A CHINESE MING DYNASTY BRONZE HORSE FORM CENSER WITH

Antique Chinese, probably Ming Dynasty, bronze censer; in the form of a lion, with hinged head as the cover, and a wide flaming tail; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; H: 7 1/4"

Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer and stand, with handles above the compressed body, base bearing apocryphal Xuande mark, along with a lotus leaf form bronze stand, censer: Approx. H: 12 cm x

15th Century antique Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze censer, cast in compressed globular form, short neck to flat open wide rim, raised on three conical short legs, with two loop handles vertically everte

A Silver-Inlaid Bronze Gui-Form Censer, Shisou Mark, Ming/Qing Dynasty, 17th/18th Century明/清 石叟款 铜嵌银兽面纹簋式&#28

A Pair of Archaistic Chinese Bronze Tapir-Form Censers Ming Dynasty The standing beasts with upward-held faces cast with archaic-style details. Height 9 1/4 inches. C

A Ming Dynasty Bronze Censer. Rectangular in form with a gold splash to the exterior, bearing a Xuande mark on the underside 3.75" x 8.5" x 4.75"

Bronze Censer in the form of a Ding, Chinese, Ming Dynasty, (14th/18th century or later), bulbous tripod body having bold flaring handles sits atop three zoomorphic, height 7 inches.

A very fine antique Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze censer, cast in a slightly compressed globular form, swelled on the shoulder, tapered gracefully to the banded rim, raised on three conical legs, two lo

A very fine antique Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer, cast in a slightly compressed globular form, swelled on the central body, tapered gracefully to the opening rim, raised on three conical

A very fine antique Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze censer, cast in a slightly compressed globular form, swelled on the central body, tapered gracefully to the opening rim, raised on three conical legs, t

Qing dynasty, in the form of two rearing horses, dark red ground with multicolored accents, removable saddle pieces covering hollow interiors, applied gilt bronze embellishments, each approximately 10

As a Lu Duan on a lotus platform. Head detached from body. Late Ming to early Qing dynasty. H. 18cm (7 in.)

Chinese Bronze Ding-Form Tripod Censer , probably Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), tall cylindrical neck, globular body, zoomorphic mask cabriole legs, h. 5 1/2 in., w. 5 in., d. 5 in . Provenance: Property

A Fine Bronze Censer. Of a compressed form, all supported on a subtly splayed foot, with a dark brownish patina. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:26cmx20cmx9.5cm

A Cast Bronze Censer The mythical beast-form censer, possibly of a unicorn, is cast with its head turned to the right, with a later cover cast as a boy. Ming Dynasty Width: 9 1/4 inches (23.5 cm) appr

A Fine Bronze Lion-Handled Censer. Of a compressed form, all supported on a subtly splayed foot, with a dark brownish patina. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:15cmx12.5cmx6.5cm

A Fine Bronze Lion-Handled Censer. Of a compressed form, all supported on a subtly splayed foot, with a dark brownish patina. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:15cmx12.5cmx6.5cm

Chinese bronze censer. Of flat lobed form. With two handles rising from the lip. Six character Ming dynasty Xuande mark on base. 7 x 17 cm, 1881 grams.

DESCRIPTION: Bronze tripod censer decorated with dragon form handles flanked on either side by a pair of guardian lions ("foo dogs") playing with an open-work embroidered ball. Legs are topped with a

A MING DYNASTY BRONZE CENSER, XUANDE MARK, 1426-1435, the flat everted rim on a short neck flaring to a compressed cauldron form body flanked by beastly swirling hair masks with pointy ears, and curle

A Chinese Ming (1368-1644) bronze censer. Over three long, straight cylindrical legs a bowl shaped censer with two arched handle forms on the rim. A band of incised archaic Chinese design around the b

A Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Peach' Unicorn-Handled Tripod Censer And Cover. Of compressed form, all supported by three short feet. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Four-Character Mark. Size:14cmx10.5cmx7cm

A MING DYNASTY STYLE BRONZE AND SILVER INLAID GUI CENSER, CHINESE, QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), the everted rim over two shaped integral handles, flanking a pot form body with stylized taotie mask silver

base is cast with an apocryphal Ming dynasty Xuande reign mark, of circular form with a pronounced rim and flat surface with three impressions for a tripod censer, supported on three stylized feet, 1-