A blanc de Chine censer with stylised dragon handles. Dehua. 17th/18th century Of gui shape with stylised dragon handles, around the body a moulded band with taotie masks or stylised dragons on a leiwen ground, covered with an ivory-tinged glaze. Height 6.7 cm; length 14.5 cm Provenance Private collection, Rhineland. Acquired at Bödiger, Bonn, 24./25.9.1982, lot 774 Literature Compare: An Exhibition of Te Hua porcelain, Art Gallery, Institute of Chinese Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, January to June 1975, fig. 42 and Ming and Qing Chinese Arts from the C.P. Lin Collection, Hong Kong 2014, fig. 116 Blanc de chine-Weihrauchbrenner in der Bronze-Form gui. Dehua. 17./18. Jh. Gewölbter Körper mit weitem, ausgestelltem Rand und zwei stilisierten Drachenhenkeln, um den Körper gemodelte Bordüre mit stilisierten Drachen oder taotie-Masken auf leiwen-Grund, bedeckt mit elfenbeinfarbener Glasur. H 6,7 cm; L 14,5 cm Provenienz Privatsammlung, Rheinland, erworben bei Bödiger, Bonn, 24./25.9.1982, Lot 774 Literatur Vgl.: An Exhibition of Te Hua porcelain, Art Gallery, Institute of Chinese Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, January to June 1975, Abb. 42 und Ming and Qing Chinese Arts from the C.P. Lin Collection, Hong Kong 2014, Abb. 116