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 Sculptor Greg Matthiesen presents his display entitled "Cohiba...finally legal in the U.S." A limited edition, finely detailed and handsomely sculpted Cohiba cigar box series with all its signature markings are individually signed and numbered. The sculptures are constructed of wood, plastic, resin, metal, shellac and computer generated graphics. Great for the cigar smoker who has it all. For further information, contact Greg Matthiesen at (212) 343-1973. |
 Olga and Ramon, representatives of Havana King Cigar Company display their cigars at the World Class Cigar Event at the Jacob Javits Convention Center. |
 A professional cigar roller displays his skills. |
 One of the most unique humidors created by Yankel Ginzburg called "The Shah" was given its name after gathering with the artist and His Imperial Majesty, Reza Shah II of Iran. The limited edition humidor was inspired by the 17th century Royal Peacock Throne of Persia. It takes Ginzburg and his assistants eight weeks to construct wach work of art (the lid alone weighs 22 pounds). The humidor sells for a mere $15,500, a portion of which goes to The Children of Iran Foundation. Ginzburg has also created four other humidors that are a bit less pricey. |
 William Flores and Carlos Flores, Jr. along with Jose Perez of Flor de Florez cigars show their brand of El Rey de Florez. |
 V.M. Santana and Don Manolo models Donna and Melissa present Mayor Rudy Guiliani with two of the finest cigars in the world today. |
