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Origin: Japan   Shape: Bowl   Material: Iron
Period: 2000   Location: The house of rice
Description: Heavy iron incense burner for cone, powder or stick incense. This decorative burner is 3 1/4 inches high and 3 1/4 inches wide with a removable cover
Item # 84 
http://www.houserice.com
Origin: Japan   Shape: Bowl   Material: Iron
Period: 2000   Location: The house of rice
Description: Heavy iron incense burner is 3 1/4" in diameter and 1 1/4" tall. It will hold one to four sticks of incense at one time and catches the ashes in the surrounding bowl. Cone incense can also be enjoyed in the bowl part of the burner
Item # 85 
http://www.houserice.com
Origin: Japan   Shape: Pot   Material: Iron
Period: 2000   Location: Private (JJD)
Description: Incense Burner partially gold plated. Height : 10 cm
Item # 86   
Origin: Japan   Incense: Cone   Shape: Bowl   Material: Lacquer
Period: 2000   
Description: gold lacquer decorated with Chinese phoenix, Dia. 12*H10 cm
Item # 181 
http://www.jeims.co.jp
Origin: Japan   Shape: Bowl   Material: Porcelain
Period: 2000   Location: Dai Ichi Gallery
Description: Celadon Insence Burner 4"x 5.5" made by Haraguchi Takushi
Item # 199 
http://www.daiichiarts.com/
Origin: Japan   Shape: Bowl   Material: Ceramic
Period: 2000   Location: Two hundred hands
Description: This Koro in celedon glaze is 3-1/2 inches tall with a 2-3/4-inch diameter at the top and has 3 feet (traditional) and is suitable for senko (burning incense sticks). It can also be used for kodo with bamboo charcoal.
Item # 266 
http://www.200hands.com
Origin: Japan   Shape: Pot : Foo Dog/Komainu   Material: Ceramic
Period: 2000   Location: Private (Denise Bishop)
Description: 36 * 29 cm, Incense burner, Nabeshima porcelain of Okawachi, near Imari.
Item # 379   
Origin: Japan   Shape: Dome : Human   Material: Ceramic
Period: 2000   Location: Kyoto, Japan   (photo by: Sophie & Bernard Olivier)
Description: Ceramic, 20 cm high incense burner, found in a Kyoto shop
Item # 383   
Origin: Japan   Shape: 3 tiers   Material: Ceramic
Period: 2000   Location: Nara, Japan   (photo by: Sophie & Bernard Olivier)
Description: Ceramic, 30 cm high incense burner, found in a Nara shop
Item # 384   
Origin: Japan   Shape: Box : Shell   Material: Ceramic
Period: 2000   Location: Nara, Japan   (photo by: Sophie & Bernard Olivier)
Description: Ceramic, 20 cm high incense burner, found in a Nara shop
Item # 385   
Origin: Japan   Incense: Oil   Shape: Aroma Lamp   
Period: 2000   Location: Thanko
Description: USB Aroma Diffuser. Just open the "pod" lid, add water and a couple of drops of the aroma oil of your choice, and close the lid. Then look for the nearest available USB port, power it on, and you're on your way to relaxation in the workplace. The diffuser also lights up, thanks to its four internal blue LEDs. (Size: 132x132x133mm 265g).
Item # 410 
http://raremonoshop.com
Origin: Japan   Shape: Pot   Material: Porcelain
Period: 2000   Location: Private (JJD)
Description: Kutani porcelain incense burner. Kutani ware is a style of Japanese porcelain which was first produced in the mid 1650s in the area of Kanazawa, Komatsu, Kaga, and Nomi in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
Item # 590 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kutani_ware
Origin: Japan   Shape: Pot   Material: Ceramic
Location: Private (RJV)
Description: Incense burner pot decorated with modern drawings and engravings. Gold gilded handles with Foo Dog on the lid.
Item # 790   
Origin: Japan   Shape: Pot   Material: Bronze
Description: Incense burner, looks old. However, the word Japan is stamped on the bottom along with a mark that cannot be fully seen. In addition, the casting appears to be very rough and it even looks soldered or welded, especially on the bottom. This indicate that this item is rather a reproduction.
Item # 817 
http://dm-treasures.biz/
Origin: Japan   Shape: Ashcatcher   Material: Iron
Location: Private (Peter Coleman)
Description: Cast iron incense burner
see item#259 for reference
Item # 919   
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