Ashtrays
Sleddog46
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Just curious as to what kind of ashtray everyone uses/likes. I have a crystal tray that I picked up at a consignment shop but the slots aren't big enough to hold a stick over 50.
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Stinky floor model...
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Picked one up from a thrift shop with cigar sized rest. Name of hotel on it.Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-51
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Stinky2
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Tatuaje ceramic, or a neat cement one my uncle made for me."When walking in open territory bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask them to stop. If they do not stop, destroy them."1
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Stogie Stand and a glass candle holder."Cooking isn't about struggling; It's about pleasure. It's like sǝx, with a wider variety of sauces."
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I've broken every ceramic ashtray I've own so now I use a free My Father plastic one
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Stinky floor model in the smoking room; concrete floor in the garage.
Here's my fave ashtray; but it's too kewl to use:
Scored that tray at the thrift store. Love it. Ought to go back there. That there gar's an Uppowoc Maks setting on it. So named cause the mold for it was made by a Slovenian farmer named Maks.“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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Photo from cigarsinternational.com and I have a few of them.3
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Xikar Essence. The compartment to hold a couple cutters, lighter, nubber is awesome.
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Here’s one I made for The Sniper:
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Except for the black and white stripes it’s all walnut - a mix of heartwood and sapwood. The white stripes are maple veneer and the black is dyed pear wood veneer. Oh, and the base is of cherry wood.
I kept it thick to denote masculinity and to have rests thick enough to balance a cigar well and I curved the inner and outer walls to soften the masculinity just a bit.6 -
My father’s Masonic ashtray. Lots of sentimental value associated with it!
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I like your filing system Charlie!"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis7
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Must be a Charlie thing. My desk looks similar.peter4jc said:I like your filing system Charlie!3 -
Works for me!1
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My favorite (for garage use) is a makeshift ashtray. Brass flowerpot hand-made in India with a copper wire fashioned into a cigar rest. It ain't pretty but it does the trick. It's heavy enough to stay put if I bump it. Roughly 5" tall, 5" wide at the rim 4" at the base so it doesn't take up a lot of space. The copper wire is bent to hang on the rim of the pot similar to the old trays the carhops used to hang on your car window at drive-up burger joints like Sonic.
My other favorite is an old Frankoma 458. (You can buy these on ebay.) It has big enough rests for cigars. Some have corporate advertising and some are plain.
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That's awesome Charlie. I remember one of those growing up. Have to go searching nowcbuck said:My father’s Masonic ashtray. Lots of sentimental value associated with it!0 -
I was looking on ebay and I saw several.
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I am proud of it! He also had some intricate beer steins too!rsherman24 said:
That's awesome Charlie. I remember one of those growing up. Have to go searching nowcbuck said:My father’s Masonic ashtray. Lots of sentimental value associated with it!0 -
Very nice. Have you looked into the Lewis Jewel.cbuck said:
I am proud of it! He also had some intricate beer steins too!rsherman24 said:
That's awesome Charlie. I remember one of those growing up. Have to go searching nowcbuck said:My father’s Masonic ashtray. Lots of sentimental value associated with it!0 -
Our jurisdiction has one available, but I never looked into it.0
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If I remember correctly, CT based their program for the Lewis Jewel on PA's program.rsherman24 said:
Very nice. Have you looked into the Lewis Jewel.cbuck said:
I am proud of it! He also had some intricate beer steins too!rsherman24 said:
That's awesome Charlie. I remember one of those growing up. Have to go searching nowcbuck said:My father’s Masonic ashtray. Lots of sentimental value associated with it!1 -
They are very cool. I'll send you a piccbuck said:
If I remember correctly, CT based their program for the Lewis Jewel on PA's program.rsherman24 said:
Very nice. Have you looked into the Lewis Jewel.cbuck said:
I am proud of it! He also had some intricate beer steins too!rsherman24 said:
That's awesome Charlie. I remember one of those growing up. Have to go searching nowcbuck said:My father’s Masonic ashtray. Lots of sentimental value associated with it!0 -
I was given this Espinosa 601 Bomb ashtray by my local, it holds a lot of cigar butts and ash and keeps the cigar out of the wind while outside when you put one in the rest. It has a fuse sticking up that you can't really see and I like the color.
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The dudes at Santa's workshop cranked this one out.
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