This elegant Wadsworth gold-tone cigarette case, made in the USA during the 1950s, is a shining example of mid-century craftsmanship.

The case features a satin-brushed gold finish with etched floral accents flanking a central polished stripe—subtle yet stylish.

Inside, you’ll find a radiant engine-turned (guilloché) interior, a decorative pattern known for its precise, machine-etched brilliance.

The case opens and closes with a crisp clasp, and the construction quality lives up to Wadsworth’s reputation for durable yet decorative accessories.

Wadsworth pieces are increasingly sought after by collectors, and few examples remain in such well-preserved condition—especially with both the floral etching and guilloché interior fully intact. There are some significant scuffs on the front and back (hard to see in the photos), but they add to its overall charm and can be expected on something of this age. 

This piece originates from an inherited collection of unsold retail inventory.

Dimensions: ~5.1" x 2.75" x .25"

Sold as-is. FINAL SALE.