Vintage "Belmet Rollodor" Self-Righting Floor Ashtray qing dynasty It didn't seem to hurt

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Vintage "Belmet Rollodor" Self-Righting Floor Ashtray qing dynasty It didn't seem to hurtc. 1930s; Rollodor Manufacturing Co. Los Angeles, CA Self righting mobile floor ash tray manufactured by Rollodor Manufacturing Co., embodying the streamlined styling and novelty utility popular during the early Art Deco period. The design is based on Edgar H. Barb's U. S. Patent No. 1,905,123, issued April 25, 1933, which utilized a weighted spherical base mounted on exposed wheels to create a self righting ash tray that could be easily rolled from