Incense Burner c. 1830

This charming Staffordshire pottery "Incense Burner" from c. 1830 is a miniature representation of a Gothic-style building. The burner is crafted in white porcelain with a red and yellow roof and detailed gold accents. The small size and whimsical detail of the piece suggests its use as a decorative object for a home or private collection, not as a practical incense burner. The intricate painted floral designs surrounding the building, often seen in Staffordshire pottery, contribute to its decorative appeal and evoke a sense of Victorian romanticism.