Identfying a potted plant

I have a plant which I acquired as part of a gift assortment. I repotted it when it grew too large for the initial container, but now it is failing to thrive. The plant has several thin stems, is very upright, and has dark glossy green oblong leaves with cream colored irregular shaped spots sprinkled through out the leaves. Stems are 12″ tall, and leaves are 3″long and about an inch and a half at widest point. Grows very slowly.
Haven’t been able to find a picture and don’t have a way to photograph it.

Any ideas as to identification?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/04/2017 @ 11:16 pm

Sounds like it may be an Aucuba plant.

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