American Ashtrays

Vintage Johnnie Walker ashtray. Circa 1960's.

A monumental malachite look ceramic ashtray. Created from ceramic, this beautiful piece is enormous! It will be fabulous on a nightstand or coffee table used as a catchall or trinket...

Frankart nude lady Ashtray T330. Looks like this one was repainted in last 20 years. Reproduction Ceramic dish has been glued. Presents very well!

Inspired by the real life and fictional escapades of Hunter S. Thompson, the gonzo grenade ashtray hopes to honor his fondness for smoking and explosives. This two-piece set is blown...

Cast aluminum ashtray of large proportions having raised crossed tennis rackets and balls in the center on a black enameled ground and raised rim with 5 divots for cigars/cigarettes ...

Circa 1930 Machine Age floor standing ashtray featuring a bronze have cut spere base with 3 copper Spidel arms connect to a spherical top. The a...

This bronze dish was made by multitalented artist and sculptor Edward Timothy Hurley (1869-1950). E.T. Hurley studied at the Art Academy of Cincinnati where he excelled in drypoint etching under the tutelage of noted painter Frank Duveneck. Hurley was also an accomplished painter and went on to work as a decorator for the renowned Cincinnati based Rookwood Pottery company. In addition, the artist produced a variety of work on his own including sketches and works executed in watercolor, pastel and oil. Hurley also worked with metal and sculpted a variety of pieces in bronze. This bronze dish has a patinated finish designed to resemble that found on ancient bronze works and has a heavily verdigrised appearance. This piece is decorated with a turtle motif and features three turtles swimming...

A large midcentury fused art glass ashtray by Higgins, circa 1950s. The pattern, called “Tortoiseshell” is created by sandwiching enameled glass panels...

Rare form Bennington pottery disk ashtray, by David Gil. This example is in perfect condition, and fully and correctly marked. Great modernist American Art Pottery, sophisticated and...

Large biomorphic ceramic by noted artist Marianna von Allesch. Incised abstract design with pewter glaze. Signed on lower rear.

Streamline caddy signed fisher-crome, Philadelphia.

Brutalist 1960s Paul Evans patchwork metal ashtray. The black metal dish is removable for easy cleaning. Great for the Mid-Century collector who has e...