17th/18th century|The incense burner of a compressed globular form decorated with honey-comb pattern, flanked by a pair of beast-head handles and raised on three legs issuing from beast-heads, the pierced cover with lion-dog finial, 13cm (5 1/8in) high; the small meiping vase of elegant baluster form, finely incised with archaic wreathing chilong amidst auspicious lingzhi fungus, all above a band of upright ruyi heads, 11cm (4 3/8in) high; the small circular seal paste box and cover finely incised with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl, the sides carved with crashing waves, the base with an apocryphal Jiajing six-character mark, 4.2cm (1 6/8in) wide. (5).|十七/十八世紀 漿胎白釉香具 一組三件Provenance:The incense burner, H.B.Harris (d. 1929)R.F.A.Riesco (1877-1964), no.103 (label)Sotheby's London, 23 June 1970, lot 123An English private collectionThe vase and circular box, Abel William Bahr (1877-1959)Edna H.Bahr by descent from her fatherSotheby's London, 1 November 1965, lots 160 and 161An English private collectionPublished and Illustrated: A.L.Hetherington, Early Chinese Ceramics of China, London, 1922, pl.25, fig.2 (the incense burner).來源：蓋爐為H.B.Harris（1929年生）先生舊藏R.F.A.Riesco（1877-1964）先生舊藏，藏品編號103（標貼）1970年6月23日於倫敦蘇富比拍賣，拍品123號英國私人收藏花插及印盒為Abel William Bahr（1877-1959）先生舊藏Edna H.Bahr舊藏，得自其父1965年11月1日與倫敦蘇富比拍賣，拍品160及161號英國私人收藏出版及著錄： A.L.Hetherington著，《Early Chinese Ceramics of China （中國早期陶瓷）》，倫敦，1922，頁25，圖2 （香爐）