Chinese Flared Glazed Censer

China, Qing Dynasty, apple-green glazed censer, flared and rounded lipped rim, animal head ears, round, squashed body on footed base, plain white interior with green glaze on exterior. Diameter 10 in.

China, Qing Dynasty, apple-green glazed censer, flared and rounded lipped rim, animal head ears, round, squashed body on footed base, plain white interior with green glaze on exterior. Diameter 10 in.

China, ROC, oxblood glazed censer with flared mouth, round body and slightly footed base and Lungquan brush washer, squashed round body in gray high shine glaze throughout. Biggest Height 3 1/2 in., W

Chinese Longquan-type celadon glazed censer, with a slightly flared rim and a compressed low slung body, flanked by s-shaped handles, raised on a tapering foot, 6.5"w

Large Chinese Crackle Glazed Censer. Of compressed body flanked by a pair loop handles tapering to a flared rim, covered allover with a lustrous glaze suffused with dark crackles joined by a matrix of

Chinese large crackle glazed censer. Of compressed globular body raised on a short, slightly flared foot and rising to an everted rim with a pair of handles, applied all over with a pale beige glaze s

Chinese crackle glazed censer, the low globular body set with a pair fish handles beneath a flared rim, covered all over with a rich opaque glaze suffused with a dense matrix of black and golden crack

Chinese Crackle Glazed Censer. The ovoid body flanked by a pair of loop handles beneath a flared rim, covered allover with a cream glaze suffused with a network of dark gray and finer golden colored c

A Chinese tea dust-glazed censer supported on three feet and a squashed body with a flared rim, four-character seal molded on the base. Height 2" Diameter 3.25"

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 yellow glazed porcelain covered censer; of bulbous form, with flared rim, moulded handles and three animal feet; showing continuous celestial scene; dog finial and inscription to base; H: 11 1

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, 19th C., Blanc de Chine tripod censer, each foot finely carved, in a square form body, with slightly flared rim, glazed in a bright white glaze, with a smooth surface. Width 3 3/4 in., Height 2

Chinese Han Dynasty, green glazed pottery tripod censer; the shallow wide form with a raised ridge around the center, with two short flared handles, and set on three bulbous legs; Provenance: From the

Chinese oxblood glazed pottery censer in form of a foo-dog lion (6.5"L x 4.5"W x 10"H); Tripod flared rim oxblood-glaze pottery vase (8"H X 6.5"W). Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please

(lot of 2) Chinese glazed ceramics, the censer with a red everted neck with underglaze blue patterns to the flared rim, the body with blue-and-white mythical beasts (repaired); the other a crackle gla

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Tri-Pod Porcelain Censer: A Shallow Compressed Globular Body, Supported By Three Low Legs, Extending into A Short Neck With A Flared Mouth, Applied Overall With The Celadon Gl

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Tri-Pod Porcelain Censer: A Shallow Compressed Globular Body, Supported By Three Leg Stands, Extending into A Short Neck, Ending in A Flared Rim; Size: D: 6" (15cm)

A Chinese Antique Celadon Glazed Tri-Pod Porcelain Censer: A Shallow Compressed Globular Body, Supported By Three Low Legs, Extending into A Short Neck With A Flared Mouth, Applied Overall With The Ce

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

A Chinese Song style white porcelain bowl (1.7"Hx4.75"dia), and a Ming green glazed small censer (1.6"Hx2.5"dia)

The bulbous body attached to a pair fish-handles tapering to an everted rim, covered with an beige glaze with wide crackles, the interior bottom and the base exhibit spur marks, 5 in wide. Provenance:

A Chinese Teadust Glazed Censer. Bearing sceptre form handles and an impressed archaic Qianlong mark on the underside. With an 'Oriental Ceramic Society' sticker on the underside 3.75" x 7"

A Chinese Teadust Glazed Censer. Bearing an impressed archaic Qianlong mark on the underside. With a sticker from the Oriental Ceramic Society 2.25" x 5"