Dicharry Pyrogen

Travel in time guaranteed with the Dicharry Bonnecaze Pyrogen, a faithful reproduction of those found throughout Europe (and particularly in France) in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The strikes had three purposes. First, the upper cylindrical container was used to hold the Matches. Second, the grooved surface on the side (or base) was used to strike and light the match. And finally, the piece was used as an advertising medium. Many companies used such items to promote their products, and were usually provided free of charge at the bar.

Comes with a box of 100 Matches white tip or "strike anywhere".

Ordinary kitchen Matches will not light, as the white tip match is required.