A WHITE GLAZED PORCELAIN BOWL-SHAPED INCENSE BURNER

A WHITE GLAZED PORCELAIN BOWL-SHAPED INCENSE BURNER WITH STAND Japan, 19th century. The incense burner in the shape of a globular bowl, covered in a glaze of cream-white tone and with seven-character

Chinese Art A white glazed porcelain bowl bearing a Kangxi incense burner mark within double circle at the baseChina, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period, 18th century . . Cm 19,50 x 9,50. Chips on the mouth.

A Chinese Blue and White Glazed Porcelain Incense Burner. Ht. 17cm, Wd. 23cm

Lot consists of a 20th century Chinese bowl with heavy metal rim and enamel paint, made for Lord & Taylor (9 1/2" diameter); a set of six white glazed porcelain bowls shaped like five-petal flowers (6

Chinese 19th Century Monochrome bubble suffused Blue Glazed Porcelain "Begging Bowl" Incense Burner with 3 blue feet and an unglazed base and inside with unglazed center with clear glazed sides. Diame

Qing Dynasty Qian Long Period; Diameter: 4.0 inch; High: 4.6 inch

Chinese Republic blue & white with enamel porcelain pagoda shaped incense burner, having three feet and flanked by handles, enamel depicting phoenix and clouds, in three parts. PROVENANCE: From a Priv

DESCRIPTION: Qing blue and white porcelain bird bowl with pictorial incense burner mark to underside. MEASUREMENTS: 8-1/2" x 4" high. CONDITION: Chipping to lip.

A Pair Of Antique Chinese Blue And White PorcelainAn antique Chinese blue and white bowl-shaped porcelain incense censer with various styles of bands of Chinese symbols designed in underglaze blue, un

A Chinese porcelain white glazed Ding style incense burner dating from the 18th century. The lid is carved with lingzhi and the body is carved with lingzhi and peach trees. Dimensions are: 5 1/2 inche

Tea-Dust Glazed Two-Ear Porcelain Incense Burner. Provenance: We are very honored to have the consignment from Mr. Ken J. White, whose father was the nephew of Thaddeus C. White, husband of Princess D

Chinese White Glazed Porcelain Bowl , probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), oval body on waisted base with shaped feet, h. 3 1/8 in., w. 10 1/8 in., d. 7 7/8 in . Provenance: The Sturm Collection, St. Th

Of typical form, the exterior decorated in powder blue glaze over the white ground, and raised on the integral foot._x000D_ Size : 3.75" H

19TH CENTURY;Green glazed porcelain incense burner ,with wood stand and cover,the cover inlaid white jade boy , jade in very good hand carving.Measures:total with wood stand 11.8 x 7.8inches. the porc

Chinese Guanyao Crackle glazed Porcelain Incense Burner on 3 feet with 2 loop handles from the mouth, a 4 character archaistic mark to side in white slip under the glaze. Height to top of handle 3 1/4

Asian. Two pieces of white glazed porcelain turtles comprising lidded box with Buddha and incense burner or flower frog. Both apparently unmarked. Largest approx. w. 8.5"

DEHUA SIX BOW STRING INCENSE BURNER CHINESE17TH/18TH CENTURY Fine white porcelain glazed Dehua Blanc de Chine cylindrical Incense burner with flat rim and decorated with a pattern of six encircling bo

Chinese Kangxi circa 1700 Blue & White Porcelain Planter or Ice Bucket, the sides with 3 shaped windows of Incense Burners & Scrolls, and a ground of white flowers & white flowering branches on a brig

DESCRIPTION: Italian glazed large white porcelain figural tazza centerpiece, depicting a bowl shaped as a sea shell and supported by a group of putti cherub figures. The putti cherubs are standing on

Lot of (6) Chinese porcelain items, to include: (2) Famille Rose bowls, a blue and white incense burner, (2) blue and white porcelain vases, and a Famille Rose cup with stand, largest piece 7" H.

2 - Unusual Chinese Glazed Porcelain Desk Pieces, a pierced brush holder shaped like garden walls and covered with a turquoise glaze, the other an incense burner carved and pierced with a dragon in th

9 Chinese Blue and White Porcelains include 1 serving plate; 1 shallow bowl; 4 dishes; 1 western-style cup and saucer; 1 cup; 1 incense burner. All are decorated with painted designs of landscapes; fl

Chinese, Han dynasty, 206 B.C. - 220 A.D., a green glazed pottery "universal mountain" incense burner (Bo Shan Lu) with a bowl-shaped body, a lid shaped like a conical mountain and a supportingvertica

Two Chinese Monochrome Glazed Porcelain Vessels comprising a crackle glazed incense burner with a reticulated hardwood cover surmounted by a hardstone finial, and one carved celadon glazed bowl. Diame