Before humidors became chrome-trimmed gadgets, there was craftsmanship like this. A hand-finished oak cigar box built for men who knew that patience, tobacco, and conversation all belonged to the same ritual. The lid bears a bold brass “Cigars” script inlay, curling across the grain like a signature from a more confident century. Beneath it, the interior is tin-lined and ventilated, punched with a cross-pattern to regulate humidity the old-fashioned way-through design, not batteries. The antique brass clasp still closes smoothly, though the key has been lost to time’s junk drawer, and the wood has taken on that deep, warm tone that can’t be faked or forced. Dimensions: 9.75″ wide x 6.5″ deep x 4 high. Condition: Excellent structural integrity; interior shows age-appropriate patina and light oxidation. Ideal as a display humidor, bar-top accent, or desktop catchall for the man (or woman) who appreciates timeless design. A relic from when even the simplest pleasures came in oak and brass. Antique humidor, cigar box, oak box, brass inlay, tin lined, gentlemen’s decor, Art Deco, speakeasy, smoking accessories, vintage barware, desktop humidor, 1930s cigar chest, tobacco collectible, classic Americana.