Match Box

Vintage Lane Parsons Style End Table. Walnut box matched veneer. Great lines and shape, timeless design.

This early piece combines an ashtray, a cigarette box and a match holder in one object. The elephant's head functions as a lid, lifting to reveal the cigarette box inside.

Condition: The overall condition of this George Adam Scheid vesta matches, and wick box is excellent. Besides the little normal wear, there is no damage to the silver.

The set consists of two beautifully matched pieces—a stylish stationery box and an elegant desk pad, both adorned with the well-matched crocodile skins.

■Inscriptions 　　There are inscriptions and inscriptions, etc. as shown. ■ 　　A precautionary box that matches the box.

A 1' drawer for accessories, comes with a cigar cutter and box of matches. The piece is a would be a compliment to any cigar aficionado for the office, smoking room, or Bar area.

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Whether worn alone as a statement piece or layered with other bracelets for a chic stacked look, this ribbon row diamond exudes sophistication and charm, making it the perfect access...

Beautiful accent pieces to elevate any nightstand, desk or side table. Perfect for matches, joints or a pill box.  

Beautiful accent piece to elevate any nightstand, desk or side table. Perfect for matches, joints or a pill box.  

Note in photos the larger boxes for pipes/cigars, smaller storage boxes for tobacco/matches, also an ash tray and candle stick.

A lightweight cotton is completed with a 'Keepin it real GUCCI' graphic printed across the center that matches the front of the box it comes in. Tag is labeled '24/100' indicating th...

The drawer fronts feature walnut veneers in a box match veneer. The hardware is cast brass, acid dipped and hand-rubbed to achieve a deep, natural patina.

The six graduated drawer fronts feature walnut veneers in a box match pattern. Hardware is cast from brass, acid dipped and hand-rubbed to achieve a rich, natural patina.

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On top of the lid with hollow turned antler box for matches. Executed ca. 1890/1900. Measures: Height 11.81" (30.0cm) Diameter 7.87" (20.0cm) At the beginning of the 19th century t...