English Victorian Staffordshire Porcelain House Pastille Burner gate Interior (top): Width 40 Depth

Interior (top): Width 40 Depth 15

set on a plain conical foot

1852-1935)

Queen Victoria (1837-1901) | Mid 19th century

English Victorian Staffordshire Porcelain House Pastille Burner gate Interior (top): Width 40 DepthDETAILS Possibly Rockingham origin. Pastille burners were a popular Victorian novelty in the shape of a house or building and used to burn incense. This hexagonal cottage building features a central chimney on a peaked roof edged with green moss above a central open arched doorway flanked by windows; the base encrusted with applied pink and orange flowers. STYLE Victorian PLACE OF ORIGIN England United Kingdom MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Queen Victoria