Cigar case made of burl wood, horn, and bone, France, tabletterie - 19th century

Antique cylindrical pocket case, probably intended for a cigar (could also be used for a pen or pen holder), dating from the mid-19th century. Folk art.
Handcrafted in France from turned burl wood, with a horn reinforcement ring and bone interior lining.
Slides open without any metal parts.
A beautiful example of antique cabinetry, typical of 19th-century bourgeois personal accessories, with an authentic antique patina.
Features:
Burl wood
Horn ring
Bone-lined interior
Handcrafted
France, circa 1840–1870
Dimensions
Length: 15.5 cm
Inner diameter: 2.7 cm
Outer diameter of cap: 3.3 cm
Weight: 65 g
Condition
Good overall condition for a 19th-century object.
Signs of use and antique patina consistent with age.
No cracks or notable flaws.
The photographs are an integral part of the description.
Collector's item / display piece / curiosity
Tobacco collection or antique accessories
Carefully packaged and protected with tracking
International shipping