An unusual (and humorous!) Antique English Sterling Silver Figural Pig Cigar Cutter. The cutter is build into the back of the pig and the pig’s tail releases the mechanism after a clipping. Truly a conversation piece! Made in London, England. Dated 1905. Fully Hallmarked. Nice Patina. Excellent Condition. Very Good Weight. The pig measures 4 in. in length, approx. 1 ¼ in. in width and 2 in. in height.

An Antique Horn Cigar Cutter with a cigar cutter mechanism set into the horn. The cigar cutter measures approx. 9 in. in length and 1 ¾ in. in width. Very Good Condition.

An Antique Ivory Handled Cigar Cutter mounted with a fabulous figural Austrian Silver Boar’s Head Mount. The hinged jaw creates the cutting mechanism for clipping the tip of the cigar. Decorative Garnet eyes. Austrian Hallmarks, circa 1900. Lovely Patina. Excellent Condition. The cigar cutter measures approx. 11 ½ in. in length and 1 ¼ in. in width.

An Antique English Horn Cigar Cutter with a simple Sterling Silver Mount. Made in London, England. Dated 1909. Fully Hallmarked. Excellent Condition. The cigar cxutter measures approx. 7 ¼ in. in length and 1 ¼ in. in width.

A stunning Antique Austrian Silver Figural Eagle Head and Ivory Cigar Cutter. The figural silver Eagle’s head is magnificent; the beak is beautifully formed and it is finely etched to depict the soft, layered feathering of the bird. And the garnet eyes add a nice touch. The lower jaw of the beak is hinged and acts as the cutter. It locks in place and can be released by pressing the button beneath. Austrian Hallmarks. English Import Stamps. Imported into London in 1907. Nice Patina. Excellent Con... Click for details

A classic Antique Austrian Silver Figural Boar’s Head and Ivory Cigar Cutter. The silver boar’s head is deeply etched to perfectly recreate the coarse, brittle fur of the boar. The snout of the boar becomes the ideal insert for the cigar’s tip as the hinged cutter bears down from above. A small button underneath releases the cutter. Fully Hallmarked, circa 1900. Stamped with G.A.S. maker’s mark. Fabulous Patina Excellent Condition. The cigar cutter measures approx. 13 ½ in. in length and 1 ¾ in... Click for details

Throughout the world, cigar accessories were very popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when over 70% of all males were smokers. This is a prime example of the “hunt” style cigar cutter used by smokers during that time period. This particular cigar cutter is made with a stag horn handle and the spring action cutter is of stainless steel. The piece is in very good condition. Marked Solingen 5650. Length: 8 1/2 inches

This is an attractive and well-made stainless steel spring action and antelope horn bodied cigar cutter. Over 70% of all males were smokers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Therefore, there was an abundance of smoking accessories produced during that period to accompany the ritual of cigar smoking. Today, these items are highly collected as decorative and functional conversation pieces. This piece is in very good estate condition. Length: 11 inches

This is truly a cigar aficionado’s delight! A sterling silver box with a cigar cutting mechanism on top and a small button that when pressed releases and reveals a box behind the match striker plaque below it. It was made in London by Cooke & Kelvey in 1916. It is fully hallmarked. Also, it was then retailed in Calcutta as is noted on the box. It is very condition. The box measures 4 in. X 2 ¾ in. at its base and stands 3 1/8 in. high.