This rare cigarette dispenser made of solid 900 silver, manufactured around 1925 by Otto Bortenreuter from Dresden, is a masterpiece of the early Art Deco style. With space for approx. 50 cigarettes and two side boxes - one for matches with moisture protection and a rubbing surface, the other with a glass insert for used matches - it combines functionality with elegance. Original patina, no defects, a museum collector's item for lovers of antique silverware.
A masterpiece of silversmithing and a fascinating testimony to the early Art Deco era: this extraordinary cigarette dispenser made of solid 900 silver, manufactured around 1925 in the renowned Dresden silversmithy of Otto Bortenreuter, combines functionality and elegance to perfection.
With space for around 50 cigarettes, this piece of jewelry not only offers practical use, but also a touch of luxury for the pleasurable moment. Two well thought-out and removable boxes have been integrated on the side: One for matches, equipped with a spring-supported lid to protect against moisture and a rubbing surface for ignition, and a holder with a glass insert for burnt matches - also made of solid silver. Every detail is well thought out and speaks for the excellent craftsmanship of the time.
The original patina preserves the authentic charm of this museum collector's item, which is in impeccable condition. A real highlight for lovers of antique silverwork and Art Deco designs - this is a stylish chimney piece!
Dimensions & details - Silver 900/- - Weight 408.39 g - L/W/H: 19 x 13 x 10 cm