This square ashtray, crafted from thick, transparent crystal, was designed and produced in France during the 1970s. Its substantial, monolithic form is cut from a single block of crystal glass, highlighting both solidity and clarity of line. The minimalist, geometric design—with sharp, precise edges and four symmetrical notches for cigarettes—epitomizes the modernist aesthetic of the late mid-century era. The surface is highly polished with a mirror-like gloss, and the proportions are well-balanced: 14 × 14 cm and 5 cm high. The texture is smooth and cool to the touch, the overall impression harmonious. The ashtray is preserved in excellent condition, with no visible signs of wear, chips, or restoration. This piece speaks in the voice of 1970s French modernism: its form is pure, its material transparent, and its mood serene, reflecting the era’s affinity for clear functions and clean shapes. The thickness of the crystal and the play of light on its polished surface evoke interiors where both functionality and subtle luxury were valued. The ashtray seems to whisper stories of gatherings around a coffee table, where every detail had its place and the transparency of the glass underscored the openness and modernity of the time. The ashtray could serve as a striking accent on a coffee table in a living room styled in mid-century modern or minimalist fashion. It pairs well with other pieces in transparent glass, polished metal, or light marble, emphasizing its geometric clarity. It may also function as an elegant catch-all tray or an unusual paperweight in a collector’s office, where the interplay of geometric forms and luxurious 1970s materials creates a quiet play of light and reflection.
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Height5 cm
Width14 cm
Length14 cm
Dimension details
Length14 cm
Height5 cm
Width14 cm
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