1950s Ashtrays

A nice vintage heavy cast bronze set of an ashtray and a pipe rest by Swiss artist Willy Steinlin Maker: Willy Steinlin Marks: signed Period: ca. 1950/60s Maximum length ca.: 14 cm ...

Mid-Century Modern Venetian glass bowl or ashtray with organic floral form. Exquisitely handblown in hues of emerald green. Bowl has bubble glass b...

A wonderful example of the Italian designer Pierro Fornasetti in the design of this 1950s ash tray. Known for his references to classical and antique periods, the ash features design...

Malachite Pepe Mendoza Teardrop Ashtray May 1958 sculptor artist Pepe Mendoza stunning sea teardrop Turquoise Malachite and golden Bronze Brass in a d...

Ashtray Fabulous Pepe Mendoza FISH Ashtray Dish made 1958 Mexico in Malachite Turquoise, Bronze and Brass Has original maker stamp Mendoza. Hecho m...

Mid-Century Modern handmade bowl with organic form in beige Murano glass with gold flecks, circa 1950. Features an abstract heart shape with pinched edges and controlled bubble detai...

Adnet style ashtray in heavy solid gilt bronze representing a horse.

Perfect for holiday gift giving two 1950s Murano glass bowls by Barbini. The first is gold dusted pale pink cased in clear glass and measures H 3.75 in. x W 7 in. x D 6.75 in. The se...

An hedgehog stackable ashtray by Walter Bosse for Hertha Baller, Austria 1950s.

Glass artists Michael and Frances Higgins were considered to be Pioneers of the fused glass process. The Chicagan duo first developed their craft for Higgins Studio in 1948 and is still in production today. These unique pieces produced by the husband and wife team were featured in numerous displays as well as the pivotal exhibition "Glass 1959" at The Toledo Museum of Art. Today their work is considered highly collectible and is prized by both museums and private collectors alike. This set of three "Barbaric Jewels" fused glass ashtrays are a testament to Higgins' innovative technique. The stunning pieces are comprised of softly smoked glass punctuated with a variety of vibrant glass "jewels" and 22-karat gold accents. The Higgins signature is also in 22K gold close to the edge of each item. Being made of Fused glass, the design is neatly tucked away between the two pieces of glass, allowing you to use the ashtray and wash clean without worry of damaging the intricate artwork within the glass. These exquisite pieces could be displayed as a collection, or as individuals throughout the home. Alternatively they can be utilized for their original purpose. They could be used in both residential and hospitality applications. Measurements: Large round ashtray...

Glass artists Michael and Frances Higgins were considered to be Pioneer's of the fused glass process. The Chicagan duo first developed their craft for Higgins Studio...

A Mid-Century modernist handblown Murano ashtray or bowl in opaque creme and clear champagne glass with imbedded 24-carat gold flecks. Wide scalloped detailing across the four sides ...