Invalid Cup
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Invalid feeding cups were common in Victorian and early 20th century. They were ideal for patients and the infirm to be able to drink food, soups and broths while propped up slightly in bed
Common item which could be purchased at the chemist and was well suited to its purpose.
Small white china cup with spout and partially covered top.
Made in England stamp on base.
