The main forms are bowls or basins with flaring walls and direct or everted rims, short-necked jars, cuspidors or semicuspidors, and composite-silhouette bowls.
The most common vessel forms are basal-break dishes or bowls with flaring sides, flat bottoms, and direct rims, as well as cuspidor or near-cuspidor shapes.
The cuspidor is a relatively deep bowl with incurved sides, a slightly everted rim, and a rounded basal angle, often with a medial break of some sort.
He was back in a minute, and took up his position near a sawdust-filled box that did duty as a cuspidor.
He spits out the coffee into a large brass cuspidor which is designed for the purpose.
It does not include the accessories of smoking, such as matches, pipes, receptacles for holding tobacco, cuspidors, etc.
All rooms contained sufficient box cuspidors filled with sawdust.
The waste paper baskets should be emptied as often as is necessary, and the cuspidors should be cleaned at least four times a day.
