1..First item is a vintage tabletop cigarette dispenser (or holder) from approximately the 1960s or 1970s.Features and DesignThese dispensers were popular smoking accessories for coffee tables or bars. Key features include:Mechanical Operation: It features a "pop-up" mechanism. When the top handle is lifted, a central rod pulls up a set of individual petals or tubes designed to present cigarettes in a decorative, circular fan for guests. Decorative Finials: The handle on top is shaped like a fleur-de-lis or a sword hilt. Aesthetic Details: This specific model has a cylindrical body with an amber or wood-like patina finish, accented by a decorative silver-toned crest or coat of arms. 2..Second object is a vintage-style wooden cigarette holder and dispenser, made from rosewood or sheesham wood. It is designed to hold 10 standard-size cigarettes in individual holes. The case features a folding/flip-top mechanism where the cigarette rack pivots upward for easy access when the lid is opened. The flip top has a brass etched floral design. This is a handmade vintage piece from the mid 20th Century handcrafted in the 1960s. Dimensions: Length...12cm. Width.....7cm. Height....2.5cm. Weight...30g. It is light and small, ideal for carrying. In excellent vintage condition without damage or marks. 3...Third item is an antique cigarette case or tin, likely from the early to mid-20th century. A rectangular, hinged metal container typical of "flat fifties" cigarette tins or personal pocket cases. Branding/Labeling: The inside lid features a printed label or stamp, which was common for manufacturers to include for brand identification or authenticity. Material and Condition: The case is made of steel or another base metal, showing a natural aged patina and some surface oxidation (rust), which is characteristic of vintage utility tins. The text visible on the inside label, specifically "PORTO", suggests the item may have connections to Portugal. While many similar cases were manufactured for major tobacco brands like John Player & Sons or Lucky Strike, this specific item likely originated from a regional Portuguese manufacturer or distributor during the early 1900s. 4...Two tobacco tin boxes. Dunhill Elizabethan Mixture tobacco tin featuring a pictorial of a sailing boat, typically manufactured in the 1960s or 1970s.  This vintage tobacco tin by Murrays is a real gem for collectors of tobacco memorabilia. With its charming patina and classic Erinmore Mixture branding, it is sure to catch the eye of any enthusiast. The 50g tin has been well-loved and has plenty of character, making it an excellent addition to any collection. The Murrays brand is synonymous with quality tobacco products, and this tin is no exception. Its Type, Tobacco Tins, and Brand, Murrays, offer a unique and desirable element to any collection. It is categorised under Collectibles and Tobacciana & Smoking Supplies, making it a must-have item for any collector of vintage smoking memorabilia. NOT AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY TO USA OR CANARY ISLANDS