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Table lighters collectors' guide
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This is a place where every cigarette lighters collector has to visit. This blog mainly focuses on vintage wick and gas table (desk) lighters manufactured in the years 1910–1970. For all lighters and accessories pictured in the blog, there is a comprehensive description, with dimensions, weight and values.
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A.S.R. Classic Table Lighter, 1949
The 'Classic' (model no. 1250 T) was manufactured in 1949 by the American Safety Razor Co. in the United States (Brooklyn, New York). This model was available only in gleaming rhodium finish. The look of the table lighter refers to the Arts and Cr...
Ronson Leona, 1949
The Ronson Leona was first manufactured in 1949 in Newark, New Jersey, USA. The production ceased in ca. 1955. According to U. Cummings the lighter was named after Leona Aronson who was the wife of Alexander H. Aronson the son of Louis V. Ronson - ...
Dunhill Aladdin\'s Lamp, 1952
The Dunhill Aladdin's Lamp (also known as the Roman Lamp) lighter was manufactured in 1952 and probably also in 1953 in England in limited series. It is also known as the Roman Lamp. This solid vintage petrol table lighter was manufactured in three d...
Ronson Varaflame Luralite, 1967
The Varaflame Luralite is one of the 25 different table lighter models of Ronson produced in the second half of the 1960s. This particular butane lighter model was manufactured in Woodbridge in New Jersey (U.S.A.) between 1967 and 1971. The Varaflame...
Tiffany & Co Witchball, 1956
The Witchball table lighter was made by Tiffany & Co. between 1956 and 1958 in London, England. This figural wick lighter presents a witch ball which have been very popular since the 18th century in England. Witch balls appeared later in the...
Dunhill Sylph Ruler, 1954

