Engine turned sterling silver cigarette case with unusual flip-out dispensing function, made by the James E. Blake Company (1889-1936), Attleboro, Massachusetts. Signed Sterling, James E. Blake Company Logo, 1810, Patented Date August, 22, 1916.
A British cigarette case most likely designed by Winifred Green and made by the family establishment Charles S. Green & Co. , 1909.
An accurately detailed porcelain inkwell in a curling rock form with an overall transfer printed granite pattern and a detailed concave running surface. The attached nickel plated brass handle hinges back to reveal a white porcelain tapered well, unsigned.
This inkwell provides a bonus, the central ring also doubles as a match strike!
An English rectangular dark brown alligator leather cigarette case made by Alfred Dunhill Ltd (1907 – present), London / New York, circa 1960. The case has a zipper along the bottom center that extends half way up either side and when open opened an entire soft pack of 20 cigarettes could be slid in, top [...]
A quality silver plate Unique model single wheel petrol lighter, made in Switzerland by Dunhill, with barley pattern and “GHS” monogram. It is in very good condition and working order.
A cylindrical Arts & Crafts humidor with sterling silver geometric designed overlay and original patina made by Heintz Art Metal, c. 1920s.
A Swedish imported .935 silver & tortoise shell hinged snuff box made circa 1900 or earlier, maker “J.S.”