A Dehua tripod 'Trigram' incense burner of archaic bronze lian form, Ming Dynasty, circa 1640, decorated around the body in relief with the 'Eight Trigrams' between two raised borders, applied overall with a green tinted white glaze, 10.7cm diameter x 7.2cm high and a Dehua tripod incense burner of archaic bronze lian form, Ming Dynasty, circa 1640, the cylindrical body supported on three ruyi-head feet, the exterior encircled with a band of key-fret and archaistic motifs between two raised, applied overall with a translucent ivory-coloured glaze, the censer 11cm diameter x 8cm high (2) Provenance: From a Noble English family, prior to 1921 明 德化八卦纹香炉两件 拍品来源：英国显赫贵族私人收藏，购自1921年前 Condition Report: The trigram censer with crack running down the side and then into the base with an over length of approximately 10cm the other censer with has extensive damage with large piece approximately 10.5cm x 8cm glued back and two further cracks 7cm and 12cm and small pieces missing from damaged areas Condition Report Disclaimer