Description :
This vintage turned wood matchstick holder is both functional and collectible. Crafted from solid wood with a rich burgundy finish, the cylindrical vessel features a domed screw-top lid and contains a generous supply of strike-anywhere matches. The base includes a classic striker strip mounted into the bottom, allowing for convenient one-handed lighting. The smooth, lathe-turned body and compact size make this an attractive addition to rustic interiors, camping kits, or tobacco and pipe collections.
Era:
Mid-20th Century (likely 1950s–1970s)
Style:
Rustic Utility / Folk Craft
Technique:
Lathe-turned wood with hand-stained finish; glued-in striker strip
Tools Used:
Wood lathe, hand file, stain brush, adhesive for striker
History:
Matchstick holders like this were often used near hearths or stoves for quick fire-starting, and were popular in both homes and outdoor settings.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown (common for folk-turned or small-batch utility items)
Measurements:
1 ⅞" Diameter x 4 ¾" Tall (as labeled)
Suggested Weight:
Approximately 0.3–0.5 pounds
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Item Number : P12952
Category : Misc Home Décor & Furniture
Brand : UK
