18th Century Chinese Porcelain Censer and Cup

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A Chinese white porcelain censer and a libation cup, 18th century the censer 12.5 cm diameter, the libation cup 7.5 cm high note the censer accompanied by a small card inscribed 'Porcelain incense burner from the Te-hua kilns (Fukien) 17th or 18th century. It is quite usual for Te-hua pieces to be inscribed but this particular inscription is not recorded. Painted in the Hsiang Ching Ch'un Pavillion (fragrant pure spring)'

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