Staffordshire Pearlware cottage pastille burner

pre-Victorian, circa 1820. 3.7ins high, 3.5ins wide, 3.4ins depth. Staffordshire pearlware pastille burner which features a Tudor style, timber frame cottage with a thatched roof, stood on four feet base. Multi-coloured version. Decorated 'in the round' - decoration to front and reverse.













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Condition

House: Good. No restoration.

Tight hairline to rim of house, only visible to the inside.



Some paint losses to ground



and black glazes.



KILN EFFECT: glaze pops to the rim.



Roof: Good. No restoration.

A few small flakes to rim,



both chimneys





and window.



Some staining to interior from use.



KILN EFFECT: shrinkage crack to the interior.



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