Staffordshire pastille burner cottage

Victorian, circa 1850. 7.7ins high, 4.7ins wide, 4.3ins depth. Staffordshire porcellaneous pastille burner which features a twin storey cottage, stood on a rectangular base.

Dull gilt base line and embellishment. Decorated mainly to the front.

Maker's marks to the underside.

 

Condition

CONDITION: Generally good. Bruise to top roof.

Chips to flowers and leaves, and some missing.

Slight rubbing to gilt.

KILN EFFECTS: kiln detritus caught in the glaze to the base;

shrinkage crack to the front door;

tight shrinkage line to the front left pillar.

RESTORATION: Four top pillars reglued and join retouched.

Stabilised and retouched cracks to the windows of the top section.

 

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