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NEVASMOK - USA ( VINTAGE ASHTRAY) DATES 1920S-1930S ART DECO ASHTRAY , they call this the "RECEIVER TABACCO "
i ve had this for about a year and a half , and i dont know why i didnt post this any sooner . but this is a great piece and i did not know it was art deco either untill i looked it up online , i found this at anderson resale shop . and paid like $5.00 for the ashtray .
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no sweetheart i didnt drink it , i dump it out :) too early for me:) lol:)and thankyou for the kind words:)
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