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A splendid glass and silver cigar ashtray with cut glass base and three silver rests for cigars; circa 1935. Has silver marks of the Imperial crown and crescent moon for Germany, a s...

Carrying import marks for London in 1928 by L.S.M. Ltd., this charming, George V, Sterling Silver Match Box Cover & Ash Tray, is in the art d...

An exceptional, fine, and impressive pair of antique Victorian English sterling silver fox ashtrays; an addition to our smoking related silverware collection These exceptional antique Victorian sterling ashtrays have a plain circular form. The surface of each piece is plain and embellished with an impressive cast sterling silver model of a fox. Each fox is ornamented with details replicating the mammal's anatomical features and fur. The raised rounded sides of each dish/ashtray bears two semi-circular indentations to the rim. These versatile examples of Victorian silverware were crafted as ash trays, however, by virtue of their size they could be utilised as bon bon or sweet meat dishes. Condition These antique silver fox ashtrays are an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition. Each piece has been professionally polished and is in presentation condition. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of the body are all very clear; the hallmarks are struck deeply due to the exceptional gauge of silver. Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of antique smoking...

Piero Fornasetti Horse Racing Ceramic Lighter, Circa 1960s The Fornasetti ceramic lighter is of square form with images related to horse racing on eac...

Hallmarked in London in 1906 by William Comyns, this Antique Sterling Silver pair of Ash Trays, feature pierced decoration to the borders. Each ash tray measures 0.5"(1.5cm) tall...

Hallmarked in London in 1904 by Heath & Middleton, this ingenious, antique sterling silver ash tray, is designed to be able to clip on to a ta...

Midcentury Murano diamond-shaped ashtray / vide poche signed Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte (Murano, Italy, 1960s). It is made according to th...

Mid-Century Modern squared blue art glass ashtray or vide poche in style of Fontana Arte. The designer signature is not identifiable but it's dated and signed in Murano 1980. Measure...

A splendid cut glass and silver cigar ashtray with two silver rests for cigars; circa 1935. With silver marks of the Imperial crown and crescent m...

An original octagonal vide-poche or ashtray in bamboo cane under lucite and brass objects holder 18 x 18 x 4 cm Italy 1970s.  

Piero Fornasetti Ashtray with phone numbers, Chicago Telephone Directory, 1950s-60s The amusing ashtray is of a size defined as a medium sheet size. Similar trays were made wit...

Piero Fornasetti small porcelain ashtray- The Day- Jewish Journal, 1961, Written in Yiddish. The oval small dish is designed with a newspaper banner and part of a front page. It is titled at the top "The Day- Jewish Journal" and below, a globe with torches to either side emanating light and the words, "The National Jewish Daily" and below that "New York Thursday February 2, 1961". The text below that is in Yiddish in Hebrew script. It comes is a small cardboard box which is most likely the original box. Dimensions: 5 1/2 inches x 4 inches x 1/4 inches high. Mark: black stamp in ther form of a black seal with the hand and pen in White and Piero Fornasetti Milan, Italy around the top and bottom. Der Tog, Morgen Zshurnal = the Day-Jewish Journal (New York, N.Y.) was a New York Yiddish-language newspaper which published between 1914-1971. Interestingly, Der Tog was the first Yiddish newspaper to include female journalists on the editorial staff. Adella Kean-Sametkin wrote about women's issues, and Dr. Ida Badanes, about health matters; the popular fiction writer Sarah B...