Postmodern Rare Italian Ashtray by Dajna Design in Plastic & Stainless

elegant very rare early production serving tray by Alessi circa 1950's stamped in the back nice clean condition polished and brushed finish. a very rare and hard to find collectable ...

Gorgeous large art deco style stainless steel and black resin barware / serving tray by Jean Couzon of France, circa 1980s. The modernity of this tray is nod to and of the Art Deco ...

Absolutely gorgeous mid-century French crystal cigar ashtray, circa 1960s. Not only versatile as a vide-poche or trinket dish but stylish and beautiful. Clean modernist lines that w...

Gorgeous art deco style stainless steel and black resin barware / serving tray by Jean Couzon of France, circa 1980s. The modernity of this tray is nod to and of the Art Deco style ...

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...

Mid-Cenutry Minimalist Ashtray from Wmf, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information: Materials: Metal Style: Mi...

Fontana Arte Ashtray glass metal Crome, 1960, Italy.

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...