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150 Cigar Humidor by Daniel Marshall (orig $850)
with DM Humidity Regulator, Digital Hygrometer, and lift out tray.
(15" x 10" x 7")

NO RESERVE! - The Photos Do Not Do It Justice

Brand new, never used, perfect condition. Beautiful Macassar Ebony. One of the rarest woods in the world, and impossible to find (not sure if Daniel Marshall is making them anymore. As pictured with original Daniel Marshall box, and instructions. Has a lift-out tray with two dividers on top and two dividers on bottom. The absolute best humidor for the money. Arnold Schwarzenegger's favorite humidor maker. Looks even more beautiful in real life. Have to sell for health reasons. My loss, your gain!

The creation of a Daniel Marshall Humidor requires nearly four months. From the time that Mr. Marshall personally selects the rarest, most exotic and brilliantly patterned woods to final lacquering and polishing, the humidor has passed 175 individual and delicate procedures.
The interior of the Daniel Marshall Cigar Humidor is done in untreated Spanish cedar. The unique construction of the Daniel Marshall Humidor works in concert with the natural cedar to enable fine cigars to become 'alive'. Inside the humidor, the cigars will take on character, flavors will become more enhanced and mellow with age. This special environment allows the rich oils in the cedar to mature and delicately coat the wrapper of the cigar with the famous silken texture that is so desired.
Exceptional humidification is achieved by a DM self-regulating device that is time proven and guaranteed to automatically regulate the atmosp in the humidor at approximately 70%. Over time, this system does not need replacement and requires addition of distilled water on a four to six week basis.
It is Mr. Marshall's desire that each piece become a cherished investment that will bring pleasure throughout the years and for generations to come.
exquisite precious wood objects of art have been collected and treasured for over 18 years. Over the years special pieces from his collection have been auctioned for charity, raising over $175,000.

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