Lot of 4 Vintage Mid-Century Modern Advertising Glass Ashtrays For Sale

This is a nice grouping of four original mid-century promotional glass ashtrays, typical of the advertising pieces companies and institutions gave away in the 1950s–1960s. All are glossy glass with molded or screen-printed designs. They show light surface wear and minor scratches consistent with age and use, but no major chips, cracks, or repairs are visible in the photos. Surfaces are shiny with typical light reflections.

1. Pennsylvania State Education Association (square, black glass)
Text reads “PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,” “NEW HEADQUARTERS 1961,” “TO SERVE YOU BETTER,” and “400 N THIRD ST. HARRISBURG, PA.” Features a white line drawing of a multi-story building. Classic 1960s institutional promo piece.

2. Harrisburg Hospital (rectangular)
White center with black outer border and red inner lines. Script lettering “Harrisburg Hospital,” “Harrisburg, Pa.,” and “Est. 1873.” Color illustration of the hospital buildings in red with green landscaping. Attractive and clean design.

3. CITCO (square, black glass)
Marked “CITCO” above a white line drawing of a modern multi-story building with teal window accents. Bottom text: “BUILDING TO SERVE YOU BETTER.” Typical mid-century corporate advertising ashtray.

4. Copper and Brass Sales Inc., Detroit (rectangular, black glass)
Gold script “Copper and Brass Sales INC.” and “DETROIT.” White line drawing of a long low industrial building with an American flag and stylized clouds above. Strong MCM graphic look.

These make a solid collector set for anyone interested in mid-century advertising memorabilia, Pennsylvania history, or vintage glass. They display well together or individually.

Condition notes: All appear to be in good vintage condition with expected minor wear. Please review photos carefully. Sold as a lot of four.

Shipping: Packed carefully. Buyer responsible for any additional insurance if desired.

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