Ashtray
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Deutsch: Ein Aschenbecher oder Aschbecher, umgangssprachlich auch Ascher, dient als Aufbewahrungsmöglichkeit für die Asche und Stummel von Zigaretten, Zigarren o.ä.
English: An ashtray is a receptacle for ash and butts from cigarettes and cigars. Ashtrays are typically made of fireproof material such as glass, heat-resistant plastic, pottery, metal, or rock. Larger, often outdoor receptacles are often called some variant of cigarette-stub bins
Usage
Holding lit cigarette
(Matchstick in bowl)
Filled with butts
Hinged lid
For use at the beach
Vehicular ashtray (Volkswagen Beetle)
golf (Nixon and Bob Hope, White House)
A transparent ashtray
Materials
Glass
Cut glass
Ceramic
Metal
Stone (Malachite)
Improvised shell ashtray
Coconut wood
Plastic
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Designers
Stig Lindberg
Systems design- The Ulm school
HFG Walter Zeischegg
"Cendrer Copenhagen"
André Ricard Sala
Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat
Advertising
Cigarette advertising (Marlboro cigarettes and logo)
Cigarette advertising (Chesterfield cigarette and logo)
Ale company
Champagne company
Bar ashtray
Telecom company
"Rose in Ashtray", World No Tobacco Day symbol, World Health Organization
Souvenirs
American folk art
Phallic ashtrays, Philippines
'Sights of London' by Kenneth Townsend
Enameled metal smoking set, Republic of Korea
Great White Fleet souvenir, c. 1900
Ceramic Art
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