In this issue
Five lighters, each chosen one at a time: a tricolour Dupont in its red box, a diamond-point Ligne 2 with full papers, a tortoiseshell Rollagas and a Cartier stamped plaqué or.
Read the collection
Each piece is photographed as it is, with its marks, its wear and whatever came with it. Write for further pictures or details of any lighter.
No. 1
Tricolour lacquer with fleurs-de-lis
Gold-plated body with lacquer panels in red, white and blue, the blue scattered with gold fleurs-de-lis. Fluted flint wheel and reeded sides.
No. 2
Ligne 2, diamond-point guilloché
Silver-toned body cut in the pointe de diamant pattern, the house's best-known finish. Complete with its full set of papers.
No. 3
Rollagas, tortoiseshell lacquer
Gold-plated Rollagas with tortoiseshell-pattern lacquer panels and the ribbed roller that gives the model its name.
No. 4
Lined guilloché
Silver-finish body engraved with fine horizontal lines, framed by a plain border, with a reeded side wheel. Honest wear consistent with use.
No. 5
Woven engraving, gold plate
Slim rectangular lighter engraved all over in a basket-weave pattern. The base is stamped Cartier Paris, plaqué or G, and carries its serial number.
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Write about the piece you like. You will have a reply with the price, more photographs and anything else you want to know.
Marks, wear and missing parts are shown and stated plainly. What you see in the photographs is what arrives.
Sent from Rome, packed with care and insured for its full value.
Made to be used, kept for a lifetime, and passed on.The Lighter Gazette, Rome