This is a vibrant vintage "Supremo" mid-century tin ashtray from the 1950s-60s, showcasing the bold atomic-era design and premium craftsmanship of its Mexican manufacturer. Made from heavy-gauge tin with precisely rolled edges, this ashtray features an embossed "Supremo" logo, reflecting the brand’s reputation for quality and style. Measuring 11.43 cm (4.5") in diameter and 3 cm in depth, it is both functional and decorative, capturing the playful yet practical spirit of mid-century design.
 
The condition is exceptional: structurally perfect with no dents, rust, or damage, and retains its original paint with only light surface wear consistent with gentle use. The vivid colors highlight the ashtray’s role as both a household utility and a piece of advertising art.
 
Collector's Note:
These tin ashtrays are prime examples of Mexican industrial design from the post-war era, serving as advertising collectibles from Supremo’s golden age. They are increasingly rare in original painted condition, making this piece a standout for collections focused on mid-century aesthetics, vintage advertising, or Latin American design.
 
Key Details:
 
Era: 1950s-1960s (mid-century atomic era)
 
Brand: Supremo (premium Mexican manufacturer)
 
Material: Heavy-gauge tin with rolled edges
 
Design: Logo; atomic-era styling
 
Dimensions: 11.43 cm diameter x 3 cm depth
 
Condition: Original paint; light wear; no rust or dents
 
Rarity: Increasingly scarce in original condition
 
A colorful and well-preserved artifact, this ashtray embodies the innovation and charm of mid-century Mexican design, perfect for collectors of vintage advertising, industrial design, or retro home decor.