December 5 & 6, 2018 Fine and Decorative Arts
Early 20th century. The patinated Spelter cigar cutter depicting a Native American figure with war club on a square plinth marked "STRAITON & STORM, "JOE BRANDT", "PINNACLE BOUQUET", "NEW YORK CEGARS"". The plinth with three holes of varying size for cigar ends. A lever on the right facing operates the cutting mechanism. The advertising bell-form clock for "BELLE OF BOURBON", a Canadian Belle whiskey label on back board of case. Condition: Both items have undisturbed surface. Match safe may have been mounted in hold on plinth of the cigar cutter. Clock movement is absent. Cigar cutter is 17-1/2" tall; clock is 12-1/2" by 13".
Item Dimensions: Larger: 12 - 3/4" x 7 - 1/2" x 12 - 3/4".