"A l'Ecu de France Jermyn Street London Restaurant Glass Ashtray" (SOLD) Needlepoint Rugs "Inspired by the strong American

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"A l'Ecu de France Jermyn Street London Restaurant Glass Ashtray" (SOLD) Needlepoint Rugs "Inspired by the strong American#111 Jermyn Street Excellent Condition Sz: 4 1 2"Sq A glass catchall vide poche (or ashtray) from the fine and exclusive A L'Ecu de France Restaurant, Jermyn Street, London, England, circa late 20th century. Dish is clear transparent glass with a royal blue and gold overlay. French fleur de Lis and crown at center with restaurant details around sides. Piece is from what many considered one of the best French restaurants in London of its time.