Holiday Havens

This year, organize your gift lists for cigar lovers by the sanctuaries in which they smoke

Posted: Thursday, December 06, 2007

By CA Staff  

The Library Nothing is more conducive to reading and study than a great cigar. Our gift selection sits atop the desk pad from the six-element wood-trimmed Bey Berk desk set from Judy Paulen Designs Ltd. ($299.99, available at Bloomingdale's, 212-705-2833). Left side (top to bottom): Atoll Havana three-finger cigar case in crocodile print leather ($110, www.purolujointernational.com); Elie Bleu Fruit table lighter in dyed sycamore ($450, www.eliebleu.fr); The Art of Drinking, edited by Philippa Glanville and Sophie Lee ($50), AirCraft: The Jet As Art, photographs by Jeffrey Milstein ($29.95) and The Eternal Sea, photographs by Philip Plisson ($55, Harry N. Abrams Inc., www.hnabooks.com); Sarome solid brass flint lighter with abalone inlay ($230, 866-617-1670); IM Corona Classic black lacquer and palladium lighter ($180, www.savinelliusa.com); Alfred Dunhill Bulldog pen/cigar stand ($550, www.dunhill.com) with Graf von Faber-Castell Pen of the Year ($3,000, www.graf-von-faber-castell.com); Elle Bleu Fruit 200 capacity desktop humidor ($2,600, www.eliebleu.fr) and Michel Perrenoud mahogany tabletop cutter in black lacquer ($2,800, www.michel-perrenoud.ch). Right side (top to bottom): Ashton Crystal Ashtray ($75, www.ashtoncigar.com); Michel Perrenoud mahogany humidor with clock ($6,080, www.michel-perrenoud.ch); S.T. Dupont Double Blade cutter ($435, www.st-dupont.com) and wood-trimmed Bey Berk note holder and letter opener from Judy Paulen Designs (part of above desk set).

Photos by James Worrell

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