Cigar keepsakes through the ages: Yenke Peddler antiques Published: Apr. 11, 2019, 10:00 a.m. This plate is advertising for the Cubanola 5-cent cigar and is worth about $35.

Like a lot of things, the cigar cutters of today have gone high-tech with laser cutters representing the state of the art. All the same, old-school cutters still have many adherents.

Tramp art has been made for many years, but the name was invented by a folk-art author in 1959 to describe whittled objects made from old cigar boxes and other scrap wood.

One bidder paid $42,550 for a well-documented Indian maiden cigar store figure at a 2014 antiques auction. The hand-carved figure was pictured in the 1970s book "Treasury of American Design ...

Tramp art has been made for many years, but the name was invented by a folk art author in 1959 to describe whittled objects made from old cigar boxes and other scrap wood.

Smoking tobacco originated in the New World and no less an explorer than Christopher Columbus was among the first to witness ...

Artists Rubber Art Maestro Martha Friedman’s Brooklyn Waterfront Studio Contains Gallons of Silicone and a Bundle of Antique Cigars. The artist introduces us to her custom "Martha Tool" and ...

This painted cast-iron turtle cigar cutter is among more than 600 pieces of fine and decorative art to be sold Saturday at Morphy Auctions, 2000 N. Reading Road, Denver.

Several years ago, I flipped on my television to the popular antique appraisal program “Antiques Roadshow” and was surprised to see a “cigar-store Indian” that, according to its owner, had ...