Chinese Teadust Glazed Gilt Rim Pottery Censer,

Chinese Teadust Glazed Gilt Rim Pottery Censer, Qianlong Mark 3-1/4'' H, 7'' W; 1.4 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States via UPS Ground or USPS Priori

The compressed ovoid form raised on a low straight foot, covered overall with a teadust glaze thinning to gloden buff color at the mouth rim, the base with a gilt Qianlong seal mark. Has a fitted silv

Chinese White Glazed Gilt Rim 'Ruishou' Tripod Censer, Qianlong Mark 7'' H, 6'' W; 1.4 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $30.00 via UPS Ground

Qing Qianlong Mark, Gilt-inlaid Teadust-glazed Double-eared Censer, Length: 14.8cm Width: 12cm Height: 12cm

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 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

DESCRIPTION:A Chinese glazed tea dust censer with dragon adorned handles and round everted rim. Character markings impressed into bottom. CIRCA:Mid to Late 20th Ct. ORIGIN:China DIMENSIONS:H:3.75" x D

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:

green monochrome glazed tripod censer with the glaze transferred from lighter celadon to darker tea-dust. Having bulbous form body and looped handles. H. with handle 9 cm (3 1/2 in.)

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"

Large antique Chinese turquoise glazed pottery censer and cover; of elaborately moulded, bulbous form, set upon three tall mask-motif legs terminating in ruyi-shaped feet; the body with writhing drago

Large Chinese Glazed Pottery Censer, compressed globular body with lions mask handles raised on short foot ring, h. 5 in., w. 10 3/4 in., d. 10 in.

A Chinese Glazed Pottery Censer Height 7 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Joseph E. Suiter, Columbus, Ohio

A Chinese tea-dust glazed small censer, with lion and ring handles and gold speckling to the glaze, incised four character mark to base, 8cm wide x 4.2cm high -1铁锈釉洒&#37329

Chinese Red Glazed Gilt Rim Vase With Zonghetang Mark 9-1/2'' H ; 6-1/4'' W, 1.4 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $30.00 via UPS Ground or USP

Chinese Celdon Glazed Gilt Rim Bowl, Songhuizong Mark 2-1/4'' H, 5-1/2'' W; 0.6 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $30.00 via UPS Ground or USPS

Chinese teadust-glazed porcelain censer; of squat globular form, set upon a tripod base, with moulded handles; Qianlong mark to base, but later; L: 7" (approx.)

with banded archaic detail, vine form lugs and pierce carved hardwood cover. 7" high, 7" diameter. Provenance: Property of a CT Estate.

18C rare Chinese tea dust glazed censer. Size & Condition: Please see the last picture for detail. 紐約诺顿艺术拍卖公司 - 专业&#

China, 19th C., tea dust glazed censer, on a raised base, in a flattened disk form, each side flanked by a handle in the form of a lion head, highlighted with gold details, with Qianlong mark. Diamete

Chinese Tea Dust Glazed Censer Having tripod form with double handles, including impressed Qianlong chop seal reign mark to underside Property from: a private collector Height: 5 1/4 inches, Diameter:

Raised on splayed foot, flanked by two handles on the neck as handles. H: 9 3/8 in.

Antique Chinese Green Teadust Glazed Censer Bowl, d. 4.75 inches, h. 2.75 inches, ca. 19th century. Marked "鋤月山莊仿古" (Imitate-ancients by Hoe and Moon villa). Probably Da