Incense Burner c. 1830

This small, charming porcelain "Incense Burner" was created by Staffordshire Potteries in England around 1830. The burner, shaped like a miniature cottage with a chimney, features a whimsical design with hand-painted flowers and leaves. The base is painted to mimic a garden setting with a path leading to the house. Its small size and delicate details suggest it was intended for a domestic setting, possibly as a decorative object or a fragrant centerpiece. The piece showcases the detailed artistry and craftsmanship of English ceramics in the early 19th century.