Up for your consideration. A Servant boy/Girl head tobacco jar – No Lid, c1920, originates from Turkey, Germany or Austria, and the rest of Europe. This ceramic tobacco jar dates to approximately the 1920s and represents a style of decorative container that was popular during the early 20th century. These anthropomorphic tobacco jars were often designed to represent various ethnic stereotypes and were produced primarily in Europe and America. Tobacco jars of this type are collected by enthusiasts of tobacciana, antique smoking accessories, and early 20th century decorative arts. While controversial by modern standards due to their often stereotypical depictions, they are valued by collectors for their historical significance as artifacts that document changing social attitudes and the material culture surrounding tobacco use in the early 20th century.