Netherlands - Ashtrays

Rare art piece ashtray by Yonel Lebovici. Interesting Kinetic sculpture made of a ceramic hemisphere with a chrome-plated steel shell and glass cover. Inside the hemisphere 4 steel ...

This minimalist space age ashtray was designed by Luigi Massoni and manufactured by Guzzini in the 1970s. The lower half is made from hard plastic. The upper half is made from chromed metal. Seeing the condition of this item, it was probably never used as an ashtray and is therefore in very good condition. Luigi Massoni ITALIAN, 1930-2013 Luigi Massoni was one of Italy’s most prolific designers and instrumental in the growth of the country’s design industry in the postwar years through his products, advertising campaigns and journalistic work at Italian magazines. Born in Milan, Massoni trained at the Collettivo di Architettura in Milan and worked as an architect and designer as well as a freelance journalist and consultant. He was involved with many of Italy’s most influential brands, such as Poltrona Frau, the Guzzini group and Alessi. Massoni was hired by Alessi, the legendary housewares and kitchen utensils manufacturer, which had been around since 1921, in the mid-1950s. In 1957, he collaborated with like-minded product designer Carlo Mazzeri...

Ashtray Teardrop model in Brass and Wood, Austria 1950's

1950s set of three blue opaline glass items. Made in Italy The bright blue milk, opaline or cased glass is heavy and thick, all items have a decorative orm...

Carl Auböck brass ashtray, model 3317, Austria 1935.

Holger Bäckström & Bo Ljungberg are the designers of this iconic Mid-Century Modern ashtray. That was called Ultima 15. Danish company Diverse Ting was the manufacturer. This rare v...

This item is part of the private collection of Casey Godrie and is situated in his private house. Ask him for competitive shipping quotes. His incredible Dune Villa, Amsterdam Beach,...

Beautiful porcelain ashtray, made for Taittinger Champagne by Royal Limoges, France. Royal Limoges was founded in 1797, and is the oldest porcelain factory still in operation. The ashtray features an image of Count Thibaud IV de Champagne, King of Navarre, whose memory lives on through his seal on one of Maison Taittinger's most prestigious bottles: The Comtes de Champagne cuvee.