A GREEN GROUND RHINOCEROS FORM INCENSE BURNER

Three Crackled Glazed Porcelain Scholar's Objects QING DYNASTY (1644-1912) the first a green glazed cylindrical form incense burner, raised on three short feet, the second a clair-de-lune beehive-form

H. 8 cm.W. 12 cm.

Brussels glazed terracotta heater or incense burner with cream ground with green and brown splatter and two iron handles. H. 46 cm (18 in.)

Sancai pottery incense burner from Ming dynasty or earlier. This incense burner is a tripod with taotie mask feet. The exterior of the bowl has a green ground with purple and yellow glazing. It is dec

A very nice Chinese cloisonne over copper censer with scrolling lotus motif on a green ground. Two character Ming dynasty mark incised to base.10" height x 9" width

Japanese cloisonne incense burner- floral motif with 'goldstone'' on green ground. 3 1/2'' dia. Provenance: Private collection- Jamestown, NY; George Eastman

Large enameled copper and brass incense burner, in the form of a Rhinoceros, lift top saddle opening to interior, vent/tube on side of mouth, minor loss at horn, approx 13.75"h, 23.5"l, 8.5"w, 13.25lb

Includes a bronze foo dog incense burner with hinged head - hinge as is; and a beautifully depicting white metal rhinoceros form inkwell - missing inserts. From a Larchmont, NY estate. Dimensions: rhi

A PAIR OF VINTAGE ENAMEL CLOISONNÉ QILIN FORM INCENSE BURNERS, CHINESE REPUBLIC (1912-1949), the single horn mythical beasts with gaping mouth over a repoussé beard, on a blue ground surmount with p

(2) glazed green stoneware incense burners in form of a parrot. Not a true pair. 3.5dia x 9h

Decorated with auspicious beasts, Buddhism emblems and prunus blossoms against a green enameled ground with black line spirals, lion-mask handles. Stand not included. In excellent condition, no chips,

成化款 三彩鸭形盖炉 Chinese yellow ground Famille Verte porcelain incense burner; in form of a standing duck; six-character Ming Chenghua mark on

including a miniature cloisonne covered incense burner decorated with white flowers on branches over a black ground, a small green cloisonne teapot, two small cloisonne jars with lids and handles, a s

Highly detailed, thick gilt floral design all over. Two panels to the body depict butterflies. Red, dark blue and green enameling on off-white ground. With metal lid patterned with four-petal flower m

Korean Celadon Green Censer C. 19th.c., H 7.2'' On three rabbit form legs. Supporting lotus blossom and incense burner.

The famille rose incense burner is of globular form with expanding foot ring, body depicts lotus flowers against yellow ground, the lid with open work dragons surrounding a large SHOU character in the

Chinese cloisonné enamel incense burner; of squat globular form set upon a tripod base with tall handles; the floral designs amid scrolling fauna reserved on a teal-blue ground; with cast archa

A PAIR OF 19TH / 20TH CENTURY ORIENTAL / JAPANESE TURQUOISE GROUND FISH FORMED VASES / INCENSE BURNERS, moulded in the form of two upright fish, the opening of the mouth creating the vase / burner, 21

Mid 20th century Chinese figural porcelain incense burner. In the figural form of two children holding a lidded chest with Dragon handle. Holds green chop seal mark to base. Measures approx. 6 3/4" le

A Chinese green glazed incense burner, dated from Tang dynasty (618-906). A conical form with flat bottom, the small green burner resembles a bee hive, with small hole at the top and vents cut out aro

Chinese Cloisonne Incense Burner is decorated with lotus leaves and flowers in shades of green, pink and blue on a white ground. A fish net-like pattern accents the legs. A molded lotus blossom caps t

Pair of green glaze stoneware birds. Standing on rock form bases. 3w x 4d x 9.75h.

A CARVED SPINACH GREEN JADE INCENSE BURNER LUDUAN Mythical beasts of this form are known as luduan, legendary creatures capable of distinguishing between good and evil. Because of these qualities, cen

A GREEN-GLAZED POTTERY INCENSE BURNER AND COVER, BOSHANLU, A GLAZED RITUAL POTTERY FOOD VESSEL, DING AND A GREEN-GLAZED JAR Han Dynasty The first with reticulated conical mountain form cover populated