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This one is a mistery to me - maybe you will immediately identify.

Chromed brass finish, solid machined body and cap.

No markings at all.

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Lights up with pushing the lower button:

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Open and lit up:

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Plain filling screw:

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I find it a pretty model, but failed to identify its origin so far.

Thank you Joe for your hypothesis. I see your point, but it would need somebody well tooled to produce this as a one-off.

It is machined, and what you spot on the pictures enlargements are partly traces of dirt, actually remains of polish.

If I had to guess the production method, I would say that a brass sheet is folded for the jacket, soldered to solid parts for bottom and upper parts of the body, and the cover is also machined from solid. So is the back plate with the two buttons, where only the lower ones serves.

But yes, the slots for the flame are slightly irregular in their end shape.

Then the whole thing is nickeled.

Screws are better embossed than it seems on your enlargement.

Quite much craftwork for a homemade, unless the guy wanted to have fun with a nicely tooled workshop.