Ronson Queen Anne Tabletop Lighter

Vintage Ronson Queen Anne tabletop lighter. Made in "Occupied Japan," meaning it was produced sometime between 1945-1952. 

Vintage Ronson Queen Anne tabletop lighter. Made in "Occupied Japan," meaning it was produced sometime between 1945-1952. During the post-World War II occupation, Japan became a manufacturing hub for American companies seeking affordable production. Ronson, the legendary lighter manufacturer, capitalized on this opportunity, producing quality lighters under the "Occupied Japan" mark—a designation now highly sought by collectors. These pieces represent a fascinating intersection of American design and Japanese craftsmanship.

Tabletop lighters like this Queen Anne model were essential home accessories during the mid-20th century, prized for their reliability and decorative appeal. The Queen Anne design reflects the elegant aesthetic of the era, featuring refined details that made it a statement piece on any desk or side table. Ronson's reputation for precision engineering ensures this lighter remains functional and collectible. The "Occupied Japan" marking adds historical significance and authenticity, making this a valuable addition to vintage lighter collections and mid-century home décor enthusiasts.

Condition: Good. Used. Needs polishing and new wick. See images for full details.