Ashtray
receptacle for ash from cigarettes and cigars
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
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Holding lit cigarette
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Filled with butts
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Hinged lid
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For use at the beach
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Vehicular ashtray (Volkswagen Beetle)
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golf (Nixon and Bob Hope, White House)
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A transparent ashtray
Materials
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Glass
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Cut glass
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Ceramic
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Metal
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Stone (Malachite)
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Improvised shell ashtray
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Coconut wood
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Plastic
Designers
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Stig Lindberg
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Systems design- The Ulm school
HFG Walter Zeischegg -
"Cendrer Copenhagen"
André Ricard Sala -
Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat
Advertising
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Cigarette advertising (Marlboro cigarettes and logo)
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Cigarette advertising (Chesterfield cigarette and logo)
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Ale company
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Champagne company
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Bar ashtray
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Telecom company
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"Rose in Ashtray", World No Tobacco Day symbol, World Health Organization
Souvenirs
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American folk art
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Phallic ashtrays, Philippines
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'Sights of London' by Kenneth Townsend
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Enameled metal smoking set, Republic of Korea
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Great White Fleet souvenir, c. 1900
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Ceramic Art