Imitation Ko ware three-legged li-style cauldron (with jade finial and wood cover), Ch’ing Dynasty (1644~1911 C.E.)

Imitation Ko ware three-legged li-style cauldron (with jade finial and wood cover), Ch’ing Dynasty (1644~1911 C.E.)

• Image Number: K1B015669N000000000PAB
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Ceramics
• Function: Incense set
• Description:
  It is shaped like a bronze tripod, with two ears attached and three legs divided into crotches. Thick fetal bone, dense and moist enamel, light green and slightly gray. It is covered with pink and black fine grains, and has many shuttle eyes. The word “Tianfu” is engraved on the bottom. The characters are engraved later, not in front of the kiln. The jade top is attached with a wooden cover, which is carved with animal face patterns. The jade top is carved with deer, cranes and flower branches.