A Grey Pottery Incense Burner And Cover, Boshanlu Western Han Dynasty (2)
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A GREY POTTERY INCENSE BURNER AND COVER, BOSHANLU Western Han Dynasty The domed cover deeply carved with four rows of triangular incisions below five apertures emerging from leaf form panels, surmounted by a bird finial, the vessel rising from a flaring stem with a central flange, resting on a wide dish form base. 30.5cm (12in) high. (2). Footnotes: 西漢 灰陶博山爐 Oxford Thermoluminescence Test, sample no.C126e50, dated April 2026, is consistent with the dating of this set.
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