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 Barcroft
Zippo’s first table lighter, the #10 Tall Table Lighter, was produced in limited quantities between 1938 and 1941, and sold at retail for $7.50. Measuring 4.5 inches in height, the #10 had an inside unit with greater than four times the fuel capacity of a conventional Zippo windproof pocket lighter.
A slightly shorter #10 was introduced in 1947 as the Deluxe All- Purpose Table Lighter, and in 1950 it was shortened again, to 3.5 inches. In 1953, the #10 began to utilize the same inside unit as a Zippo pocket lighter, and in 1954, the #10 was renamed the Barcroft. The Barcroft was produced until 1979.
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 Lady Bradford
The elegantly curved Lady Bradford, introduced in 1949, is the first table lighter initially produced with and without a base. The 1949 model had a large inside unit and no base, both features that were changed in the 1950 model. Production of the Lady Bradford was discontinued in 1951. The stylish Lady Bradford was a recurrent prop on the set of the popular TV sitcom, I Love Lucy. |
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 Moderne and Corinthian
In 1960, Zippo introduced the Moderne, a cylinder shaped table lighter and the Corinthian, an urn shaped table lighter. The Moderne was available in three different finishes: black and rhodium, satin finish rhodium, and bright finish rhodium.
The Corinthian was also available in three finishes: turquoise and rhodium, bright finish rhodium, and pearlescent rhodium. Both the Moderne and Corinthian were discontinued in 1966. |
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 Handilite
Introduced in 1979, Zippo combined the unique styling of a traditional windproof pocket lighter with an attachable pedestal base to create the Handilite table lighter. |
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 Lady Barbara
Introduced in 1997 as part of the 65th Anniversary accessories collection, the Lady Barbara was added to the Zippo line in 1998. The pewter base nested an antique silver plate lighter, which could be easily lifted out for use or refilling. |
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