CELADON GLAZED TRIPOD CENSER WITH RAISED HANDLES

ANTIQUE CELADON GLAZED TRIPOD CENSERAntique Chinese celadon glazed tripod censer; with two rows of raised prunts and two short handles; set upon three unglazed nub feet; with the number three incised

The Jun ware censer is of bulbous form, stands on three short feet, two raised handles attached to the sides, glazed in blueish-celadon color tone, bottom partially glazed. Yuan Dynasty period. Height

Chinese celadon glazed porcelain tripod censer with molded handles and incised designs to body; overall good condition; H 7 1/4" x D 8 3/4" (approx.)

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

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.

A Chinese Longquan Celadon Glazed Tripod Censer the compressed body decorated with raised ridges, resting on three splayed legs rising to a short, cylindrical neck and an everted mouth rim. 

A Small Longquan Celadon Glazed Tripod Censer The compressed globular body with a pair of loop handles, all supported on three short cylindrical feet, with a pierced silver lid and wood box. Song/Yuan

The censer stands on three thick and short legs, supporting slightly compressed bulbous body, with straight neck to flaring rim and two long handles on the side, body glazed in celadon with ripple-lik

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

Porcelain, with raised archaic style decoration; mask feet. 4.25 H X 5.75" dia. No chips, cracks, or hairlines; some crazing to glaze.

Chinese Song-style celadon glazed tripod censer; of squat globular form with flaring rim; featuring three raised ridges, each extending down to the legs; D: 4 1/4" (approx.)

Chinese celadon glazed tripod censer, Yuan dynasty, the tapering cylindrical body molded with sprays of chrysanthemums, raised on three shaped supports, 5"w

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Censer. Raised on tripod feet, unmarked 4.75" x 7"

Chinese, Ming dynasty. Longquan celadon glazed tripod censer with finely incised crosshatched pattern to the body. Raised on three feet with short, everted rim, having prominent crackle inglaze consis

Korea, celadon glazed tripod censer with cover, with tripodal footing, in bulbous form, decorated with a scrolling floral pattern at the center, with a handle in the form of a lion on each side and at

Korea, celadon glazed tripod censer with cover, with tripodal footing, in bulbous form, decorated with a scrolling floral pattern at the center, with a handle in the form of a lion on each side and at

Wtih twisted raised handles on a red body. H. 6.5cm (2 1/2 in.) restoration to one handle

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Tripod Porcelain Censer: Well Potted With Rounded Sides, Rising From A Base Rested On Three Pegged Feet To A Lipped Rim Flanked On Each Side By Arching Handles, Evenly Glazed

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

(lot of 3) Group of Chinese ceramic: first, a celadon glazed duck form censer; second, a Guan type small globular jar and a rolled rim; third, a Ru type tripod censer with handles on the rim, 6"w; Pro

A Chinese Antique Celadon Glazed Tripod Porcelain Censer: Well Potted With Rounded Sides, Rising From A Base Rested On Three Pegged Feet To A Lipped Rim Flanked On Each Side By Arching Handles, Evenly

A Chinese Antique Celadon Glazed Tripod Porcelain Censer: Well Potted With Rounded Sides, Rising From A Base Rested On Three Pegged Feet To A Lipped Rim Flanked On Each Side By Arching Handles, Exteri

Chinese, likely 20th century. Longquan kiln celadon green and crackle glazed pottery tripod censer in Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) style with body of cylindrical form with three bands of three raised ribs

Possibly Ming dynasty, in the Song style, having unglazed rim, featuring archaic-form dragon handles with eye detail; two raised rings around neck. H. 12.6 cm (5 in.) Dia. with handles 22.5 cm (8 3/4