Vintage risqué ashtray or dish set

Vintage "risqué" ashtray or dish

1) •The front side features a tall woman and a shorter man with the words "OH!" and "AH!" cast into the metal.
• The reverse side reveals a suggestive scene where the man has his hand up the woman's skirt.
• These items were popular in the mid-20th century (often dated to the 1940s or 1950s) and were often given as gag gifts.
• The material is typically cast bronze or brass, contributing to its heavy feel.
• It is considered a piece of "risque" or
"naughty" decor.

2) • The front side, as shown, depicts a man in a military uniform (often identified as German from the WWI era) standing with a woman.
• The humorous or "risqué" element is revealed on the reverse side of the dish, which shows the man with his hand under the woman's dress.
• These items were typically made of cast metal, such as bronze or brass, and were popular as novelty or gag gifts in the early to mid-20th century.
• They can also be used as a coin dish or paperweigh