Staffordshire Pearlware cottage pastille burner

pre-Victorian, circa 1820. 3.5ins high, 3ins wide, 3.1ins depth.

Staffordshire pearlware pastille burner which features a cottage with a separate brown thatched roof, sat on a grassy square base.



Decorated 'in the round' - decoration to front and reverse.









Vent holes are present.

Condition

Cottage: Generally good. A few small flakes to the ground, and corners of the cottage.









KILN EFFECT: small firing pit to the side of the base.



RESTORATION: Stabilised and retouched hairline to base, running up one corner of the cottage.



Filled chips to two corners of the cottage.





Roof: Generally good. Some small flakes to the chimneys,





roof and attic window.











Some small flakes to the interior.





RESTORATION: One chimney remodelled.



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