Antiques Associations Members Ashtrays

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...

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...

Art Deco wrought iron ashtray with bronze stylized wing signed by Edgar Brandt, France 1930. ?This ashtray was designed to commemorate the first non-stop east to west crossing of th...

An exceptional, fine and impressive pair of antique German silver wick trimmers and snuffer tray; an addition to our silver flatware collection. This exceptional pair of antique German silver wick trimmers/snuffer has a hinged scissor action. The anterior surface of these impressive candle wick trimmer scissors are embellished with cast and applied scrolling leaf ornamentation, accented with plaished style domed motif to the pivoting hinge. The domed portion of the silver wick trimmer is further applied stylized foliate decoration. The posterior surface is plain and unembellished, supported by three elongated baluster shaped feet. These exceptional trimmers are accompanied by the original silver snuffer tray; this tray has a rectangular, rounded shaped form. The surface of the tray is plain and unembellished. The raised rounded sides of the tray are encompassed with a paralleling embossed decorated border accented with large scrolling leaf designs, in addition to a trellis style texture. The tray is supported by four impressive bracket style feet, embellished with further embossed scrolling leaf ornamentation. Antique wick trimmers...

Piero Fornasetti small porcelain ashtray- The Day- Jewish Journal, 1961.   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 Hebrew. 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...

An over scale mid-20th century onyx ashtray, with three cigar holders to the rim, the onyx with wonderful veining throughout.

An exceptional, fine and impressive vintage Elizabeth II English sterling silver ashtray made by Garrard & Co Ltd; an addition to our military related silverware collection. This ...

The wonderful oversized ash tray being 10” in diameter with matching cigar cutter both mounted with boar tooth handles. Silver plate origin Austria, date ci...

A stylish Art Deco Czech green malachite glass ashtray supported by three rearing ponies attributed to Schlevogt and dating from 1930s-1940s. The...