A Charming Li-Typed Censer of Yuan Dynasty.
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Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pre 1492: Item # 1072183
Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pre 1492: Item # 1072183
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Description:
A Li-Typed incense burner was well applied on the surface with the unique glassy glaze.
Also uniquely was the crackled condition in the glaze was immensely spread.
It was a charming characteristic that was believed being made intentionally to imitate the Guan ware of Song dynasty.
The body clay revealed amid the frettings was grayish and was in old greasy feel.
The blackish brown tint resulted from firing was covering on the body clay, especially on the tips of the feet.
It was a charming piece by the unique glaze and the well mold shape.
Date: Yuan Dynasty, 12th/13th Century.
Body Width: 9.4cm, Height: 6.8cm.
A SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.
Description:
A Li-Typed incense burner was well applied on the surface with the unique glassy glaze.
Also uniquely was the crackled condition in the glaze was immensely spread.
It was a charming characteristic that was believed being made intentionally to imitate the Guan ware of Song dynasty.
The body clay revealed amid the frettings was grayish and was in old greasy feel.
The blackish brown tint resulted from firing was covering on the body clay, especially on the tips of the feet.
It was a charming piece by the unique glaze and the well mold shape.
Date: Yuan Dynasty, 12th/13th Century.
Body Width: 9.4cm, Height: 6.8cm.
A SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.