Chinese Longquan Deer-Form Censer

A group of three Chinese archaic style animal form censers. ++ Chinese bronze deer form censer. Covered censer with incised geometric decoration. Approximately: 7 1/4" x 9 3/4" x 3 3/8". ++ Chinese br

Highly Decorative Chinese Partial Gilt Bronze Deer-Form Censer, modeled recumbent, holding a lingzhi spray in its mouth, removable cash-pierced cover, h. 7 1/2 in., w. 9 1/2 in., d. 4 in.

The censer in a jar form with two animal head handles. The body connected to the circular base with tripod figural legs. Covered overall in a soft sea-green glaze. With howling beast knob. H.to top of

The porcelain censer of compressed globular form rising to a broad neck with flared rim, supported on three tapered legs, covered overall with celadon glaze, the metal cover cast in openwork with mean

Pair Chinese cloisonne censer in the form of deer, 10.7"H each

Chinese Longquan Style Celadon Glaze Tripod Censer, low open bowl form with applied prunts around the rim, the interior center left unglazed, raised on tripod taotie mask feet. Dimensions: 8 in.dia.

A Chinese Longquan Celadon Tripod Censer Ming Dynasty Of typical form with incised cross hatched pattern to exterior. Diameter 14 inches. C Property from the Estate of Robert Rossi

A Chinese Antique Longquan Celadon Glazed Tripod Porcelain Censer: Of Compressed Globular Form, Rising From A Base Rested On Three Splayed Feet To A Lipped Rim, Evenly Glazed in A Medium Celadon Tone

CHINESE LONGQUAN CELADON PORCELAIN CENSERPossibly Ming DynastyIn drum form, with upswept loop handles, raised animalistic panels on body, and tripod base.Height 8". Diameter 5".

A Chinese Longquan Guan-Type Tripod Censer Southern Song Dynasty Of slightly tapering form with ribbed body and raised on short ruyi-head feet. Height 4 1/4 inches C From a Private American Collection

Possibly Ming dynasty, in the Song style, having unglazed rim, featuring archaic-form dragon handles with eye detail; two raised rings around neck. H. 12.6 cm (5 in.) Dia. with handles 22.5 cm (8 3/4

Chinese, likely 20th century. Longquan kiln celadon green and crackle glazed pottery tripod censer in Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) style with body of cylindrical form with three bands of three raised ribs

The bombe form body supported on three cabriole legs raised to a lobed rim, the well with three unglazed bosses evenly spaced around the central aperture, covered overall with an infinitely subtle blu

The Chinese porcelain tripod censer sturdily potted in compressed globular body, with three lobed sides radiating toward the broad wide flori-form rim. Raised on three slightly splayed conical support

Of rounded form rising to a cylindrical neck and an everted neck, supported with three cabriole legs, with pair of upright handles, overall covered with an even olive-green glaze. 3.8inch H, 4.6inch D

Chinese longquan-type celadon porcelain ewer; of flat circular form and flared rim; set upon a tripod base; with a crackled finish; W: 5 1/2" (approx._

Of compressed form rising from a short foot to a waisted neck with two stylized handles, covered overall in crackled celadon glaze, with box. Approx. 10-7.1-5.7 inch. The Estate of Japanese Store Clos

Of cylindrical form resting on three short legs, the exterior carved with blooming flowers, covered overall save for the bottom with celadon glaze suffused with brown crackles, with box. Approx. 5.3-3

Of compressed form with three feet and two handles, overall covered in celadon glaze with brown inclusions. Approx. 5.2-5.1 inch.

Of compressed form with three tapered feet, covered overall in celadon glaze, with lidless box. Approx. 5.2-4.4 inch.

Chinese Longquan style celadon glazed box, of circular form, the cover molded in relief with a deer, crane, and characters, the underside with incised text, together with the original small wooden, cr

Of globular form, supposed on three beast type legs, with natural crackles, of Longquan type. 3.9*3.6inch.

Two as a group, one of cylindrical form with three cabriole feet, applied with an olive-green glaze, the other carved with raised horizontal lines to the interior and exterior, with three cabriole fee

Chinese Ming style Longquan celadon censer, the porcelain tripod censer sturdily potted in compressed globular body, with three lobed sides radiating toward the broad wide flori-form rim 16x21 cm Ship