Luger Pistol Table Lighter

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BANG BANG! A striking novelty table lighter cast in the form of a Luger P08 pistol, with a textured, checkered grip. The lighter mechanism — a flip-top striker with adjustable fuel valve — is integrated into the top of the "receiver," while the elongated barrel serves as a decorative flourish, giving the piece real presence on a desk, bar cart, or display shelf. A small ring at the base of the grip allowed the lighter to be hung or displayed upright.
Marked "Japan" on the lighter mechanism, consistent with the mid-century wave of novelty tobacciana produced for the Western market. The silhouette is a faithful, if playful, homage to the German Luger sidearm — a popular form for smoking accessories and collectibles of the era. Good condition and a perfectly functional lighter. Butane insert slides out of the top for refilling. Super cool piece, would look great on a coffee table, desk or displayed in a case. 

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery. 

Specifications
Specifications
Creator

Unknown

Reference No.

LU1853350837202

Place of Origin

Japan

Date of Manufacture

1970s

Dimensions

12 in width
5 in height
1 in depth
seat height

Materials & Technique
Creator

Unknown

Reference No.

LU1853350837202

Place of Origin

Japan

Date of Manufacture

1970s

Dimensions

12 in width
5 in height
1 in depth
seat height

Materials & Technique
Specifications
Creator

Unknown

Reference No.

LU1853350837202

Place of Origin

Japan

Date of Manufacture

1970s

Dimensions

12 in width
5 in height
1 in depth
seat height

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

Luger Pistol Table Lighter

Unknown
$725

BANG BANG! A striking novelty table lighter cast in the form of a Luger P08 pistol, with a textured, checkered grip. The lighter mechanism — a flip-top striker with adjustable fuel valve — is integrated into the top of the "receiver," while the elongated barrel serves as a decorative flourish, giving the piece real presence on a desk, bar cart, or display shelf. A small ring at the base of the grip allowed the lighter to be hung or displayed upright.
Marked "Japan" on the lighter mechanism, consistent with the mid-century wave of novelty tobacciana produced for the Western market. The silhouette is a faithful, if playful, homage to the German Luger sidearm — a popular form for smoking accessories and collectibles of the era. Good condition and a perfectly functional lighter. Butane insert slides out of the top for refilling. Super cool piece, would look great on a coffee table, desk or displayed in a case. 

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery. 

Luger Pistol Table Lighter
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Place of Origin
Date of Manufacture
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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

Luger Pistol Table Lighter

Unknown


$725


BANG BANG! A striking novelty table lighter cast in the form of a Luger P08 pistol, with a textured, checkered grip. The lighter mechanism — a flip-top striker with adjustable fuel valve — is integrated into the top of the "receiver," while the elongated barrel serves as a decorative flourish, giving the piece real presence on a desk, bar cart, or display shelf. A small ring at the base of the grip allowed the lighter to be hung or displayed upright.
Marked "Japan" on the lighter mechanism, consistent with the mid-century wave of novelty tobacciana produced for the Western market. The silhouette is a faithful, if playful, homage to the German Luger sidearm — a popular form for smoking accessories and collectibles of the era. Good condition and a perfectly functional lighter. Butane insert slides out of the top for refilling. Super cool piece, would look great on a coffee table, desk or displayed in a case. 

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery. 

Luger Pistol Table Lighter
Creator
Unknown
Reference No.
LU1853350837202
Place of Origin
Japan
Date of Manufacture
1970s
Dimensions
12 in width
5 in height
1 in depth
seat height