incense-burner
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 376
(in’sens-bér’nér), x. A stand, vase, ete., upon or in which to burn incense. Chinese and Japanese incense-burners are familiar as ornaments, often being fantastic bronze figures of men or animals. incense-cedar (in ’ sens - sé /- dix), 2. The white or post cedar, Libocedrus decurrens, & native of the Pacifie coast of the United States, from Oregon south, growing Japanese Incense-burner. on the mountains. It is a large tree with light, soft, but durable wood, incense-cup (in’sens-kup), 7. 1, An incense burner, small and of simple form.—2. One of a cla of small pottery ve els, such as are found in prehistoric graves. Their use is unknown.
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