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Burner

MOA: University of British Columbia

3282/2

Pottery hill censer in dark green glaze. Bottom (part a) is in pedestal form with the pedestal forming into a round dish for the base. The round cover (part b) is carved and pierced with hunting scenes of figures and animals. The inside of the base is unglazed. The green glaze on the top and bottom of the dish section is mostly worn away. The clay inside the body of the burner is a dark brown. The green glaze has dripped through the holes of the lid, covering half of the interior brown clay.

  • Type of Item burner
  • Culture Chinese
  • Material clay, glaze
  • Measurements height 12.0 cm, diameter 18.0 cm (part a) height 20.0 cm, diameter 18.0 cm (overall) height 9.0 cm, diameter 13.9 cm (part b)
  • Previous Owner Michael M. Koerner
  • Received from Michael M. Koerner
  • Made in China
  • Creation Date between 207 BCE and 220
  • Ownership Date before December 20, 2017
  • Acquisition Date on December 20, 2017
  • Item Classes ceramics
  • Condition good
  • Accession Number 3282/0002 a-b

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