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           A FINE AND RARE WHITE PORCELAIN RETICULATED INCENSE
           BURNER
           Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 19th century
           The cylindrical vessel set on a splayed foot and decorated with a continuous
           reticulated frieze of young bamboo leaves, the shallow cover decorated on
           the top with an incised design of a chrysanthemum and applied with a loop
           finial, covered in a clear glaze showing light blue where it is thicker
           With a wood tomobako storage box
           41 x 15 3/8in (104 x 39cm)
           $60,000 - 80,000

           For a similar reticulated incense burner, see Kurahashi Tojiro ed., Richo
           hakuji (Joseon-Period White Porcelain), Tokyo, Koseikai Shuppanbu, 1932,
           cat. no. 4
           This incense burner bears a fine glaze with even, light blue hues, highly
           prized among collectors of white porcelain. The cover is delicately incised
           with a chrysanthemum and the glaze has collected in the recesses of the
           design.


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