Mid-Century Atomic Splatter Ceramic Ashtray with Gold Accents by Stanford fiesta Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some finish loss on wood

The seat rests on a central column supported by four flared legs joined by a circular stretcher ring

Executed in the traditional North American style

The design reflects a time when pipe smoking was both ritual and routine

Artist: "Schmidt"

Mid-Century Atomic Splatter Ceramic Ashtray with Gold Accents by Stanford fiesta Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1950s; Stanford Art Pottery Sebring, OH Striking asymmetrical ceramic ashtray featuring a dramatic black ground with white splatter glaze, now firmly attributed to Stanford Art Pottery of Sebring, Ohio an American manufacturer known for producing decorative and utilitarian wares during the mid 20th century. The sculptural form incorporates a raised, ribbed cigarette rest with applied gold tone bead accents, leading into a deep central well finished