Mid-Century Chrome & Woodgrain Floor Ashtray Cruikshank MM - 106262 - 051223

MM - 106262 - 051223

she featured in the works of Giovanni Boccaccio and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

The kettle features a tapered neck

possibly representing Alexander the Great

but these issues are minor and require a close inspection

Mid-Century Chrome & Woodgrain Floor Ashtray Cruikshank MM - 106262 - 051223A tall mid century floor ashtray combining chrome metalwork with a cylindrical woodgrain body, characteristic of smoking lounge furnishings from the postwar era. The top features a flared chrome ash cup with bent wire grid for resting cigarettes or cigars, tapering into a deep central drop tube. Side handles offer easy repositioning, and the weighted chrome base keeps the piece stable in use. These freestanding ashtrays were common in offices, hotel