Ash tray stand, with base in phenol formaldehyde, brass and stainless steel

Made:: 1920-1940 in Europe

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Ash tray stand
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Ash tray stand, with base made of three circular layers of brass, phenol formaldehyde and stainless steel, unsigned, Europe, 1920-1940. The main vertical support is embedded in a brass ferrule and supports a steel base for the ash tray made of phenol formaldehyde.

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Category:: Plastics and Modern Materials

Object Number:: 2005-372

Materials:: phenol formaldehyde (unspecified), brass (copper, zinc alloy), stainless steel and nickel plated

Measurements:: overall: 630 mm x 135 mm, 1.618kg

type:: ashtray and stand

credit:: Frangenberg, Tomas

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Ash tray stand, with base in phenol formaldehyde, brass and stainless steel

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