S.T. Dupont 2 Cigars Case — Monogram 1872, Black

S.T. Dupont 2 Cigars Case — Monogram 1872, Black

A cigar case is a preparatory object. It does not light the cigar, does not cut it, does not receive it at the end — it carries it. The S.T. Dupont Monogram 1872 cigar case carries two cigars in the same collection that houses the lighters and cutter stands and ashtrays: the founding logo present at every stage, from the case in the pocket to the ashtray on the table. In black and gold, the Monogram 1872 case is the most graphic expression of that continuity — the high-contrast version, legible at a glance, the logo reading as clearly on the coated canvas as it does on any surface in the collection.

Monogram 1872 / Coated Canvas

Craftsmanship in metal, as well as the art of lacquer and coated leather, showcase the expertise of S.T. Dupont in the Monogram 1872 collection. The cigar case is constructed in coated canvas — a material suited to travel, resistant to the conditions of a jacket pocket or a bag — decorated with the Monogram 1872 pattern. The gold metal base ties the case to the gold-accented accessories in the same collection: the black cutter stand, the black lighters, the black ashtray. In black and gold, the Monogram 1872 motif on coated canvas is at its most readable: the founding logo in the finish that makes it most visible.

Black / Two Cigars

The case holds two cigars — the right supply for an evening, for a single occasion, for the moment away from the humidor that the case was made for. The fit adjusts to accommodate different ring gauges, so the case works with whatever cigar the evening calls for. At 180 × 60 × 30 mm and 134g, it fits a jacket pocket without displacing what is already there. Black and gold in the hand is unambiguous: the Monogram 1872 collection, present from the first object touched to the last.

Now available at The Tobacconist of Greenwich.