This rare 1930s “The Elm” litho 50 cigar humidor tin, measuring 5 3/8″ x 5 3/4″, is in good condition with no rust, one dent and a pin hole in the top, and some age related paints scratches and chips. The lid cannot be opened. This detailed, colorful tin features a magnificent elm tree at the corner of Canal and Elm Streets in New York in 1812. The tobacco was manufactured by the C. Company in Factory 2/4-649, Manilla, Philippines, Islands.
Absolutely incredible and rare 1900’s English BullDog Tobacco Container/Humidor with removable head as lid. Has “Tobacco” embossed across the front. Very nice condition with original paint still clear and evident. These antique pieces have variations from one to the other- with that said, the ears on this dog do not match, but they do not feel sharp like they were damaged and look complete. No other obvious signs of chips, cracks, crazing, etc. There is a piece of clear tape on body of item that looks as old as the piece itself. No evident damage is visible through the tape, but I elected to not try to remove it, nor did I make any attempt to clean this rare, antique item. Please see pics for further description and condition.
Victorian, 19th century, Majolica Black Boy with Pipe sitting on a melon, Black Americana Tobacco Jar/Humidor. Excellent condition with vibrant colors. Has a tiny chip in glaze on top front of red hat. We specialize in “Market Fresh Picks” from Estate buyouts. Check out my other listings. In the Antiques, Coins & Jewelry business since 1985.