Antique cigarette lighters

Antique cigarette lighters are older lighters that were manufactured in the past and are now considered collectible items. These lighters can range from simple, early designs to highly ornate and decorative models made of various materials such as metal, glass, and plastic.
Antique lighters depend on age, material, origin, style and quality, and usually cost between one hundred and one dry dollar.

Antique cigarette case with lighter

An antique cigarette case with a lighter is a combination of a cigarette case and lighter that is considered an antique, or older item that is now considered collectible. These items can range from simple designs to highly ornate and decorative models made of various materials such as metal, glass, and plastic.

Antique cigarette lighters for sale

Before collecting antique lighters, it is best to pay attention to their production year and issue, but also should look at the lacquer work, inlay or screw craft style.
1. limit the number of lighters issued, generally a variety within 10,000 pieces is more appropriate
2. the grade of the lighter should be in the mid-range and above, which can ensure the quality of the collection and collection value
3. the brand is very important, some lighters produced mainly for the purpose of marketing collectibles brand, is worth collecting objects
4. the lighter itself has artistic connotation or commemorative value
Special reminder: the existence of defects or unusable lighter is difficult to appreciate, except for rare and precious products.

Types of antique lighters

There are many different types of antique lighters, each with its own unique design, style, and functionality. Some common types of antique lighters include:
Table lighters: Large, decorative lighters meant to be used on a table or other flat surface.
Pocket lighters: Smaller, portable lighters that can be carried in a pocket or purse.
Flint lighters: Lighters that use a flint and a striker to create a spark and ignite the fuel.
Dupont lighters: High-end, luxury lighters made by the French company Dupont.
Ronson lighters: Lighters made by the American company Ronson, known for their quality and durability.
Zippo lighters: Metal lighters with a distinctive hinge design that can be opened and closed like a pocket knife.
Liquid fuel lighters: Lighters that use a liquid fuel, such as kerosene or alcohol, to create a flame.