Fighter Jet Table Lighter

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Overview

Great table lighter cast in the unmistakable silhouette of a twin-engine fighter jet — swept delta wings, a sharply pointed nose cone, and twin canted tail fins reminiscent of the F-15 Eagle. Rendered in a lustrous chromed pewter-tone finish with fine engraved panel lines along the fuselage and wings, the model reads as much like a piece of sculptural desk art as it does a functional object. The lighter mechanism itself is cleverly integrated into the aircraft's spine just aft of the cockpit, with a knurled flint wheel, hinged flip cap, and a small adjustment screw for the flame. The undercarriage has three free-spinning wheels beneath the nose and wings let the jet be rolled across a bar or credenza, a small mechanical flourish typical of the playful, well-made novelty items produced in Japan during this period. 

Several other table lighters available in separate listings. 

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery. 

Specifications
Specifications
Creator

Unknown

Reference No.

LU1853351115802

Place of Origin

Japan

Date of Manufacture

1970s

Dimensions

8 in width
2 in height
5 in depth
seat height

Materials & Technique
Creator

Unknown

Reference No.

LU1853351115802

Place of Origin

Japan

Date of Manufacture

1970s

Dimensions

8 in width
2 in height
5 in depth
seat height

Materials & Technique
Specifications
Creator

Unknown

Reference No.

LU1853351115802

Place of Origin

Japan

Date of Manufacture

1970s

Dimensions

8 in width
2 in height
5 in depth
seat height

Materials & Technique
Designer Notes
Unknown
No known designer or manufacturer.
Merit

Fighter Jet Table Lighter

Unknown
$745

Great table lighter cast in the unmistakable silhouette of a twin-engine fighter jet — swept delta wings, a sharply pointed nose cone, and twin canted tail fins reminiscent of the F-15 Eagle. Rendered in a lustrous chromed pewter-tone finish with fine engraved panel lines along the fuselage and wings, the model reads as much like a piece of sculptural desk art as it does a functional object. The lighter mechanism itself is cleverly integrated into the aircraft's spine just aft of the cockpit, with a knurled flint wheel, hinged flip cap, and a small adjustment screw for the flame. The undercarriage has three free-spinning wheels beneath the nose and wings let the jet be rolled across a bar or credenza, a small mechanical flourish typical of the playful, well-made novelty items produced in Japan during this period. 

Several other table lighters available in separate listings. 

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery. 

Fighter Jet Table Lighter
Creator
Reference No.
Place of Origin
Date of Manufacture
Dimensions
Materials & Technique
Los Angeles
2360 S Robertson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Southampton
257 County Rd 39A
Southampton, NY 11968
LA (310) 876-1440
NY (631) 333-2004
sales@merit-la.com
www.merit-la.com
Merit

Fighter Jet Table Lighter

Unknown


$745


Great table lighter cast in the unmistakable silhouette of a twin-engine fighter jet — swept delta wings, a sharply pointed nose cone, and twin canted tail fins reminiscent of the F-15 Eagle. Rendered in a lustrous chromed pewter-tone finish with fine engraved panel lines along the fuselage and wings, the model reads as much like a piece of sculptural desk art as it does a functional object. The lighter mechanism itself is cleverly integrated into the aircraft's spine just aft of the cockpit, with a knurled flint wheel, hinged flip cap, and a small adjustment screw for the flame. The undercarriage has three free-spinning wheels beneath the nose and wings let the jet be rolled across a bar or credenza, a small mechanical flourish typical of the playful, well-made novelty items produced in Japan during this period. 

Several other table lighters available in separate listings. 

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery. 

Fighter Jet Table Lighter
Creator
Unknown
Reference No.
LU1853351115802
Place of Origin
Japan
Date of Manufacture
1970s
Dimensions
8 in width
2 in height
5 in depth
seat height