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Perfume burner
A. F. C.
late 18th century
Perfume burner
French, possibly Chantilly and Chinese
18th century
Inkstand or perfume burner
British, after Italian original
19th century, after 15th century original
Perfume burner
probably French
19th century
Perfume burner (one of a pair)
Matthew Boulton
probably ca. 1770
Perfume burner (one of a pair)
Matthew Boulton
probably ca. 1770
Asians with Artichoke as Perfume Burner
Frankenthal Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1766
Pair of perfume burners
French
ca. 1785
Pair of cassolettes
Matthew Boulton
1787
Cassolette with cover (one of a pair)
British, South Staffordshire
ca. 1775
Perfume burner
Sceaux
1753–95
Perfume burner in the form of a dove-cote
Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
1759–65
Cassolette with cover (one of a pair)
British, South Staffordshire
ca. 1775