Archaic Tripod Incense Burner - China 17th Century Circa 1640
An Archaic shape tripod incense burner in “Blanc de Chine” porcelain. A frieze is incised in the central part, alternating with “Kui” dragons, notable creamy glaze.
China 17th
Late Ming Dynasty Circa 1640
Diameter: 10,3cm
Height : 7,2cm
For a similar model, see
- Marchant, Exhibition of Blanc de Chine 2014, Fig 88, p.116
- Dehua Wares Collected by the Palace Museum, Vol.1, Fig 102, 103, 104 p.251-252-253
- Blanc de Chine, Donnelly, 1969, 19, B.
- Marchant, Exhibition of Blanc de Chine 2006, Fig.75, 75a
- Blanc de Chine, Porcelain From Dehua, Rose Kehr & John Ayers, Hickley collection, Fig 77 (Published in Rinaldi, 1993)
The ends of the three legs are missing in part and chipped, a chip on the neck on the outside and two small chips on the inside. Some firing cracks.
More information and photos on request.
China 17th
Late Ming Dynasty Circa 1640
Diameter: 10,3cm
Height : 7,2cm
For a similar model, see
- Marchant, Exhibition of Blanc de Chine 2014, Fig 88, p.116
- Dehua Wares Collected by the Palace Museum, Vol.1, Fig 102, 103, 104 p.251-252-253
- Blanc de Chine, Donnelly, 1969, 19, B.
- Marchant, Exhibition of Blanc de Chine 2006, Fig.75, 75a
- Blanc de Chine, Porcelain From Dehua, Rose Kehr & John Ayers, Hickley collection, Fig 77 (Published in Rinaldi, 1993)
The ends of the three legs are missing in part and chipped, a chip on the neck on the outside and two small chips on the inside. Some firing cracks.
More information and photos on request.
1 600 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Porcelain
Diameter: 10,2cm
Height: 7,2cm
Reference (ID): 1493797
Availability: In stock
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