Qing Dynasty Gilded Bronze Incense Burner with Animal Foot and Crown Ears[Specifications] Height 30cm Diameter 9cm Belly Diameter 11cm Ear Distance 23cm Weight 2.85kg[Inscription] Made in Qianlong Period[Details]Made of copper and gilded. The cover is peculiar in shape, in the shape of an inverted bowl, with a flat top, decorated with a lion rolling an embroidered ball as a button, and four sides are decorated with four rings, and the cover is carved with cloud head patterns to make a smoke outlet. The mouth of the furnace is folded, with a short neck, a round belly and three animal feet at the bottom. The two ends of the abdomen are decorated with symmetrical crown ears, connected by a scroll pattern, which is simple and elegant. The whole body is inlaid with coral, turquoise, tourmaline, pearls, and decorated with various treasures, which is extremely gorgeous. The original round upturned lotus pattern waisted base is integrated with the whole vessel, echoing the upper and lower parts, and turquoise and coral are dotted in between, which shows the royal style and the theme patterns complement each other. The entire vessel is gorgeously decorated, with fine and regular workmanship, and rich and beautiful gold and water. It is a rare gem-inlaid product and extremely precious.

in good condition