Ming Dynasty Ge ware Celadon Censer with Dragon Handles

A celadon incense burner baked in the Ming dynasty.
It has a tall bottom, a rounded torso, and a mouth that bends outward.
The ears attached to the sides of the torso are thought to resemble dragons, but they are quite simplified.
It has a thickness of about 6mm throughout, and is uniform from the base to the body and mouth.
It is often seen from the late Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.
A bluish celadon glaze is applied to the whole, and the front face and the inside of the bottom are more blue.
Ge ware's signature big crackle-glazed all over.
Speaking of Ge ware, there is an image of white celadon, but this kind of bluish one was also baked.
While there are many three-legged incense burners, it is unusual to have an incense burner with a high base.

There is no conspicuous flaws.It has good luster throughout and is in good condition.