This Belgian ceramic ashtray from the 1970s features a geometric, square silhouette characteristic of mid-century modern and minimalist design. The interior and base are coated in a vivid, cool-toned blue glaze, contrasted by glossy metallic graphite or dark silver edges. Four notches for resting cigarettes are seamlessly integrated into the square form, while subtle linear reliefs inside emphasize the modernist aesthetic. The ceramic material is smooth and finely finished, with no visible damage or signs of heavy use, indicating very good preservation. The ashtray’s design reflects the spirit of the 1970s, a period when bold minimalism met brutalist influences. The square geometry and cool color palette evoke the clarity and restraint of modernist interiors, where light and form became central elements. The metallic glaze captures and refracts light, holding the ambiance of an era that valued both functionality and striking visual accents. This piece can serve as a refined accent on a mid-century modern coffee table or a minimalist console. It may be paired with other ceramic or glass accessories in subdued hues of grey, blue, or black. The ashtray would work well in industrial or meticulously ordered contemporary spaces, highlighting the rhythm and understated elegance of 1970s design. The listed price refers to a single piece.
DIMENSION
Height4 cm
Width13 cm
Length13 cm
Dimension details
Length13 cm
Height4 cm
Width13 cm
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