Chinese Flambe Glazed Tripod Censer

Diameter: 8 in. Height: 4 in.

(lot of 4) Group of Chinese porcelain, consisting of a flambe glazed tripod censer; one underglaze blue porcelain brush pot with a riverscape, one stickneck vase with flowers, together with a meiping

Raised on three long leg feet, the censer is covered with a thick glaze of turquoise green and lavender tone, supporting two upright arched handles. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 6 3/8 in (16.2 cm)

A three piece Chinese porcelain grouping to include a lotus blossom form libation cup, a small crackle glazed tripod censer, and a small flambe glazed porcelain censer. Cup: 2-1/4in tall x 3-1/2in wid

Chinese Qing Flambe Cicada Tripod Censer 5''x7.5''. A deep oxblood glazed lobed censer with figural cicada handles and flambe splashes. Unmarked. Some kiln chipping to bottom of feet, original to its

A Shiwan flambe glazed ceramic censer with three short legs and 2 handles dating from the 18th century or possibly earlier. Dimensions are: 5 1/2 inches tall including the handles and 8 1/4 inches wid

A Chinese flambe tripod censer early 19th century H: 3 3/8, Dia: 5 3/8 in. H: 8.57, Dia: 13.65 cm. Provenance: Mr. Ng, New Orleans, Louisiana. Acquired by his late parents in Hong Kong prior to the 19

Chinese glazed tripod censer with molded designs to body; overall good condition, minor soiling; H 4 3/4" x D 9" (approx.)

(lot of 3) Chinese flambe glazed ceramic censers, each with an inverted rim and sharply tapering body, with three supports near the base, 10.25"w; Provenance: Estate of Reynold Tom of Oakland, CA

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

Of compressed globular form, the exterior unevenly applied with irregularly-shaped splashes of lavender-blue glaze on a mushroom ground. D: 20.5cm, H: 5cm 窯變釉鼓釘&#320

Of 'cup' form. Covered overall with a brilliant rich deep red glaze, thinning to a cobalt-blue at the bottom, feet and mouth rim transmuting to a cream-white color. H: 11.8cm, D: 10.4cm 窯&#3572

Chinese flambe glazed censer, with an inverted rim and a tapering body, with three bosses near the bottom above the flat base, 8.5"w; Provenance: Estate of Reynold Tom of Oakland, CA

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

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.

Decorated with a pair of beast -shape ears, and beast carved on foot, the cover has a beast finial, comes with matching wood base. (beast finial chip), H: 21.5cm Provenance: From Chiu Ho's collection,

Length: 15.8cm Width: 15.2cm Height: 11.1cm Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot. Please contact us for a detailed condition re

Qing Dynasty, overall covered with a white tone under a fine network of crackle glaze, an illegible incised seal mark to the base, Qing Dynasty, probably Daoguang period, two long hairlines to the sid

Chinese celadon green glazed tripod censer, 16th century or later, 4 1/8" h x 5" dia.

A Chinese celadon glazed tripod censer, dating from the 19th century. The censer has three thick rounded feet and rise to a rounded basin for the incense, with two upright handles on the flat rim. Inc