Antique Light Blue Cottage Floral Transferware Cuspidor - Spitoon Perfect as a Cache' Pot or Planter Pilgrim Decor This mark was used by

This mark was used by Grindley between 1891-1914 dating this piece to that time frame

Here's the sweetest little candy jar

He moved in exclusive circles and had a taste for antiques and fine furnishings

Throughout his naval career Jones promoted professional standards and training

This young boy looks French to me and has his dog sitting beside him as they stand on a patch of grass

Antique Light Blue Cottage Floral Transferware Cuspidor - Spitoon Perfect as a Cache' Pot or Planter Pilgrim Decor This mark was used byFor consideration is this gorgeous, unusual and rare example of a 19th century Cuspidor from the Aesthetic Movement. It has a pretty floral pattern with an English Country cottage and Manor. It would make a lovely planter! What is a cuspidor? It is another word for spittoon, aka a vessel for spitting, especially tobacco. These date back centuries in Southeast Asia and began appearing in both the UK and more so in the United States around 1840.