Back In Stock 1950 American Made Blue 22k Gold Cigar Ashtray Flash Sale: 50% Off [FcLntuGm]

1950s American Mid-Century Ceramic Cigar Ashtray

Introducing the Back In Stock 1950 American Made Blue 22k Gold Cigar Ashtray Flash Sale: 50% Off [FcLntuGm], a timeless piece of mid-century American artistry. This exquisite ceramic ashtray, crafted in Trenton, NJ, circa 1950 by the renowned Stangl pottery, combines classic design with a luxurious finish. The unique coating of 22K gold mixed with a matte sea foam green adds an elegant nautical touch, making it a stunning centerpiece for any home. With its substantial size of 8.5" W × 8.5" D × 2.25" H, it's perfect for those who appreciate the finer details in life.

Product Details and Specifications

This vintage ashtray boasts an impressive list of features and specifications. Made with the highest quality materials, it is in excellent condition, appearing as if it has never been used. The ceramic base is robust and durable, ensuring that it will stand the test of time. The 22K gold coating adds a touch of opulence, while the sea foam green finish provides a unique texture that is both eye-catching and functional.

• Dimensions: 8.5" W × 8.5" D × 2.25" H
• Material: Ceramic
• Finish: 22K gold and matte sea foam green

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Back In Stock 1950 American Made Blue 22k Gold Cigar Ashtray Flash Sale: 50% Off [FcLntuGm] is not just a piece of decor; it's a practical addition to any living space. Whether you're an avid cigar enthusiast or simply appreciate high-quality craftsmanship, this ashtray is a must-have. Its timeless design complements a variety of interior styles, from traditional to modern. The large capacity makes it ideal for entertaining guests, providing a convenient and stylish place to dispose of ashes.

• Perfect for cigar enthusiasts and collectors
• Complements various interior styles
• Large capacity for convenient use

This exquisite piece is sure to be a conversation starter and a cherished addition to your collection. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of American pottery history.