Gui-Form Censer - Porcelain - China - Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)

Celadon Gui-Form Incense Burner | China, Qing dynasty (1644–1911) A Chinese celadon-glazed incense burner in the archaic gui form, featuring a rounded body with a gently flared rim and short feet. The vessel is covered in a subtle celadon glaze, lending it a refined and understated appearance inspired by ancient Chinese ritual bronzes. The incense burner is fitted with a wooden cover topped by a red stone finial, providing an attractive contrast to the pale green glaze. Dimensions: H 6.2 × W 8.3 cm H 11.5 cm including the cover Condition: Good condition, with one hairline crack. Otherwise, no significant damage reported. Dirt and accumulated incense redidue throughout. Please examine the photographs carefully. The written condition report is indicative only; the photographs provide the definitive and binding description of the item's condition. Shipping: The incense burner will be securely packed and shipped with insurance.

Estimate:£334.82

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