Cigarette Bowl

Irregular square shape with a circular bowl and 2 cigarette slots. Finished in nice earth tone glazes.

This peculiar style was not meant as an actual mortar, but rather as an ashtray: the pestle was used to crush cigarettes. Luckily, though, the bowl has never been used as an actual...

Three indents around top to hold cigarettes'. Bowl appears to have never been used.

One of the real stand out pieces from the artist Maurice Ascalon from his company PAL-BELL, Israel. Great hand feel, with the divine heaviness Bronze possesses. The contrast between...

Mid-Century Modernist glazed ceramic small trompe L'Oeil Cigarrete and match bowl, Portugal, 1960s. Interesting for collectors and lovely to be used as decorative piece or ashtray. ...

This is a magnificent 1950/60's Venetian freeform biomorphic glass tiny bubbles bowl / ashtray cigarette cup and lighter paperweight, made on the island of Murano, near Venice, Italy.

Solid iron frame painted in black. The bowl, the cigarette holders and the balls on the base and on the handle are made of brass.

Bright Murano hand blown iridescent orange art glass bowl, lighter and cigarette holder set. Documented to the Fratelli Toso company.

Thick blue glass with mirrored base, geometric cut circular bowl, with cigarette rest troughs. This item was made in Italy, and were sold through high end retailers such as Aspreys, ...

Beautifully mounted, it is topped with a copper bowl form with cigarette rests. Seemingly never used.

Medium scale, low profile, round ashtray with six cigarette rests. The bowl's interior is glazed in an eye catching blue turquoise.

The droplet shaped handle allows the ashtray to be effortlessly griped between the fingers similar to how a cigarette is held. Alternatively the bowl sits snugly in the palm of the h...