Ivory cuspidor or spittoon
1601-1700
Porcelain spittoon, French, 1851-1900
1860-1900
Porcelain spittoon
1701-1800
Enamelled metal spittoon, possibly from Iran (Persia), c. 1701-1900
1701-1900
Spittoon, creamware, English, 1780-1850
1780-1850
Spittoon
1800-1840
Circular pewter spittoon with handle
1750-1880
Pewter spittoon with rim forming lip
1701-1800
Spittoon, pottery, c. 1780, from Leeds
1771-1790
Glass spittoon, bottle, for use in hospitals
Blue and white porcelain spittoon
1701-1800
Spittoon, Spode transfer earthenware
1800-1830
Spittoon, creamware, English, 1601-1800
1601-1800
Circular lead glazed porcelain spittoon
1830-1900
Blue glass spittoon with pewter top and handle
1851-1900
Fine earthenware spittoon
1851-1900
Glass spittoon, for use in hospital
Spittoon, probably Spode transfer earthenware
1800-1840
Blue glass spiittoon, possibly Bohemian
Circular brass spittoon
1750-1880
Three spittoons, 18th or 19th century.
1810-1830
Spittoon, Leeds creamware, English, 1775-1825
1775-1825
Glass pocket spittoon, bulbous, curving neck
1831-1900
Metal spittoon, possibly Persian
Glass bowl, possibly a spittoon
Circular, brass spittoon, with broad flared rim
1801-1900
Outlet pipe for tumbler water from chair-mounted spittoon
1901-1930
Round pewter spittoon with funnel-shaped lid and handle
1750-1830
Dental spittoon bowl
1900-1930
Dental spittoon
1920-1940
Hand spittoon
1890-1900
4 glass spitoons
1900-1940
Spittoon, creamware, by Minton, English, 1850-1880
1850-1880
Blue glass spittoon
1851-1920
Dental hand spittoon
1920-1950
Earthenware spittoon or soap dish
1800-1840
Hand spittoon
1890-1900
Clear glass spittoon
1831-1900
Dental spittoon
1830-1860
Marked earthenware spittoon, French, 1851-1900
1851-1900