Green Glazed Lion Lid Tripod Incense Burner with Mark Description: This is a porcelain tripod incense burner characterized by a flowing glaze that blends green, brown, and ochre colors. The lid, adorned with a lion finial, features a pierced design, suggesting its intended practical use. Its compact size makes it suitable for placement in a Buddhist altar, alcove, or study. Judging from the style, glaze, and form, it is likely to have been manufactured around the early Showa period. There is a mark on the bottom that appears to read “?zan saku” (made by ?zan), but it is difficult to read, so the maker and kiln cannot be identified. Condition: There are no noticeable scratches or chips. The scent of incense remains due to prior use. There are some stains that cannot be removed due to age and use. Please understand this as an old and used item. Material, Dimensions, Color, etc.: Material: Porcelain Height: Approximately 13cm (including lid) Width: Approximately 9cm (excluding handles) Color: Green glaze, brown, ochre Accessories: None Small Japanese porcelain tripod incense burner with a lion finial lid. Features a pierced lid and flowing green glaze with brown and earthy tones. Based on the style and glaze, it is estimated to date from the late Meiji to early Showa period. A maker’s mark is present on the base, but the exact maker is unknown. There is an incense scent from prior use and some stains. No noticeable chips or cracks. Size: approx. 13cm high with lid, approx. 9cm wide without handles. #三足香炉 #磁器製香炉 #incenseburner #koro #japaneseantique #tripodincenseburner #ceramics