia, a figural white metal vulture humidor. Very detail figural statue with internal compartment for storing tobacco. CONDITION: Showing light oxidation to t

AMERICAN TURNED BURL TREENWARE BOWL, probably ash, circular form with well-defined defined rim and foot, excellent figure, retaining an early natural surface with warm color. Late 18th/first quarter 1

Early turned burl bowl. Northeastern United States, circa 1800. Condition: Old spider crack in the bottom, otherwise, excellent. D 17-5/8" H 5-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https

Great antique PA turned burl wood bowl measuring 19 3/4" dia. Good condition overall with age appropriate wear. Very nice bowl.

Nineteenth Century. Incised with medial bands and lower bands along the foot, with flat bottom, the molded rim with heavy banded lip. H: 7.5 in., Diam.: 17.5 in.

Turned burl bowl. Northeastern United States, circa 1800. Condition excellent original condition. D 17-3/8" H 6-1/2" Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o4xkezqwyf

AMERICAN TURNED BURL TREENWARE BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, probably ash, each of small circular form with defined foot and strong figure, retaining an early natural surface. Late 18th/first quarter 19th cent

Black Forest Carved Bear Tobacco Humidor with Music Box, glass eyes, hinged lid at neck, 2 songs, label on bottom "A. Schmidt- Peyer. 1. Wein' Weib' und Gesand Walzer. Luzern. 2. An der Schonen brauen

Moriage with tapestry surface. Decorated with owl and branches. Approx. 6 1/2" H x 5 1/4" W. From the personal collection of Jeffrey Zimmerman. Good condition.

Mark Cross Gilt-Metal "Cockatoo" Tobacco Humidor 20th century, Italian, realistically modeled with glass eyes, the hinged head opening to reveal a cork-sealed inner cover, stamped "Mark Cross Italy" i

rated 7, 8"T., has good color, has light wear on the face, marked 3504 on bottom.

AMERICAN TURNED BURL TREEN COVERED SUGAR BOWL, fine circular footed form with cover of low profile, retaining early, possibly original, surface with rich color. Late 18th/first quarter 19th century. 3

CARVED WALNUT TOBACCO HUMIDOR C 1900 H 31" W 16" Single hinged door carved with putti. Raised on shaped legs. Tin lned.

Six piece tobacconist collection comprising a Dunhill (English 1907), burl walnut and ebony humidor with cedar lining and hygrometer; an alligator or crocodile triple travel cigar case with George V s

19th century or earlier: with incised bands, 4 1/2 in. H., 12 1/2 in. Diam.

Austrian. 1900. Painted terracotta. Johann Maresch (1821-1914). A figural 'pig' or 'hog' humidor or jar for tobacco. Possesses the highly expressive features this maker is best noted for. Marked "JM"

High quality inlaid tobacco humidor on stand with liner on the inside by Benson and Hedges. 22" wide, 35" tall. 19" deep.

Nice detail to this figural dog humidor with glass eyes and a bowtie. Likely had pipe or cigar in mouth at one time. Condition: No damage or repairs.Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:7 - 1/2" x 6 - 1/2

rated 8, 7"T., the humidor is missing it's lid, has tiny flea bites around the rim, marked on bottom.