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Unusual 19thc Large Mansion Staffordshire Pastille Burner
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Unusual 19thc Large Mansion Staffordshire Pastille Burner

19th century
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A LARGE 19THC STAFFORDSHIRE PASTILLE BURNER IN THE FORM OF A LARGE HOUSE WITH 2 CLOCK TOWERS AND UNUSUALLY A PAIR OF MINATURE LIONS/CATS? ETC GUARDING IT.

IT MEASURES 16cms H 17cms W

DATING AROUND 1870 AND IN PERFECT UNRESTORED CONDITION

A RARITY NOT ILLUSTRATED IN ANY OF OUR STAFFORDSHIRE BOOKS .

THESE WERE USED TO BURN SCENTS (PASTILLES) TO WARD OFF THE SMELLS OF VICTORIAN BRITAIN.

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ESTABLISHED IN1977 IN CHESTER

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Staffordshire Pottery Pastille Burner to the 19th Century.

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A LARGE 19THC STAFFORDSHIRE PASTILLE BURNER IN THE FORM OF A LARGE HOUSE WITH 2 CLOCK TOWERS AND UNUSUALLY A PAIR OF MINATURE LIONS/CATS? ETC GUARDING IT.

IT MEASURES 16cms H 17cms W

DATING AROUND 1870 AND IN PERFECT UNRESTORED CONDITION

fig 1. A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors.
fig 1. Unusual 19thc Large Mansion Staffordshire Pastille Burner

A RARITY NOT ILLUSTRATED IN ANY OF OUR STAFFORDSHIRE BOOKS .

THESE WERE USED TO BURN SCENTS (PASTILLES) TO WARD OFF THE SMELLS OF VICTORIAN BRITAIN.

UK POSTAGE INCLUDED

ALL FORMS OF PAYMENT INCLUDING CCS ETC

LAPADA_CINOA MEMBERS SINCE1985

ESTABLISHED IN1977 IN CHESTER

Date of Manufacture

Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Staffordshire Pottery Pastille Burner to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA953252
Mike Melody Antiques
Mike Melody Antiques
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Combined 85 years of buying and selling quality antiques and still loving it.

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Archive I A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors.

UNUSUAL 19THC LARGE MANSION STAFFORDSHIRE PASTILLE BURNER

Archive II A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors. View II
Archive III A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors. View IV
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A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors.
UNUSUAL 19THC LARGE MANSION STAFFORDSHIRE PASTILLE BURNER
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A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware pastille burner styled as a cream twin-gabled mansion with applied green foliage and painted red doors.
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In the 19th century, Staffordshire pastille burners were hollow ceramic structures, often designed as cottages or mansions, used to burn scented pastilles or incense to mask unpleasant household odours.

These decorative items were crafted from lead-glazed earthenware, featuring hand-painted enamels, applied clay detailing to simulate foliage or moss, and moulded architectural shapes.

Authentic pieces usually display age-appropriate crazing in the glaze, flat unglazed bases with small ventilation holes for smoke release, and hand-applied, slightly imperfect paintwork.

Display the piece on a mantelpiece, bookshelf, or console table alongside modern ceramics or framed botanical prints to create a charming focal point.

Dust gently with a soft, dry brush, especially around delicate applied clay details; avoid immersing in water or using chemical cleaners, as liquid can enter fine glaze cracks.
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