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Spittoon of the german-luxembourg society Villeroy & Boch, produced in 1899 in Mettlach and used in France in a hair cutter saloon up to the 1950 years as a floor cuspidor. |
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Spitton (8 cm hight) bought in St. Bonnet in the french Hautes-Alpes. The heaven knows how to clean its inside!
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Small ped pan-like table spitton beside of its big brother |
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After the World War I the "Rockefeller Foundation" helped the luxembourg gouvernment in its struggle against tuberculosis
Postal card, edited by the "Rockefeller Organisation" in 1920. |
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Small table-spitton without any mark of a producer (Total diameter 12 cm, diameter of the spitting aperture 4 cm). |
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Covered spitton produced by the belgian society NANALUXE |
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Two metallic spittoon a) the bigger model (10x6x2.5 cm) called "DISKRET" invented in 1901 by Sigurd Adolphus KNOPF (1857-1940) b) the smaller one (10x4x2.5 cm) called "SPUTOLLA" was invented in 1929 by Max Wedekind from Zurich. |
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The most widespread spittoon was designed by Peter DETTWEILER (1837-1904) in 1889.
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Spittoon (09) |
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"Crachoir de poche de Paris LN", which was used in all french an belgium Sanatoria. |
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In Bligny (Seine et Oise) french gouvernment ruled three sanatoria.
Here is an old postcard witch mentioned |
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Flet floor spitton (26x20x4 cm) coming from a french bistrot in Saint Quentin / Picardie. |
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Spittoon done by Beatson Clark & Co.
A similar spitton is shown in the Science Museum in London (A650913). |