Solid Wood Ashtray with Cigarette Rests, Ebony Finish
Your table stays clear after every smoke. This square solid wood ashtray holds each cigarette in its own rest, and the deep bowl keeps ash where it belongs. It sits as easily beside a teapot as it does on a study desk.
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Your table stays clear after every smoke. This square solid wood ashtray holds each cigarette in its own rest, and the deep bowl keeps ash where it belongs. It sits as easily beside a teapot as it does on a study desk.
Solid ebony-tone wood ashtray with four rests and a refined handcrafted look
- ash and butts scattered on tables
- ashtray sliding on surfaces
- cigarette rolling off the rim
Every ash, every butt, held in solid wood
Tired of cigarettes rolling off and ash spilling across the table? This compact solid wood ashtray gives each smoke its own rest, so your tea corner stays composed.
Four rests, one tidy table
- Four rests that hold the cigarette
Four notches are cut into the rim, one for each cigarette. A lit cigarette sits in its notch and stays there while you talk, so it does not roll off the edge or scorch the table. The notches are shallow, so thick cigarettes need a careful setdown.
- A solid wood body
The tray is carved from solid wood with rounded edges and an oiled ebony-tone finish. The bowl is deep enough to hold ash and butts, and it holds liquid without leaking in our water test. The warm walnut grain and antique gold seal on the front make it sit comfortably beside a teapot.
- Grips the table
Four black rubber feet lift the wood off the surface and stop the tray from sliding on polished tables. The base is flat, so it stays level under the bowl. Pair it with cotton table mats for a tea table that stays put.
Wipe it, dry it, let the grain deepen
- Wipe with a dry cloth
Dust the wood and rests after each session. A lightly damp cloth lifts ash residue, then dry the surface straight away.
- Keep water away
Water swells solid wood and dulls the oiled finish, so skip soaking and running water.
- Empty when cool
Let butts go out fully, then tip them into a metal or ceramic bin. Never dump hot ash into the bowl.
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Let butts burn out completely before you empty the bowl, then tip them into a metal or ceramic bin. Hot embers can scorch the oiled finish, so treat the bowl as a holding dish for cool ash and spent ends.
The base rests on four rubber feet, so the wood does not sit flat on the surface. Keep the bowl dry, wipe away any ash residue after each session, and the finish stays clean. Spills are the only real risk, so mop them up quickly.
A plastic or thin glass tray slides on polished wood, has no rests for cigarettes and looks out of place beside a tea set. This one is solid wood with four rests, a rounded non-slip base and a gold seal. You buy it once instead of replacing a flimsy tray that tips over.
You are paying for solid wood, hand-finished edges and the gold seal. Spread across years of daily use on a coffee table or desk, it costs less than the trays you would replace along the way, and it looks like part of the room rather than a dish you hide.
Yes. The body is compact and square, so it fits a coffee table, a desk corner or a tea tray without crowding the surface. It also works as a décor piece on a study shelf when you are not smoking.