Produced by Anchor Hocking in the early 1970s (1970–1972), this heavy, freeform "amoeba" glass ashtray features a soft peachy-pink hue with a gorgeous carnival glass iridescence.
Whether used for its original purpose, as a catchall dish for rings and keys, or as a bold sculptural accent, it brings classic Mid-Century Modern charm and a bit of everyday healing energy to a curated space.
Produced by Anchor Hocking in the early 1970s (1970–1972), this heavy, freeform "amoeba" glass ashtray features a soft peachy-pink hue with a gorgeous carnival glass iridescence.
Whether used for its original purpose, as a catchall dish for rings and keys, or as a bold sculptural accent, it brings classic Mid-Century Modern charm and a bit of everyday healing energy to a curated space.
