Royal Engraved Glass Ashtray
This is a clear glass ashtray, notable for its royal engraving. Likely originating from a government or institutional setting, this piece bears the hallmarks of mid-century design and craftsmanship. The engraving suggests a connection to a royal warrant or association, adding to its historical interest. It is believed to have been sourced from a cabinet within a meeting room at Euston station during wartime.
Condition and Collectability
This ashtray exhibits signs consistent with age and use, including minor surface wear and possible light scratches. Despite this, the engraving remains clear and legible, and the glass structure is sound. This piece would appeal to collectors of vintage glassware, railwayana, or those interested in wartime memorabilia and institutional history. Its provenance from Euston station adds a unique layer of collectability.
