Zippo - No reserve price - Lighter - Steel






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Description from the seller
Up for auction is a magnificent original Zippo lighter, belonging to the historic Venetian series, one of the most iconic and beloved designs from the Bradford house. This model, the 352-TT Venetian Two Tone, stands out for its artistic refinement and the two-tone finish that enhances the engraved logo. The "Venetian" design, originally introduced in 1974, features an elaborate Baroque-inspired floral motif engraved on both sides, with a polished front panel originally intended for initials. Product Features: Brand: Zippo (Original). Model: Venetian Auto Two Tone (Ref. 352-TT). Finish: High Polish Chrome (polished chrome) with bi-color decorations. Origin: Made in USA (Bradford, PA). Design: Laser engraving with a two-tone chrome and gold effect that makes the Zippo logo stand out. Mechanism: Classic windproof insert with flint ignition and the unmistakable "click"
Seller's Story
Up for auction is a magnificent original Zippo lighter, belonging to the historic Venetian series, one of the most iconic and beloved designs from the Bradford house. This model, the 352-TT Venetian Two Tone, stands out for its artistic refinement and the two-tone finish that enhances the engraved logo. The "Venetian" design, originally introduced in 1974, features an elaborate Baroque-inspired floral motif engraved on both sides, with a polished front panel originally intended for initials. Product Features: Brand: Zippo (Original). Model: Venetian Auto Two Tone (Ref. 352-TT). Finish: High Polish Chrome (polished chrome) with bi-color decorations. Origin: Made in USA (Bradford, PA). Design: Laser engraving with a two-tone chrome and gold effect that makes the Zippo logo stand out. Mechanism: Classic windproof insert with flint ignition and the unmistakable "click"
