Chinese Liao Sancai Glazed Censer

Chinese Liao Sancai Glazed Censer H 8.5cm, Mouth diameter: 11cm, Foot diameter: 8.9cmProvenance: Property from a Private CA Collection辽代三彩双耳香炉.&

H: 6.9 in. (17.5 cm)

Chinese, 19th century Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) or earlier. Palatial sancai glazed pottery censer of tripod form with fu lion mask and claw feet surmounted by cylindrical body with bulbous base bearing

A Chinese sancai ceramic censer dating from the Ming dynasty. The censer features high relief carvings of lotuses with dragons. It has three feet and two curving, vertical handles. Dimensions are: 15

Chinese porcelain Ming-style sancai glazed censer with lobed sides, each panel decorated with an iron-red five-claw sinuous dragon amidst flames, the underside with a blue underglaze mark, 6"h x 6.5"w

A Big Chinese Sancai Glazed Porcelain Censer: Of Shouldered Form, Rising From A Wide Base Rested On Five Thick Feet To A Lipped Rim, Finely Molded With Five Menacing Masks Above The Feet, Body Glazed

Antique Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Tripod Footed Censer, ca. ca. late 19th- early 20th century. H. 5.5 inches.

Chinese porcelain Ming-style sancai glazed censer with lobed sides, each panel decorated with an iron-red five-claw sinuous dragon amidst flames, the underside with a blue underglaze mark, 6"h x 6.5"w

Two Liao Dynasty Sancai Glazed PlatesTwo Chinese Liao Dynasty sancai glazed plates; each with foliate rims and potted flowers to center; D: 9" (larger); Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate

Liao Dynasty Sancai Glazed DishChinese Liao Dynasty sancai glazed pottery dish; of shallow circular form with incised lotus flowers to center; D: 5 7/8"

Chinese Sancai glazed pottery censer with fitted wood lid having cabochon to center. Attached to wooden base. Measures 8 1/4" (21cm) width.

(lot of 4) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic censers/ incense burners, including: (3) modeled as foo lions, on pedestal bases, (two) of similar design, (1) modeled as a parrot, rising on pierced base, lar

(lot of 2) Chinese Sancai glazed figural ceramic censers/ incense burners, modeled as foo lions, rising on integral plinth base, including: (1) male with ball under paw, (1) female with cub under paw,

(pair) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic foo lion censers/ incense burners, three-color glaze, central hole for incense, rising on pedestal bases, approx 7"h, 5"w, 4"d; 9lbs total Start Price: $90.00

Chinese Tang sancai style green glazed small porcelain censer (the porcelain is very thin, almost resemble egg shell quality, a small chip on top edge), 2.3"Hx3.75"dia

China, Liao Dynasty, Sancai glazed vase with elongated footed base, rounded body streaked with rich yellow and green markings and organic sculptural elements reaching a flaring ribbed neck. Height 8 i

Three Tang-Style Sancai Glazed VesselsThree Chinese Tang-style sancai glazed globular vessels: vase with moulded figures to body; censer with phoenix handles atop three figural legs; together with cov

A rare Chinese sancai-glazed ceramic pillow, probably Liao Dynasty (907 - 1125) or laterCeramic pillow in the form of a waisted rectangle with cream-green glaze. The long sides each with a dragon cart

Chinese Tang-style sanci and blue glazed pottery tripod censer; the squat form with elaborately carved floral appliques in relief, set on three lion mask and paw form legs, yellow rim; usual wear; D:

Pair Chinese Sancai Buddhist lion censers, 19th/20th c., polychrome glazed, with removable heads with open mouths, 8.25"h x 8"l x 5.5"w Provenance: A Private Collection: Beachside Avenue, Westport, CT

Lot 149 Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Table Objects (Tang and Liao Dynasty) comprising a near pair of ovoid ewers (Tang Dynasty) and a pair of shallow bowls with molded foliate decoration (Liao

with finely carved hardwood top and sancai glazed footed base, old chips and losses consistent with age. 10 1/2" high, 12" wide, 6" deep. Provenance: Property of a CT Estate.

Lot 43 Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Table Objects (Tang and Liao Dynasty) comprising a near pair of ovoid ewers (Tang Dynasty) and a pair of shallow bowls with molded foliate decoration (Liao D

Green, yellow and brown Sancai glazed figures of Foo dogs, each bearing three pups, with eyes on stalks and ears made to set loosely in their sockets to move slightly in a lifelike way. One stamped "C