Primitive Hammered Copper Spittoon cell The area beneath the cap

The area beneath the cap bows forward to allow the user to access matches and rolls back into place on its own

a small berry spring hangs from the top of the cage

It is a rare variant as it doesn't feature the typical yellow backdrop the brand is known for

This item features leather nail heads within the tufts and a brass nailhead trim flocking the underside of the arms and along the base

This chair was produced by the La-Z-Boy Company as part of their "Classics" collection

Primitive Hammered Copper Spittoon cell The area beneath the capHand hammered copper spittoon with swing handle and rolled rim. This utilitarian vessel features a deeply patinated surface and visibly hand hammered construction, characteristic of late 19th century American craftsmanship. Designed for public or domestic use, its bulbous body and weighted base helped prevent tipping, while the generous flared mouth allowed for easy aim. The forged iron bail handle, still securely riveted, hints at dual purpose use