Modern Verdigris Marble Cigar Ashtray, in the Attributed to Win Knowlton

Mod Colorful Hexagonal Nesting Murano Ashtrays Attributed Flavio Poli- Seguso Italy, Circa 1970s A set of Mod Colorful Hexagonal Nesting Murano Ashtrays attributed to Flavio Poli-S...

Italian silverplated football/ soccer Cleat ashtray Realistically cast and modeled as Football/ Soccer Cleat, a diminutive piece, suitable for individu...

Massive 1970s Blenko 'Caribbean Blue' Brutalist Ashtray USA, Circa 1970s Transport yourself to the vibrant era of the 1970s with this striking piece of Blenko craftsmanship: a Mas...

White & yellow 'Bipartite' murano glass ashtray by Seguso Italy, circa 1960s. Exquisite biomorphic Seguso Murano ashtray, of bipartite desig...

Pair of Italian Neoclassic Ormolu and Blue Opaline Diminutive Ashtrays/Portacenere Italy, circa 1950s A luxurious pair of Italian Neoclassic Ormolu and Blue Opaline Diminutive Ashtr...

Églomisé Verdigris marble table box, with bevelled edges and 9" x 6" x 2" velvet interior.

Time and smoke pass, ashtrays remain. As everlasting as marble, as elegant as a concentric circle of smoke spreading through the air. Chiossi revisits the most Classic of living room accessories...

Tuscan sculptor Michele Chiossi, has found in marble a medium to describe modernity with its myths and symbols, creating the Contemporary collection. An emoji can be a tray; an emoji heart, not necessarily pierced by an arrow, can be a place of creativity in the kitchen, a chopping board or a working surface; a dash; a zigzag; granting the marble a moment of levity, becoming vertical in a vase; reflecting an ideal image of ourselves. Unique objects to be experienced as a couple, to gift to friends, jewels of our daily lives. Time and smoke pass, ashtrays remain. As everlasting as marble, as elegant as a concentric circle of smoke spreading through the air. Chiossi revisits the most Classic of living room...

Time and smoke pass, ashtrays remain. As everlasting as marble, as elegant as a concentric circle of smoke spreading through the air. Chiossi revisits the most Classic of living room accessories...

Round marble ashtray attributed to Angelo Mangiarotti for Knoll, Italy, 1970s.

Ashtray centerpiece in travertine marble in the shape of a fish in the style of the Italian designers Fratelli Mannelli, 1970s.

Time and smoke pass, ashtrays remain. As everlasting as marble, as elegant as a concentric circle of smoke spreading through the air. Chiossi revisits the most Classic of living room accessories...