A Chinese crackle glazed tripod censer of fish basket

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

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:

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.

Chinese crackle glazed tripod censer, in an overall gray crackled glaze, with a pair of bridge handles and three cylindrical legs, 4"h.

TWO ANTIQUE PORCELAIN CENSERSTwo antique Chinese crackle glazed, tripod censers, each with ribbing: taller of lighter coloration and showing a fine crackle; shorter of darker cream and showing a more

Of cylindrical body with grooved bands and incurved rim, supported on three cabriolet legs, covered all over with dark gray crackles permeated with a network of faint golden crackle, spur marks in the

Chinese pale blue celadon glazed porcelain tripod censer. Measures 5 1/4" diameter x 3 3/4" height.

Chinese celadon crackle glazed tripod censer, molded with trigram in relief on the body, 4.25"dia.

Chinese crackle glazed celadon tripod censer with molded designs to body; overall good condition, some soiling; H 5" x D 6" (approx.)

A Chinese Guan Type Ice Crackle Glazed Tripod Censer. {Diameter: 7 1/4 inches (18.415 cm)}. Condition: Minor surface scratch marks, one leg repaired.

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

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 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 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

A Small Crackle Glazed Tripod Censer Of bombe form with upright loop handles, the pale celadon glaze of Guan type, the underside is bearing a Qianlong six-character mark in underglaze blue. Width: 2 7

A Small Crackle Glazed Tripod Censer Of compressed lobed for, with molded decoration of archaistic opposing phoenix, bearing an incised four-character Qianlong mark. Width: 3 7/8 inches (9.7 cm)

Two Antique Chinese Crackle Glazed CeramicsTwo small and antique, Chinese crackle glazed ceramics: pale blue globular jarlet; together with green tripod censer; D: 4 1/2" (larger); Provenance: From th

(lot of 3) Chinese glazed scholar's objects, comprising a pair of robin's egg glazed brush washers and a sky blue crackle glazed tripod censer, 5" and 6.25"dia.

Chinese Porcelain Tripod Censer 2.25''x5''. Brown ge crackle glazed handled tripod censer. Stamped export seals on bottom. Excellent condition. 18th century, Qing dynasty. Large collection of crackle

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

Chinese white crackle glazed ding censer having a tripod footed design with two handles. Bottom holds blue zhuanshu six character Qing Dynasty Qianlong reign mark. Measures approx. 2 5/8" height x 3"

Three Yuan-Style Crackle Glazed CeramicsGroup of three Chinese Yuan-style crackle glazed guan-type ceramics: a spittoon, foliate form tripod censer and brushwasher; H: 6" (tallest)

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

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