Light It Up!Vintage Electric Cigarette-Cigar Table Lighters
We're proud to say... this may be the largest collection of vintage electric cigarette and cigar table lighters, you'll find on the internet. Not the largest by no means. I know of a collector that said he has around 100 of these type of lighters. Instead of adding more to this gallery, I added another gallery of vintage art deco electric lighters. Enjoy and Happy Hunting!
On the right we have.... vintage chalkware piece from the 40's or 50's featuring a sea sailor or fisherman, electric lighter that mounts on a wall. Has a working pipe to light a cigar or a cigarette, the glass eyes also glow when the button on his chin, is held for a few seconds. I have only seen a few of these and they were a bronze color with a wood backing. This one is not bronze and no wood backing. The buttons I have seen on these, are located on the chin, this one is not. No brand name/maker.
In this gallery of vintage lighters, you'll see some 1920's-30's Vintage electric cigarette-cigar table lighters, and soon to be... antique electric lighters. These type of electric lighters would sit on a table or desk. Some you can pick up and it will light by holding it sideways, some have a push button to light it up. Most of these lighters plug into the wall outlet, and some you can plug into a table lamp or hanging lamp bulb socket.
Below you'll see one of my - now favorite electric lighters, made by USALite. I'm also big on the USALite brand flashlights, with over 110 in my collection. Now I have a lighter by'em. Perfect fit. Really don't think I will ever get, that many electric lighters by USALite. This may be the only one?
 1930's or early 40's. USALite Electric Lighter. |
 1930's Culer Player Electric Lighter. Onyn Stone w/Brass Culer Player. Tilt To Light. 5" tall |
 1930's Vidrio Electric Cigarette-Cigar Lighter. Marbled Slagged Glass & Ashtray w/Box. Tilt To Light |
 1930's Electric Cigarette-Cigar Lighter. Marbled Slagged Glass By Vidrio Products CORP. Tilt To Light |
 Eagle Art Deco Ceramic Corbalt Blue Electric lighter. Tilt To Light - 2 1/2" x 3" |
 Brass cigar lighter, with map of North America on the base. Tilt To Light - 8" tall and 4" wide at the base. |
 Art Deco Ceramic Corbalt Dark Blue Electric Lighter. Push Button - 2 1/2" x 2" |
 Eagle Art Deco Ceramic Black Electric lighter. Tilt To Light - 2 1/2" x 3" |
 1930's Casco Bakelite Push Button Electric Lighter 4" 1/4" |
 1940's-1950's Trga-Boye turquoise teal desk lamp, electric clock and electric lighter. The lamp, clock and lighter, are all in working condition. Not a real phone. The electric lighter is located in the receiver. Turns on by pushing the button on the receiver. |
 Timelite Clock/Lighter built into a telephone Push Button On Receiver To Light 7" x 4 1/2" x6" |
 Element View |
 Manning Bowman Tobbacco Electric Lighter. Push Button On Side. Also came with a plug to insert into a lamp socket Also plugs in to a wall outlet. |
 RediLite electric lighter. Came with the box and instructions. Has a stand, or can be used as a hanger. Plugs into a lamp socket 6" tall. |
 1930's Quike-Lite Electric Lighter. Push button to light. Made by Circle F MFG. Company Trenton, NJ. 6" tall. |
 Gold Tassel-Liter. Push Button On Side To Light Screws into a lamp socket. Bulb goes in below plug 1931 ad on the right. They sold for $3.00 each. |
 Mulberry Tassel-Liter. Push Button On Side To Light. Instructions and Box Screws into a lamp socket. Bulb goes in below plug. Pull Chain To Turn Light On |
 1930's Tassel-Liter. Without the tassel. Push button on side. 4" tall. |
 Cuno Electric Match Lighter Libray Model Plugs in a lamp socket. Push Button On Side To Light The cord is 7 feet long |
 Flaming Fanny Electric Lighter. He's sitting on the part to light your smoke. 4" Tall |
 Rabbit Electric Lighter Yellow glass base. Tilt To Light 5 1/2" |
 Green electric lighter made from aluminum. Push button to light. 4 1/4" tall. |
 1920's-1930's Hold-Heet electric match lighter, that still works. Push button to light. 7" tall. May have been a counter top lighter in a cigar store. Made by Russell Electric Company, Chicago, Ill. USA. Hold-Heet original label/sticker located on the bottom of the base. Seen on the right. |
 1940's Elec-Tray automatic electric pop up lighter R.S. Wilcox Company, Hiilsdale, Mich. printed on the box The lighter was made by Casco, with instruction on using the lighter. |
 1950's Casco electric pop up lighter. Model LAC-1 |
