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austrohung…
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In 1972 Ricard created the last of his ashtrays (although I've read somewhere there must be another one designed in the 90s...). This time it was a promotional one commissioned by Nestlé for the decaf version of Nescafé. I don't know if it was used in other countries aswell.
I got two designs but I think the original one is the white one with the red printed on it. The red one must be a later version of it.
This ashtray is also stackable, which is a requirement for ashtrays made to be used in bars, cafes, etc... although it's not been as cleverly done as in Ricard's other designs.
AshtraysEven though the practice of smoking tobacco has been around since the 16th …
Favorite Coffee! Love the beautiful designs. Thanks for sharing austrohung.
Thanks for the comment and the love, bratjdd !
im turning very green:) love it :)