Elegant French cigar case dating to the late 19th century. Made of mahogany and veneered with thuya, ebony and rosewood. An elaborate brass cartouche is set into the lid, which has never been engraved. Label on the underside from the original retailer; "Reichel Ebenisterie" which was located at numbers 2,4,6,8 Passage du Havre, in Paris. Most likely retailed small pieces of furniture as well as items like the box shown here as well as tantuluses and similar items. The shop also solid Port and tobacco. Everything the Victorian gentleman needed for his 19th century "man cave". The inside contains five sliding trays that each hold 12 cigars. Three of the trays have been reglued (they were in two pieces). Original brass pull knobs. Original feet on the box.

Some wear and scratching on the lid, and some light fading/discoloration on the side panels. Structurally very sound. With key. Missing some veneer, as pictured.

11" wide, 8" deep, 8" tall. The grooves for the cigars are appx. 5" long.

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