GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism
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GAZVIT Labat & Cannac Paris Art-Deco 1934 Desk Petrol Lighter Rare Screw Mechanism

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"Le Gazvit" desk petrol lighter designed by Labat & Cannac Paris

This is an extremely rare Art Deco desk petrol lighter, created in Paris, France, by the renowned French manufacturer Labat & Cannac. This exceptional Gazvit model, introduced in 1934, represents the innovative engineering and avant-garde design characteristic of the French lighter industry during the interwar period.

The lighter features a striking industrial-inspired design with geometric patterns, a polished plated finish, and a highly unusual mechanical configuration. The rare mechanism incorporates a vertical screw key system for fuel closure and lift-arm operation, combined with a horizontal spark wheel mechanism, creating a distinctive and seldom-seen technical arrangement.

The piece retains its original fire-tax plaque, an important historical feature found on French petrol lighters of the period. Due to its rarity, unusual engineering, and exceptional Art Deco aesthetic, this Gazvit model is a highly collectible example of early 20th-century French mechanical lighter design, appealing to collectors of vintage lighters, industrial design, and Art Deco objects.

Labat & Cannac

They was a French manufacturer of mechanical pocket and tabletop lighters, active from the early 1920s through the 1950s. Based in Paris, the company became one of France's leading lighter makers, producing innovative petrol and later butane lighters marketed under several trade names, including Dandy, Feurex, Golf, Elge, and L&C. Authentic examples are typically stamped "Labat & Cannac," "L&C," "Dandy," or "Feurex" on the base, lifting arm, or spark wheel assembly. The firm's Dandy models, particularly those featuring decorative celluloid, enamel, or leather coverings and the patented Feurex ignition mechanism, are among its most collectible creations and remain highly sought after by lighter collectors today.

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Country: Paris, France.

Period: Art-Deco, 1934.

Maker: Labat & Cannac Co.

Style: Industrial.

Materials: Polished plated bronze.

Model: Gazvit L&C Paris.

Weight: 90.80 Grams, (58.25 Dwt).

Measurements: H. 102 mm by L. 48 mm by D. 18 mm (4.03 x 1.89 x 0.71 Inches).

Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark and signed in full as follows, "L&C PARIS GAZVIT BREVETE".

Note: This "Gazvit L&C Paris" lighter is empty of any flammable, gas or butane substances and is ready to be ship by any carrier. This lighter just need a new flint and proper lighter fluid. Was tested and is in working condition.

ConditionThe overall condition of this "Gazvit L&C Paris" desk lighter is excellent. Beside the little normal wear there is no damage to the plating and is in working-display condition. All parts are secured in the settings. This piece was carefully inspected to guarantee the condition & authenticity.

INVENTORY REF: D080726BICE/.6754


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