Solid Walnut Wood Ashtray with Lid and Brass-Tone Ash Bowl
Solid walnut keeps your ash out of sight and your table looking deliberate. The lid closes over a removable brass-tone bowl, so the mess stays contained and the wood stays on display. It suits a coffee table, desk, bedside or balcony table.
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Solid walnut keeps your ash out of sight and your table looking deliberate. The lid closes over a removable brass-tone bowl, so the mess stays contained and the wood stays on display. It suits a coffee table, desk, bedside or balcony table.
Vintage walnut solid wood ashtray with lid and brass-tone bowl that keeps ash contained and the desk tidy
- loose ash and smoke smell spreading on the table
- exposed ashes looking untidy
- cigarette butts rolling off the tray
Keep the ash out of sight, keep the room looking considered
Loose ash and butts on the table turn a quiet evening into clean-up. This solid walnut ashtray closes over its brass-tone bowl and leaves only the wood on display.
Lidded walnut that keeps ash where it belongs
- A lid that closes the ash away
The walnut lid sits over the bowl and hides the ash from view. Loose ash stays inside the piece instead of drifting across the coffee table, and the closed lid keeps the room looking neat between sessions.
- A bowl you can lift out
The metal bowl lifts straight out of the walnut body, so you can empty it into the bin without touching the table. A quick wipe and it slides back into place.
- Solid walnut with brass-tone detail
The body is solid wood with a matte finish, topped by a brushed brass knob and lined with a gold-toned bowl. It reads as a display piece on a shelf, not a utility tray.
Three pieces, one tidy setup
- Wooden ashtray body×1
Solid walnut with two cigarette rest notches and a tapered base
- Wooden lid with brass knob×1
Brushed brass-tone knob for opening and closing
- Metal ash bowl×1
Gold-toned, removable for emptying and cleaning
Care for the wood and the brass tone
- Wipe, do not soak
Use a dry or lightly damp cloth on the wood. Soaking can swell the wood and throw the lid out of line.
- Empty the bowl daily
Tip out the ash and butts after each day and wipe the bowl before refilling.
- Rest on the notches
Lay cigarettes on the notched rests so the bare rim stays clean and unscorched.
- Keep it dry outdoors
On a balcony table, keep the walnut under cover where possible.
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Yes. The walnut lid closes over the metal bowl, so loose ash and butts disappear from view. It is built to hide ash and keep the table tidy, not to seal in odour, so empty the bowl at the end of each day.
Yes. The gold-toned metal bowl lifts straight out of the walnut body. Tip it into the bin, wipe it, and set it back in.
Solid wood holds up well when it is treated like wood. Rest cigarettes on the notched rests instead of the bare rim, wipe the body with a dry or lightly damp cloth, and keep it out of standing water. Soaking is the one thing to avoid.
An open dish lets ash scatter and butts roll off. This one closes over its bowl and reads as decor. Solid wood and metal cost more up front than a plastic tray, but the piece is built to outlast a cheap tray that gets replaced after the first scuff.
Yes. The lid keeps ash from lifting in a light breeze, and the bowl makes it easy to empty indoors. Keep the walnut under cover where you can so the wood stays dry.