1129 – Incense burner
- Physical description:
- Large incense burner consisting of an unglazed clay beehive-shape on a black metal stand, with a clay container to hold charcoal. From Charles Wade's collection at Snowshill Manor (without the beehive top which is a later addition).
- Museum classification:
- Modern Witchcraft
- Information:
Charles Wade's inventory of the 'Witches Garret' says of this: 'Charcoal Burner of clay. Made in Nevis, West Indies. Called the "Coal Pot".' See 129, 208, 209, 281, 346, 1009 & 1396.
- Resource:
- Object
- Materials:
- Clay, metal
Charles Wade's inventory of the 'Witches Garret' says of this: 'Charcoal Burner of clay. Made in Nevis, West Indies. Called the "Coal Pot".' See 129, 208, 209, 281, 346, 1009 & 1396.