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Mug with ashtray lid courtesy of hon-john
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Mug with ashtray lid courtesy of hon-john
I've pulled this out of one oh hon-john's opshop finds posts as it is rather unique.
I'm not really sure if it is the same as the ashtray described on page 165 in Gail Henry's book or not, but it sounds like it as that calls it a tobacco jar in the form of a barrel with a lid designed for use as an ashtray. Is it one and the same and if so it was made at Titian Studio Waitakere.
This is how it looks with the lid off -

With the ashtray lid on -

I'm not really sure if it is the same as the ashtray described on page 165 in Gail Henry's book or not, but it sounds like it as that calls it a tobacco jar in the form of a barrel with a lid designed for use as an ashtray. Is it one and the same and if so it was made at Titian Studio Waitakere.
This is how it looks with the lid off -

With the ashtray lid on -

Re: Mug with ashtray lid courtesy of hon-john
Great find and a great piece. Any markings?
peters- Number of posts : 90
Location : Auckland
Registration date : 2009-08-04
Re: Mug with ashtray lid courtesy of hon-john
No idea sorry peters as John didn't send a pic of the base.
Titian Wolseley & Souvenier Picton Mugs
Both are barrells the car one has had the surface under transfer rubbed flat.
No markings but the remains of a Presley Ware sticker.
I would like to find the matching Ashtrays now


No markings but the remains of a Presley Ware sticker.
I would like to find the matching Ashtrays now



Kat & Co.- Number of posts : 2295
Location : Whangarei
Registration date : 2012-12-03
Re: Mug with ashtray lid courtesy of hon-john
That is a great find Kat!
haselnuss- Number of posts : 968
Registration date : 2012-09-12
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