Staffordshire Octagonal house pastille burner

Victorian, circa 1850. 6.7ins high, 5.8ins wide, 5.7ins depth. Staffordshire pastille burner which features an octagonal house, stood on a round hollow base. Multi-coloured version.



Decorated mainly to the front.





Book reference not found.

Condition

Generally good.

Two small chips and a flake to base edge





and two small chips to underside.



Chip to flower to right of door.



Some paint losses to brown enamel.



KILN EFFECTS: small firing pit to top window above door;



the castle appears to have sunk into the base, and therefore leans to one side.



RESTORATION: Finial to roof and upper part of roof remodelled.





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