Ashtrays

A modern-looking, single cigar ashtray with a stirrup. Yes please.

The Bowden is a $40 single cigar ashtray that uses teak wood and black metal. Yes, it’s another ashtray review.

For more than a year, I’ve been looking for an ashtray that is visually interesting, designed for one cigar, and uses a stirrup. The Davidoff Murano Glass Ashtray checks all those boxes, but unfortunately, it lacks some of the fundamental qualities of an ashtray.

The Davidoff Concrete Ashtray is offered in two-cigar ($225) and four-cigar ($270) versions.

The Davidoff Sliding Ashtray ($180) is one of the most unique ashtrays you’ll ever see. It looks like something completely foreign and also can slide open to reveal an internal storage compartment.

Les Fines Lames is more or less a cigar knife company and it might be the cigar knife company. As Brooks Whittington’s reviews have chronicled, there are a handful…

If you have ever tried to smoke a cigar without your normal cigar tools—lighter, cutter, ashtray, etc.—you will find that the specialized tools are likely…

Welcome to halfwheel, apparently your number one source in 2020 for cigar ashtray reviews. Unlike the last ashtray I reviewed, the HF Barcelona Melamine Grid Ashtray…

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