Lot 264 , Two Staffordshire pearlware cottage pastille burners and covers, c.1820, height 8.5 - 11.5cm, largest with repairs

Two Staffordshire pearlware cottage pastille burners and covers, c.1820, one larger than the other, both modelled as thatched cottages with lift off pyramid shaped roofs, pierced bases and four bun feet, height 8.5 - 11.5cm, largest with repairs
Estimate £100-150

The larger of the two pastille burners - the cover is modelled as the roof and this has been broken and restuck in several pieces with some old discoloured restoration, the lower section of the house has restoration around the top rim to both corners and some cracks and general crazing all over, the smaller pastille burner has two small shallow glaze chips to the interior of the house which aren't visible when the cover is on. There is an incised number "3" inside, otherwise generally good condition.


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