Four Chinese longquan celadon plates and censers. dated from Yuan-Ming Dynasty, The smaller of the two censers has three legs which are ornamental and is actually supported by a round small recessed foot, decorated with incised bands around the body. The larger censer is deeper and more narrow, also with ornamental tripod feed and a circular foot. Both censers are unglazed, the celadon glaze inside pools below the rim. Larger plate has straight flared sides and smaller plate more flat, both had small rounded footing.
Largest plate: D. 5 1/8" (13 cm) Smaller plate: D. 4 1/4" (10.8 cm) Widest censer: D. 31/2" (8.9 cm) Tallest censer: H. 2 1/2" (6.3 cm)

Condition: both tripod censer are in good condition, the larger one has glaze crazing throughout, the small dish is in good condition with surface wear and glaze crazing,the larger dish has a glaze line to the rim and a small chip to the inner foot

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