Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Regency Porcelain Pastille Burner to the Georgian era.
The bowl very finely decorated with naturalistically painted feathers.
Rare mark in red script ‘Chamberlains Worcester Manufacturer to their Royal Highnesses, The Prince of Wales and Duke of Cumberland.’ In 1807 the Chamberlain firm was appointed manufacturer to the Prince of Wales and from 1811 the Prince was appointed Regent. This mark was therefore only used during the brief period of 1807 to 1811. A similar pastille burner is illustrated by Geoffrey Golden on page 272 of his book on Chamberlain Worcester where he notes 'A marked Chamberlain Worcester pastille burner, perhaps the ''Dolphin pastille, feathers £2 2s. 0d.'' as invoiced in August 1815.'
Condition: Some minor chips to the base restored. A small amount of crazing to the glaze on the underside where the mark is situated. Minor retouching to feathers. There would have originally have been a pierced lid.
Height: 14 cm
Length of base: 14 cm
Width of base: 14 cm
Diameter of bowl: 10 cm
Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Regency Porcelain Pastille Burner to the Georgian era.
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A Rare Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Pastille Burner C.1807 - 1811
