“Tobacciana”
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The best table lighters spark joy, style and yes, actual flames
Your coffee table is probably missing something. Something that your grandparents, no doubt, never let leave their coffee table: a proper lighter. I don't know how often you need a flame at arms length, but these uniquely designed implements of ignition can certainly come in handy. After all, the modern man has candles to burn, CBD pre-rollies to spark and sage bundles to smudge, right?
Not to mention, a handsome table lighter is a unique conversation piece to have among the other items on your coffee table. It's something from a different era—an item that doesn't quite belong. Yet it adds an air of sophistication and yes, even a touch of danger. The real question is what type of lighter suits your style and interiors? We've sourced a range for you here, but be warned: they're in demand. Vintage items go fast and even new items—like Seth Rogen's car-inspired pop-up lighter—often sell out and wind up on reseller sites.
Silver-plated table lighter,
$1,875 by Sir Jacks
Tortoise petrol lighter,
$45 by Tsubota Pearl
Brass electric lighter,
$25.99 by CB2
The “car lighter,”Houseplant
$280 byVintage teak and brass table lighter,
$195 at 1stDibs
1935 replica original lighter,
$40 by Zippo
Acetate lighter with nesting ashtray,
$450 by Edie Parker
“Tobacciana”
The word for anything related to tobacco companies and their products. It’s become something of a niche hobby over the past few decades.
P3632 torch lighter,
$150 by Porsche Design
Stash case/lighter duo,
$30 by Smoke Honest
Quad torch table lighter,
$29.99 by Jobon
None of these lighters will (or should) ship with fuel, so you’ll need to fill them up to use them. Zippo’s lighter fuel is gold-standard here because the fluid is clean burning, low odor and easy to use.
$9.95 (for a two-pack) by Zippo
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