Mosanic Pottery English Heritage St Tudno’s Church Souvenir Building

Description

Wishing to live a religious life, Tudno ( Tidno) went to the Great Orme, to bring the message of Christianity to its people. He intended to live life as a hermit in Ogof Llech and he constructed a church on Great Orme during the 6th-century.
Note: I am selling my entire collection of Mosanic Churches individually.
Others may still be available.
This model was made by the Mosanic Pottery in Bavaria c. 1895 and distributed in the UK by Max Emanuel & Co.
Max Emanuel had a network of upscale gift shops and other locations.
He has been called the inventor of modern day travel souvenirs.
It is believed he at one point purchased the Mosanic Pottery and relocated production to the UK after the German WWI war effort took over the Bavarian factory but not much seems to be known about it.
The model itself is 3.75” Tall x 3.75” W x 2.5” D.
It is made of ivory colored bisque china that has been hand assembled and finished with a brown wash.
The makers mark is on the bottom along with a mold or Batch #1302 and Registry # Rd-334747 .
The condition is very good for it age.
Note the low production number.
Please look carefully at the pictures and request additional pictures or specific information if needed.
The pictures are the best description of condition.
Questions are always welcome.
Shipping is by USPS Priority Mail, and I will double box these.