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Cream spittoon, England, 1775-1850

Public Health & Hygiene

1775-1850

Circular pewter spittoon, England, 1771-1850

Public Health & Hygiene

1771-1850

Footstool/spittoon, South Eastern & Chatham Railway

Railway Furniture

Spittoon, England, 1660-1760

Public Health & Hygiene

1660-1760

Clear glass spittoon, England, 1831-1900

Public Health & Hygiene

1831-1900

Steel spittoon, Iran, 1701-1900

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1900

Multicoloured spittoon, Europe, 1701-1900

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1900

Spittoon or cuspidor with depictions of Mogul emperors and wives

Asian Medicine

1601-1700

Spittoon, England, 1801-1810

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1810

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1001-1200

Spittoon, Staffordshire transfer earthenware, 'Verona pattern, English, 1820-1860

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1820-1860

Pottery spittoon, with a turquoise glaze

Classical & Medieval Medicine

1301-1400 CE

Pewter bowl with flared rim, spittoon, English, 1701-1800

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Blue and white porcelain spittoon, Chinese export, 1701-1800

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Spittoon, earthenware, English, 17th or 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1601-1800

Spittoon, blue tin glazed earthenware, English or Dutch, 1651-1750

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1651-1750

Earthenware spittoon, blue and white floral transfer, Staffordshire, 1820-1840

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1820-1840

Circular, pewter spittoon with handle, Spanish, 1750-1880

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1880

Dental spittoon, fine blue and white earthenware, by Furnivals Ltd of Staffordshire, England. 1890-1913.

Dental spittoon, fine blue and white earthenware,

Dentistry

1890-1913

Glazed earthenware public house spittoon, English, 1860-1900

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1860-1900

Blue glass spittoon, used in a dental surgery, with flared rim, possibly English, 1851-1900

Blue glass spittoon, used in a dental surgery, wit

Dentistry

1851-1900

Blue and white porcelain spittoon, Chinese export, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Salt glazed stoneware, public house spittoon, relief decoration, English, 1851-1900

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1851-1900

Spittoon with pierced lid, carved black soapstone, Turkish, 19th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1930

Spittoon, Staffordshire transfer earthenware, gothic ruins pattern, English, 1800-1840

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1800-1840

Glazed earthenware public house spittoon, relief decoration, English, 1851-1900

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1851-1900

Blue and white transfer printed earthenware spittoon, by Meigh, Northern scenery pattern, Staffordshire, 1810-1840

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1810-1840

Spittoon, blue and white transfer earthenware, Northern Scenery pattern, by Meigh, Staffordshire, 1810-1840

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1810-1840

Spittoon, tin-glazed earthenware, Dutch or English, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1680-1800

Clear glass spittoon, ovoid shaped body, British, 19th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1900

Blue glass spittoon with matching water caraffe and tumbler, all fit together, and have identical gold decoration, French, 1751-1800

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1751-1800

Blue and white porcelain spittoon, Chinese export, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Earthenware spittoon, transfer of pastoral scene, Staffordshire, 1810-1850

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1810-1850

Spittoon, Spode transfer earthenware, early 'Willow ' pattern, English, 1800-1830

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1800-1830

Spittoon, blue and white transfer earthenware, perhaps Spode or his successors, English, 1820-1860

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1820-1860

One pair of a circular spittoons, wide rimmed, English, 1750-1880

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1880

Pewter bowl, with lip battered down, rim base, English, 1701-1800

Pewter bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

One of a pair of brass spittoons, wide rimmed, circular, English, 1750-1880

Spittoons

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1880

Enamelled porcelain spittoon, French, 1851-1900.

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1851-1900

Lead glazed earthenware spittoon, in the form of a face, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Art Deco fine earthenware spittoon, English, 1925-1940

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1925-1940

Blue and white porcelain spittoon, Chinese export, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Lead-glazed earthenware spittoon in the form of a face

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

Circular brass spittoon, wide flared neck, English

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1880

Blue and white porcelain spittoon, Chinese export, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Spittoon, tin-glazed earthenware, peacock motif, Dutch, 1660-1760

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1660-1760

Ceramic spittoon, possibly dental, blue and white pastoral transfer, Staffordshire, English, 1810-1833

Ceramic spittoon, blue and white patterned

Dentistry

1810-1833

Blue and white transfer earthenware spittoon, Staffordshire, 1810-1860

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1810-1860

Blue and white porcelain spittoon, Chinese export, 18th century

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Blue and white transfer earthenware spittoon, by Copeland and Garrett, Staffordshire, 1833-1847

Spittoon

Public Health & Hygiene

1833-1847