Song Dynasty Chinese Porcelain Handled Incense Burner | 960-1279 CE
This handled incense burner represents a remarkable example of Song Dynasty Chinese porcelain craftsmanship from the maritime trade era (960-1279 CE). Recovered from the Javanese trade route, this piece reflects the extensive ceramic exchange networks that connected China with Southeast Asia during one of history's most prolific periods of porcelain production.
The burner features characteristic Song Dynasty design elements and construction techniques that made Chinese ceramics highly sought after throughout the maritime trade network. Such vessels were transported aboard merchant ships traversing the South China Sea, with many pieces discovered in archaeological contexts along historic trade routes.
This is a collector's piece that would benefit from professional appraisal to determine specific attribution, condition assessment, and market value. Items from this period and provenance context are of significant interest to collectors of Asian ceramics and maritime archaeology.
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