MONOCHROME TEAL GLAZED 'RUYI' TRIPOD CENSER

The bulbous censer stands on three stub feet, body decorated in scrolling ruyi cloud band and S band, with two ruyi scepter shaped handles on the side, glazed overall in monochrome light teal color to

green monochrome glazed tripod censer with the glaze transferred from lighter celadon to darker tea-dust. Having bulbous form body and looped handles. H. with handle 9 cm (3 1/2 in.)

宋 钧瓷红釉堆雕兽腿刮棱香炉 Monochrome red glazed lobed tripod censer Height: 4 3/4 in (12.0 cm) Diameter: 5 1/8 in (13.0

Title: A Chinese monochrome celadon and crackle glazed tripod censer, Ming Description: H 11,3 cm

The censer is of bulbous form, stands on three pointed feet, body glazed in infused purple and blue, interior glazed in teal, bottom incised with single character WU mark. Song Dynasty period. Height:

A Chinese Green Glazed Porcelain Censer of squat form above ruyi cloud tripod feet, with raised archaistic  molded decoration and bosses.  Diameter 7 5/8 in., 19.4 cm. Property from the Estate of Mr

Two Chinese monochrome porcelain tripod censers dating from the 19th century. One of the censers is glazed in teadust brown, while the other is red. Dimensions are: 3 inches tall X 4 inches in diamete

one with two vertical handles, covered in a celadon glaze, 5-1/4 in.; one with pierced lid and foo dog finial, molded ruyi handles, dragon decoration in relief, gilt accents, covered in a robin's egg

Four Chinese PorcelainsGroup of four Chinese porcelains, including: three blue monochrome vases and tripod censer; together with Yuan-style crackle glazed covered censer; one with mark and one signed;

Chinese ,Yuan Dynasty, Longquan ware censer with celadon glaze covering outer area, standing on Ruyi shaped tripod foot, inside the unglazed pottery is revealed where the inner glaze stops, sides not

A VINTAGE CHINESE MONOCHROME BLUE PORCELAIN TRIPOD BOWL CENSER,19TH/20TH CENTURY, of tapered bulb form and thickly potted with a wide mouth above a white glazed interior centering an unglazed flat bas

A Chinese Qingbai glazed tripod censer, dating from the Yuan dynasty Interesting effect of the way the white-blue-green Qingbai glaze pools into the unglazed inside and the unglazed base. Incised stri

Chinese crackle glazed tripod censer. Of compressed globular body with a short neck to a flared rim set with a pair upright handles, resting on three pointed legs, covered all over with a densely crac

Chinese green glazed tripod censer, 6.5"Hx6.5"dia

Chinese tea dust glazed porcelain tripod censer. The censer is globular shaped and cast with deep round cavetto, raised on tripod legs emerged from bamboo form, two bands flanked on the lip. The u-sha

A Ge ware style glazed tripod censer, Song, H 11 - Dia 14 cm

Of cylindrical body with curved sides, resting on a three short legs, covered allover with a lustrous glaze suffused with a dense dark gray crackles, spur marks on the base, 4.2 inch wide. Provenance:

Chinese turquoise glazed tripod censer, of compressed-globular form, with a pair of handles raising from the shoulders, the pierced wood lid featuring an amethyst finial, fitted wood stand, 17.5"w,

Qing Dynasty Diameter: 6.2 inches. Height: 10 inches. Diameter: 15.8cm Height: 25.4cm Condition: Good condition overall. Provenance: East Hills, NY Old Private Estate and Collection.

A Bronze Silver-Inlaid 'Ruyi' Tripod Censer. Supported on three short, tapering feet. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:20cmx15cmx8.6cm

The compressed globular body is raised on three short feet, and is molded on the exterior with flowers below a band of stylized leaves pattern. The censer is covered overall with a glaze of celadon co

Chinese Ming style Fahua glazed pottery tripod censer with two upright, slightly flared handles, the turquoise ground body decorated with two five-clawed scaly dragons amidst cloud scrolls raised on t

The compressed globular body carved with a band of geometric pattern and a band of raised nodes, set with four raised mythical beast masks, all supported on three paw-style feet. Ming Dynasty period.

Crackle glazed tripod censer, the cylindrical body with three raised bands around and supported on three short legs, covered all over with rich mushroom colored glaze suffused with network of dense da