A Chinese cloisonne flowers zhadou jar

Qing dynasty

The dregs bucket, also known as the spit bucket and the spit pot, is a traditional Chinese handicraft with a long history. It originated in the Jin Dynasty and was used to hold saliva. If placed on the table, it is dedicated to containing food dregs such as meat, bones, fish bones, and small ones. It is used to hold tea dregs, so it is also listed in tea sets. The cloisonne slag bucket is generous in shape, neatly filigree, thick in pulp, soft in pulp, elegant in color, exquisite craftsmanship, and flourishing handwork.