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If you want me to change it or made something for you, just ask direct in Instagram @boris3dstudio https://www.instagram.com/boris3dstudio/ An ashtray is a container designed specifically to hold the ashes of cigarettes and cigars. Typically, ashtrays are crafted from fire-resistant materials such as glass, heat-resistant plastic, pottery, metal, or stone. Although simple forms of ashtrays have existed for centuries, it wasn't until the early 20th century that designs and aesthetics truly took off. As more women began to smoke in the early 1900s, the ashtray evolved into a work of art. Many women rejected traditional ashtrays because they failed to reflect their feminine values through an activity long associated with men. Instead, detailed, fancy ashtrays emerged, often featuring pastoral scenes of maidens strolling through vibrant landscapes or luxurious cast-iron models of women in elegant dresses and animals at play. The term "ashtray" became commonly used in 1926, rather than the unhyphenated forms "ash tray" or "ash-tray". As time passed and women's smoking habits became more mainstream, ashtrays shifted from being decorative to functional. However, it was not uncommon during this period for bars to feature ashtrays with pin-up girls. Another trend that emerged during this time was the auto-ashtray. Although vehicle ashtrays are now largely a thing of the past, they were once ubiquitous and expected in many cars. In the early years, design flaws often placed these ash receptacles below the A/C and heating vents, causing ashes to fly into drivers' faces or throughout the car. However, as new models emerged, these issues were resolved, and many vehicles began using chrome trays with covers that could be opened and closed at will. Luxury cars featured intricately crafted ashtrays made from leather, high-end metals, and even customized engravings by the manufacturer. Like stand-alone ashtrays, vehicle ashtrays eventually lost popularity, and in 1994, many vehicles began to be produced without them. Instead, buyers were given the option to include one from the dealer. Today, ashtrays are still used by cigarette smokers but have also experienced a small revival among cigar aficionados. Cigars require significantly more time to smoke than cigarettes, often taking between 40 and 60 minutes to complete. To alleviate this issue, cigar smokers use cigar ashtrays to ease the burden of holding their cigars for extended periods. Contrary to popular opinion, cigar ashtrays differ significantly from cigarette ashtrays. Cigar ashtrays must provide sufficient space for the cigar to sit comfortably without being angled or smudged into a tight space.