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A large Sancai-glazed tripod incense burner and cover, ‘Ding’ China, late Qing Dynasty H. 38 cm, B. 24,3 cm Stoneware decorated in vibrant sancai enamels on the biscuit. The globular body raised on three lion-head cabriole legs, molded in relief with lotus and peony blossoms beneath a ruyi band, flanked by two upright handles. The domed cover featuring pierced openwork and surmounted by a Buddhist lion finial. The base incised with a six-character Kangxi mark. European private collection - Fine glaze craquelure, minor glaze flakes, one leg broken and reattached
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