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Details: This is a gorgeous silver plated Ronson lighter, it's their Queen Anne model, (U.S. Patent 2.481.195), made in Newark NJ, between 1950 and 1961. This is a very elegant looking lighter, it has a an Art Deco look with three different patterns: A scroll scroll on top, beads/dots, in the center, and embossed stripes, fading from larger to smaller towards the bottom. The oval shape and pedestal are just outstanding. It has green felt on the bottom to protect your furniture. If you're looking for a lighter for your bar, entertainment area, or for a gift, this one will not disappoint, it is in absolutely wonderful condition! Please note: The lighter needs gas, we cannot ship these with any type of lighter fluid/gas or flint, therefore, these may need to be replaced once you are ready to use it. Vintage lighters can be prone to failure. By purchasing this lighter you understand and accept all the following statements: You will use at your own risk. You do not hold Antigo Trunk liable for any damages caused by this product. You are 18 years of age or older. We were unable to test this lighter, once received, this lighter may not function. Our lighters are sold as collectors items only. This item qualifies for Free Shipping, (continental US)

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