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Catalog: Popular Collectibles: Specialty: Tobacco (2)


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Vintage Art Deco Bates & B Fob Cigar Cheroot Cutter P Dated
All Items : Popular Collectibles : Specialty : Tobacco : Pre 1920 item #1150206 (stock #T 1738)
Vintage Art Deco Bates & B Fob Cigar Cheroot Cutter P Dated
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Mimi Dee Artwear
$59.00
Art Deco with the hammered look of Arts Crafts, rose gold plated cigar cheroot cutter fob with maker's mark of Bates & B - for Bacon - and patent dated: Mar. 28, 1916.
Opening is 7mm allowing a pencilsize cigar. Does it look like a bat or a cat with a collar?
1 3/8" (includes loop) X 1".
You do not have to smoke to enjoy wearing this as a charm or as a pendant! Very nice pre owned vintage condition...
Antique Victorian Art Nouveau Lady Cheroot Cigar Leather Case
All Items : Popular Collectibles : Specialty : Tobacco : Pre 1920 item #1121839 (stock #T 1729)
Antique Victorian Art Nouveau Lady Cheroot Cigar Leather Case
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Mimi Dee Artwear
$59.00
Circa 1900. Not often found Art Nouveau lady motif in a cheroot or cigar leather case. The lady is holding up a lily over her head and does not have the usual flowing hair, but what appears to be a bob with a fringe? So is that Art Deco? Early 20's? She is not quite nude, though her pelvic region is rather defined, but wearing a scoop neck, cap sleeve, long dress that hugs then flows around her feet. Where are the bosoms? Much confusion here.
Still tres Art Nouveau era...
 
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