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Perfume burner (one of a pair), Matthew Boulton British, Derbyshire spar, tortoiseshell, and wood; Carrara marble base, gilded brass mounts, gilded copper liner, British, Soho near Birmingham — Perfume burner (one of a pair)
Matthew Boulton
James Fothergill
probably ca. 1770

Asians with Artichoke as Perfume Burner, Frankenthal Porcelain Manufactory German, Hard-paste porcelain, German, Frankenthal — Asians with Artichoke as Perfume Burner
Frankenthal Porcelain Manufactory
Johann Friedrich Lück
ca. 1766

Cassolette with cover (one of a pair), Enamel on copper, British, South Staffordshire, possibly Bilston — Cassolette with cover (one of a pair)
British, South Staffordshire, possibly Bilston
ca. 1765–75

Cassolette with cover (one of a pair), Enamel on copper, British, South Staffordshire, possibly Bilston — Cassolette with cover (one of a pair)
British, South Staffordshire, possibly Bilston
ca. 1765–75

Pair of perfume burners, Bronze, chased, partly gilded and partly patinated, French — Pair of perfume burners
French
ca. 1785

Perfume burner (one of a pair), Matthew Boulton British, Derbyshire spar, tortoiseshell, and wood; Carrara marble base, gilded brass mounts, gilded copper liner, British, Soho near Birmingham — Perfume burner (one of a pair)
Matthew Boulton
James Fothergill
probably ca. 1770

Perfume burner, A. F. C., Silver, Portuguese, Lisbon — Perfume burner
A. F. C.
late 18th century

Perfume burner, Sceaux, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), French, Sceaux — Perfume burner
Sceaux
1753–95

Perfume burner in the form of a dove-cote, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory British, Soft-paste porcelain, British, Chelsea — Perfume burner in the form of a dove-cote
Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
1759–65

Pair of cassolettes, Willliam Hopkins Croft (British, ca. 1730–1811 London), Enamel on copper, gilt bronze, British, London — Pair of cassolettes
Willliam Hopkins Croft
William Hamilton
1787

Perfume burner, Soft-paste porcelain, hard-paste porcelain, gilt bronze, French, possibly Chantilly and Chinese — Perfume burner
French, possibly Chantilly and Chinese
18th century

Inkstand or perfume burner, Bronze, British, after Italian original — Inkstand or perfume burner
British, after Italian original
19th century, after 15th century original

Perfume burner, Silver gilt, probably French — Perfume burner
probably French
19th century