HAN DYNASTY GREEN GLAZED TRIPOD CENSER

Chinese Han Dynasty, green glazed pottery tripod censer; the shallow wide form with a raised ridge around the center, with two short flared handles, and set on three bulbous legs; Provenance: From the

Chinese Han Dynasty Green Glazed Censer, on three animal feet and the surface with 4 engraved lines, the green glaze now iridescent. Age related wear. Height 5 3/8 inches (13.6 cm.). Diameter 8 1/4 in

Han Dynasty Green Glazed Lidded Tripod Vessel. Of compressed globular form supported on three tall carved beast feet, encircled with a raised band below two S-shaped handles, the cover carved in high

A Chinese Han dynasty green glazed pottery censer raised on paw feet, 8" diameter

Han style green glazed tripod censer (hairline), 7.5"Hx10"x7"

A Chinese Han-Dynasty Green Glazed Pottery 'Mountain' Censer and Cover Height 10 inches. C

A Chinese green glazed censer, dating from the Han dynasty (206 BCE - 220 CE). The cylindrical censer, with lotus cover, is supported off the ground by three bear shaped feet. An incised horizontal ba

Chinese Han Dynasty green glaze pottery ritual tripod ding censer with mountain peaks on lid 7"H x 9 1/2"Diam.

Four Chinese Han/Tang-style pottery vessels, including: green glazed tripod censer; globular jar with tapering neck, set upon three moulded feet; cylindrical tripod vessel; together with bulbous, foot

Four Chinese Han/Tang-style pottery vessels, including: green glazed tripod censer; globular jar with tapering neck, set upon three moulded feet; cylindrical tripod vessel; together with bulbous, foot

Chinese green glazed Han dynasty style tripod ceramic covered hill jar; chips to top and throughout, pitting and other flaws, as is condition; H 7" x W 6 1/2"

Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed granary urn, of cylindrical form surmounted by a slightly conical ribbed cover emulating a tradition tile roof, glazed in spinach green and rising on tripod bear form

The domical cover molded with various creatures, the legs with creature supports; accompanied by an original Oxford University thermoluminescence test report #366h41, dated October 25, 1984, stating t

Large Chinese antique green glazed pottery covered censer (博山爐), Han dynasty, c100AD, in excellent condition, 11.25"Hx10.25"dia

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

Two Chinese Greenware Han Dynasty period pots comprising, a shouldered jar with a short neck and a discoid jar with a short neck and tripod feet, both glazed in copper infused green. Note: TL testing

(3) early Chinese green glazed granary jars, Likely Han Dynasty (2nd c. BCE- 3rd c. ADE), in the form of a granary silo with tiled roof, raised on tripod feet, 14.75"h x 8"dia (largest), 12.25"h x 8"d

A Chinese Qingbai glazed tripod censer, dating from the Yuan dynasty Interesting effect of the way the white-blue-green Qingbai glaze pools into the unglazed inside and the unglazed base. Incised stri

Chinese Han Dynasty tripod vessel; of cylindrical form set upon three moulded feet; showing a pale-green iridescent glaze with several incised concentric bands to body; D: 9 1/8" (approx.)

Raised on three long leg feet, the censer is covered with a thick glaze of turquoise green and lavender tone, supporting two upright arched handles. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 6 3/8 in (16.2 cm)

Chinese green glazed tripod censer, 6.5"Hx6.5"dia

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A heavy, hollow piece of pottery, with its exterior glazed in a thick, deep green and covered in very low relief swirling designs that look like large, leafy

C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Green glazed terracotta jar with lid. Of ovoid form and covered in a green glaze down to the foot rim the jar is finely potted with thin even walls and rests on a slightly

An ancient glazed vase from the Chinese Han Dynasty period. The vase is of traditional round shape with a flaring rim. The sides are applied with taotie handles. The Han Dynasty, 206 BC to 220 AD was