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This vintage table lighter features a porcelain body with a classic fox hunting motif, a popular aesthetic for Mid-Century tobacco accessories. These types of table lighters were frequently produced in Japan during the post-WWII era (1950s-1970s), often utilizing mechanical inserts from brands such as Ronson or similar Japanese generic manufacturers.
While the specific porcelain manufacturer cannot be definitively identified without a bottom stamp, they were often produced by ceramics companies like Noritake or generic export potteries in Seto/Arita. The ownership of such vintage items today falls under individual collectors or antique dealers rather than a singular corporate entity, as most original manufacturers of these specific lifestyle accessories have either pivoted their business models or ceased production of this category.
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