A rare Chinese Swatow slip-decorated brown-glazed tripod censer with cranes, Ming

Early slip decorated brown glazed pottery vase in the manner of Wanli or the Ming Dynasty. Appears to be very early, possibly original. Decorated of each with with flowers in a vase. Unmarked on base.

A LARGE CÉLADON GLAZED LONGQUAN CERAMIC TRIPOD CENSERChina, early Ming dynasty The external wall decorated with eight trigrams in relief, an impressed flower to the centre of the interior.9 x 30 c

A CHINESE MING STYLE TURQUOISE GLAZED & UNDERGLAZE DECORATED TRIPOD CENSER & COVER, the base with a six-character Hongzhi mark, 7.5in high overall.

A BLUE & WHITE IRON RED GLAZED PORCELAIN TRIPOD CENSER/MING DYNASTY 19.5 cm L x 18 cm W x 21.7 cm H The censer is decorated to each side with leaping dragon above foaming waves, below a band of geomet

Ming/Qing dynasty, Longquan Celadon-glazed tripod censer decorated eight trigrams. Diameter 13.5cm Height 9.6cmGood conditionProvenance: Private collection from Sutton

Chinese Swatow charger, Ming Dynasty, 16th c., South China, glazed porcelain, decorated in white slip chrysanthemums on blue ground, 4"h x 15.5"dia Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip

RARE MING DYNASTY GLAZED PORCELAIN KENDIRare Chinese late Ming Dynasty, brown and white glazed porcelain kendi pouring vessel; the compressed body with design of lotus plants and cranes in white and b

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

China, Yuan-Ming period, light-green glazed tripod censer, foo lion on top of the dome shaped lid, circular body held by three boys decorated with animal masks on all sides. Height 6 in.

China, Ming Period, blue and white tripod censer, with a flared rim, decorated with blue glazed plant and floral motifs over a white ground, exterior and interior of base unglazed, with Xuede mark. 5

Body in archaistic Ding censer form with tripod beast head legs and upright handles. Body and handle decorated with key scrolls. Wood openwork cover with agate knob. Ming dynasty. Height to top of han

China, 19th C., brown-glazed tripod censer, with gilt elements throughout, with Qianlong mark on base. Height 6 1/4 in.

Vintage Chinese brown glazed tripod censer, 3.35"Hx5.1"dia

A CHINESE CIZHOU BROWN GLAZED TRIPOD CENSER, 12/13TH CENTURY. With banded decoration on three animal form feet. 12cm wide x 9cm tall. Overall good condition without signs of damage or repair.

Antique Chinese Brown Glazed Porcelain Tripod Footed Censer, d. 7.5 inches, h. 4.5 inches, ca. 20th century.

Antique Chinese brown glazed covered tripod censer; the body with three Shou medallions to the front; the reticulated cover of dragon motif; with matching cover and stand;; Provenance: From the Hashim

Antique Chinese Brown Glazed Tripod Footed Large Censer, ca. early 20th century, d. 10 in., h. 6 inches.

Chinese celadon glazed tripod ceramic censer, Ming style, with incised floral designs; large crack at rim and extending down body to base, other small flaws, surface wear and surface scratching; H 8 1

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

Sotheby's, Sales N10336, Important Chinese Art, on Sep 23rd 2020, LOT510 A LARGE 'LONGQUAN' CELADON-GLAZED TRIPOD CENSER MING DYNASTY, 16TH CENTURY 明十六世紀 龍&#2

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

A Chinese Longquan Celadon Glazed Tripod Censer, Ming Dynasty 3-3/8 x 5 inches (8.6 x 12.7 cm) Property from the Estate of Dr. Cornelius Osgood and Soo Sui-lin

China, antique tripod brown glazed censer, short, cylindrical body on three stout legs, beige and splattered brown coloring throughout, dull finish. Width 4 1/4 in., Height 5 3/4 in.

A RARE LARGE 17TH CENTURY CHINESE SWATOW WARE TIN GLAZED BOWL Ming, painted with the split pagoda pattern, within a banding of iron red seals. 38 cm diameter. Note: An identical dish resides in the Pe