Copeland Pastille Burner Shakespeares House Rare Antique c1847 Ceramic Pottery Chinese

Copeland Pastille Burner Shakespeares House Rare Antique c1847 Ceramic Pottery ChineseA rare pastille burner by Copeland from the 1847 67 period. These were items crafted in the 19th century designed to hold fragrant pastilles, which were burned to freshen the air in homes. The burner was designed to mimic Shakespeares birth home and has beautiful hand painted details which capture the beams and realistic features of the property. The piece measures 5 & 1 4" or 13. 3cm in length and 4 & 7 8" or 12. 5cm in height. Condition inspection

His pieces are displayed in prestigious museums

making it a sought-after collectible

where the statues are placed outside Shinto shrines

The colour palette is soft brick red

decorative items

restoration or crazing

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of which 3 are marked and others not

An antique clown / Pierrot figurine made c1923 by The Orchies company

and arabesques

Antique Tea Utensil Japanese Plate in very good condition with cartouche panels illustrating images from nature

The stand measures 8" or 20cm in length