Ceramic Ashtrays

A vintage Italian mid century modern ceramic ashtray by Aldo Londi for Bitossi, 1960s. From the Marroco line; imported by Rosenthal Netter. Pick up in central west Los Angeles or we ...

This original vintage porcelain ash tray This item is a wonderful addition to every home. These item remain in a very good vintage condition. Dime...

Unobtainable piece from the collectible ceramics series realized by Fornasetti for Winston brand in the 70s. This piece is enriched by the drawing of the opera star Lina Cavalieri (1...

A ceramic ashtray by Hermes, made in France in the latter half of the 20th century. These ashtrays have always been very collectable with the vintage models in particular. This one h...

Stunning, unique Mancioli for Raymor vide poche catchall. Bold colors of green, yellow, brown and black swirl through the geometric design on this ...

Fornasetti's reinterpretations of opera singer Lina Cavalieri's face are the basis of the iconic Tema e Variazioni series and make this hand-decorated porcelain ashtray a must-have f...

The Bitossi Rimini Blue ashtray is part of the Rimini Blue series produced by the Italian ceramics company Bitossi Ceramiche. This ashtray, like other pieces in the collection, featu...

Large green ceramic ashtray with thick rope detailing in the style of French-Swiss husband-and-wife duo Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, circa 1970. Beautiful green ceramic with varyi...

Pair of Hyalyn ceramic ball ashtrays from the late 1960's or early 1970s. They measure 5.25" by 6.25" and are signed Hyalyn porcelain on the cork underside. In very good vintage co...

Aldo Londi for Bitossi fused glass decorated ceramic ashtray and walnut stand. Classic "peace sign" ashtray in green, yellow and blue. Overall brown glaze with a rough, textured exte...

A large vintage mid-century French l'HERITIER GUYOT DIJON advertising ashtray in the shape of a frog in green enameled ceramic, circa 1950's. An ic...

Beautiful porcelain ashtray, made for Taittinger Champagne by Royal Limoges, France. Royal Limoges was founded in 1797, and is the oldest porcelain factory still in operation. The ashtray features an image of Count Thibaud IV de Champagne, King of Navarre, whose memory lives on through his seal on one of Maison Taittinger's most prestigious bottles: The Comtes de Champagne cuvee.

This organic piece, model C305, was designed by Italian ceramicist and artist Antonia Campi in 1954. It can be used as an ashtray, or simply displayed as a decorative piece. It was m...

Mid-Century Modern Gold Tweed decorative ceramics set by Royal Haeger. This set includes a stunning 23? long mermaid planter. This gorgeous mermaid is white with 22k gold leaf accents. She is lying on her belly, holding a bowl that can be used as a receptacle for jewelry, keys or candy. You can even fill the little bowl up with blue water to emphasize the mermaid theme. The cavity in her tail in the planter area. Succulents would look especially lovely planted in the mermaid. The set comes complete with a leaf shaped ashtray, a palm frond shaped ashtray and a circular candy dish with lid...

Italian modern white ceramic table ashtray or pocket emptier, 1960s Table ashtray or pocket emptier in white ceramic, with a round base structure to support the part of the containe...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Classic and modern Italian white porcelain pocket emptier/ashtray; a hand mold was used to make the object so as to obtain the traditional shape with flared rim (shape used by Hermes, Fabergé and other big names)) then an initial firing of the fine white porcelain was made; at this point, using the "transferware" method, the black design of the two elephants on the bottom and tree designs on the edges were applied; the border wire was finished with pure gold; transparent glaze was then spread over the object and the final firing was done. "Transferware" refers to porcelain that was glazed and decorated with a specific treatment that was produced in Staffordshire England; artisans used copper plates on which they engraved the design, then the copper plate was inked and the design transferred to a special fabric and later placed on the porcelain (in plates, tureens, vases, etc.) then the objects were glazed and fired; it is a method that is used, with a few modifications, even in modern times. Our pocket/ashtray emptier was produced in 2010 in a workshop of young artists in the province of Florence who dubbed themselves "Italian Artisans"; they wanted to specialize in the production of fine white porcelain objects decorated by hand with transferware with simple but elegant designs (animals, ancient statues...

Roger Capron ashtray France, circa 1950’s Beautifully preserved ceramic ashtray Organic matte finish Marked identification Wonderful addition to any surface.

Italian craftsmanship Ashtray decorated withcoloured elegant decoration with real gold finishes. Entirely made in Florence by our master craftsmen. Artecornici design produces ha...

Italian craftsmanship Ashtray decorated withcoloured elegant decoration with real gold finishes. Entirely made in Florence by our master craftsmen. Artecornici design produces ha...

Elegant set of four printed ashtrays portraying an exotic natural setting with a jaguar on it. This set belongs to the "Black and Wild" collecti...

Small white porcelain ashtray hand-printed in black and showing a leopard in the jungle. This object is part of a large collection called "the Black and Wild Collection" which inclu...