中國古代,明朝 瓷器 龙泉窑青釉三足炉(Lot.212) - 5.8 cm





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中國古代明代龍泉窯青釉三足爐,瓷器,青灰色釉面帶細裂紋,高約5.7厘米,口徑7.4厘米,年代約公元1368–1644年,Lot.212,於2001年自私人收藏取得,正品原作。
賣家描述
Offering:
1 exceptional and rare
Longquan celadon tripod incense burner
Description:
This incense burner is a classical scholar's incense burner from the Yuan-Ming dynasty Longquan folk kilns, also known as a qin (zither) burner. The body is cylindrical with a flat rim and straight walls. Three short feet are molded on the outside of the base. The design is simple and elegant, with unadorned and stable lines, reflecting the aesthetic preferences of scholars at the time for its refined use in incense burning.
The entire piece is covered in a bluish-gray glaze, warm and full, with natural crackle patterns. Age-related patina and aging marks are naturally and smoothly distributed across the surface. The interior base reveals the unglazed clay body, and the foot rim has a simple, rustic sandy texture. The finishing technique is archaic, fully reflecting the characteristics of Yuan dynasty Longquan folk kiln firing. The small size of the piece makes it suitable for display in a study, for incense burning, and for appreciation.
(Accompanied by a 2001 cultural relic authentication certificate), With a clear provenance, suitable for collectors of ancient Eastern porcelain scholar's objects.
This item dates back to the Yuan-Ming period, approximately the 14th century. It was handcrafted by the Chinese, and its materials and exposed clay reveal its origin and production date.
Condition:
Good condition, shows signs of use, generally well-preserved. Minor kiln cracks are visible on the side foot. No major damage. The item has been inspected using strong UV light. (Please see photos if the text is unclear.)
Specifications:
Mouth Diameter (cm): 7.40
Bottom Diameter (cm): 4.80
Height (cm): 5.70
Weight (g): 163.00
US Buyers Prohibited from Bidding:
Due to the current suspension of Hong Kong Post's freight services to the United States, this shipment cannot be arranged at this time.
Therefore, we are currently suspending bids from US buyers until Hong Kong Post resumes its logistics services.
Shipping:
We will arrange for a professional courier company to handle the shipment, ensuring safe and reliable packaging, and providing a tracking system and shipping insurance. (Packaging box and base not included)
Note:
Slight color differences may occur between the photo and the actual item. Thank you for your understanding.
Catawiki disclaimer: This object has been dated based on style by the seller . No further tests, such as, a TL test, lapidary tests, analysis of pigments or radiography scans have been conducted to check the integrity of the piece.
Offering:
1 exceptional and rare
Longquan celadon tripod incense burner
Description:
This incense burner is a classical scholar's incense burner from the Yuan-Ming dynasty Longquan folk kilns, also known as a qin (zither) burner. The body is cylindrical with a flat rim and straight walls. Three short feet are molded on the outside of the base. The design is simple and elegant, with unadorned and stable lines, reflecting the aesthetic preferences of scholars at the time for its refined use in incense burning.
The entire piece is covered in a bluish-gray glaze, warm and full, with natural crackle patterns. Age-related patina and aging marks are naturally and smoothly distributed across the surface. The interior base reveals the unglazed clay body, and the foot rim has a simple, rustic sandy texture. The finishing technique is archaic, fully reflecting the characteristics of Yuan dynasty Longquan folk kiln firing. The small size of the piece makes it suitable for display in a study, for incense burning, and for appreciation.
(Accompanied by a 2001 cultural relic authentication certificate), With a clear provenance, suitable for collectors of ancient Eastern porcelain scholar's objects.
This item dates back to the Yuan-Ming period, approximately the 14th century. It was handcrafted by the Chinese, and its materials and exposed clay reveal its origin and production date.
Condition:
Good condition, shows signs of use, generally well-preserved. Minor kiln cracks are visible on the side foot. No major damage. The item has been inspected using strong UV light. (Please see photos if the text is unclear.)
Specifications:
Mouth Diameter (cm): 7.40
Bottom Diameter (cm): 4.80
Height (cm): 5.70
Weight (g): 163.00
US Buyers Prohibited from Bidding:
Due to the current suspension of Hong Kong Post's freight services to the United States, this shipment cannot be arranged at this time.
Therefore, we are currently suspending bids from US buyers until Hong Kong Post resumes its logistics services.
Shipping:
We will arrange for a professional courier company to handle the shipment, ensuring safe and reliable packaging, and providing a tracking system and shipping insurance. (Packaging box and base not included)
Note:
Slight color differences may occur between the photo and the actual item. Thank you for your understanding.
Catawiki disclaimer: This object has been dated based on style by the seller . No further tests, such as, a TL test, lapidary tests, analysis of pigments or radiography scans have been conducted to check the integrity of the piece.

