Givenchy Vintage Blue Lacquer With Gold Lighter

• Name: Classic
• Material: Blue Lacquer Art / Gold Trim
• Condition: New in original box
• This item will be shipped without fluid
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Givenchy vintage lighters are collectible luxury accessories from the French fashion house, primarily produced in the late 1970s and 1980s as high-end butane or flint-ignition models made in France. They often feature elegant designs with gold-toned accents, thumb-roll mechanisms, and branding stamped on the body or base. Popular models include the 1600 (grey with gold cap), 2000 (gold body), 2400 (gold-plated variants), and rarer ones like the 3400 or 27 Flame. These were marketed as sophisticated smoking accessories, sometimes including original boxes, cases, and instructions.

Key Features and Examples

• Design: Slim, metallic finishes (e.g., black, grey, or gold) with engraved Givenchy logos; some have personalized initials or striped patterns.
• Functionality: Most use butane gas or lighter fluid; many still work if maintained, though collectors often seek them for aesthetics over daily use.
• Rarity: Items from the Showa era (e.g., 1984) are particularly prized by enthusiasts.

Where to Buy or Learn More

• eBay and Kingzendo: Best for auctions and unique finds; search for “Givenchy lighter” yields dozens of options.
• Collector Communities: Reddit’s r/lighters has threads on repairs and model info—e.g., tips for fixing gas flow issues or identifying stamps.

Key Specifications (General)

• Fuel Type: Butane gas (refillable via valve).
• Ignition: Flint-wheel (most models) or piezoelectric electronic (select series like G4400).
• Materials: Brass body with gold plating, enamel, or lacquer accents; some with gilding or fluted patterns.
• Dimensions (Typical): Length: 7 cm; Width: 2.4 cm; Height: 1.1 cm.
• Weight (Typical): 53–145 g (varies by finish; heavier brass models up to 145 g).
• Features: Adjustable flame dial, windproof elements in some, often include original boxes, cases, and instructions.
• Origin: Made in France.

Additional Notes

• Collectibility: Prices range $70–$230; boxed models fetch more. Look for stamps like “Made in France” for authenticity.
• Modern Reproductions: Some sites (e.g., Sherry007) offer brass replicas with “PING” sound, but originals lack current official support.
• Care: Use refined butane; avoid overfilling to prevent leaks.