Restoration of an Extremely Beautiful and Unique Lighter that will surprise you

In this video you will see the restoration of an extremely rare and very beautiful gasoline lighter. This find is very ancient and unique. I have never seen such lighters before. Its shape resembles a bottle. Maybe it's a women's lighter. The lighter is probably more than 100 years old. Made around the 19th century or during the First World War. Such a design of products was often encountered at that time. Most likely, it is handmade. The surface of this lighter was in very poor condition and needed a complete restoration. Traces of use are visible on the surface (dents, mechanical defects, etc.). In the process of restoration, it turned out that it is made of brass or a similar metal alloy. Also on the surface I noticed a mysterious stamp with an inscription. But unfortunately, I could not read the inscription accurately. Perhaps the year of manufacture or the author's signature is written there. I wonder who could be the owner of this artifact? Do you have a guess? I was extremely impressed with the result of the restoration of this ancient find. I did not expect this rare gas lighter to be so beautiful and unique. And what are your impressions of the restoration process and result? Write your thoughts in the comments below the video. I will be very interested to know your opinion.