A CHINESE GILT-BRONZE GOLD SPLASHED CENSER

The censer is heavily cast with a compressed globular body inscribed to one side, flanked by twin handles and supported on a ring foot. Weight:721g, Length:5.8cm, Width:13.4cm, Height:6.2cm,

Chinese bronze censer splashed with gold leaf and surmounted by a delicately carved wooden lid. Carved Xuande six-character mark.Height: 4 1/4 in x diameter: 5 in.

Modelled in the form of a conch shell in the round, the spiral exterior cast with a smaller conch shell, exterior with splashed with gilt-spots. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 2 1/4 in (5.7 cm) Length:

A Chinese Antique Gold Splashed Bronze Censer: Of Rectangular Form Molded With Two Scrolling Side Handles Holding Loose Rings, The Body Splashed With Gilt Markings, With A Four Character Mark On The B

Supported on a short circular foot ring, the exterior is decorated with splashed gilt, with two finely cast ears and slightly flared rim. The bottom bears four character 'Yu Tang Qing Wan' (For pure p

A PAIR OF ARCHAIC CHINESE BRONZE VESSELS. Comprising a tripod censer carved and gilt with panels of cranes in flight and a gold splashed ritual stem cup with carved lotus bowl. Height 2.25 inches and

A Chinese Gold Splash Bronze Censer: of compressed globular form with a gilt splashed pattern, standing on three legs with two bridge handles on each side, signed on the base; Size: D: 4-1/2"

Antique Chinese Bronze Gold Splashed Censer with two handles; the base with 4 feet and a well cast Xuande Mark. Good condition and heavy patina. Width of mouth from handle to handle 3 1/4 inches (8.5

The censer is heavily cast with a compressed globular body inscribed to one side, flanked by twin handles and supported on three short feet. Weight:1126g, Diam. 4.7cm, Height:9cm,

CHINESE BRONZE SPLASHED-GOLD CENSER, oval form, with flared rim surmounted by two stalking dragons, raised on four feet, with six-character Xuande mark to underside. Probably 20th century. 3 1/8" HOA,

Chinese Gilt-Splash Bronze CenserChinese gilt-splashed bronze censer; of wide tapered form, with two ram's head handles, seal mark to base; and with matching bronze tripod stand; W: 7"

Lot 221 Chinese Gilt Splashed Bronze Tripod Censer height: 3 1/2 inches diameter: 8 inches Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joseph Rondina

Important Ming Chinese Gold-Splashed Bronze Censer with small applications of tickly melted gold; good patina around gold; well cast Xuande Mark to recessed base; archaic handles. Good condition. Diam

A Fine Chinese Gold-Splashed Bronze Censer with Twin Lion Handels H:18CM W:6.5CM

Lot 222 Chinese Gilt Splashed Bronze Bombe Form Censer with a Xuande mark on the underside and with a lion face form handle in relief on each side height: 3 inches diameter: 7 1/2 inches Provenance:

Chinese gold splashed bronze censer, heavy bombe form with foo lion handles, intricately carved and pierced hardwood cover in a floral and scroll design with fret border, topped with a fungus-carved h

Antique Asian gilt bronze censer pot. Crafted of cast bronze with gold gilt finish. Tripod footed design with scenic floral reserves and foo dog handles. Unmarked. Measures 2 7/8" x 4 1/2" Good condit

A Chinese Antique Gold Splashed Bronze Censer: signed on the base; Size: L: 7-1/2"; H: 4-3/4"

A Chinese Antique Gold Splashed Bronze Censer; Size: D: 4-1/4"

A Chinese Antique Gold Splashed Bronze Censer: signed on the base; Size: L: 7-1/2"; H: 4-3/4"

A Chinese Antique Gold Splashed Bronze Censer: compressed form supported on three short waisted feet, the rim surmounted by two tall bail handles, a two-character inscription 'XUAN DE' casted on the b

Possibly 18th Century The heavily cast, compressed globular body is raised on three conical supports and flanked by a pair of loop handles. The exterior is splashed in gold in contrast to the attracti

Good Chinese 18th C Gold-Splashed Bronze Censer with three feet and two handles; Xuande Mark cast into bottom; together with an old but not matching bronze trefoil stand. Dent and associated break to

Antique bronze censer with the famed early Ming mark of the H'suan-te reign, (1426-36). Not of that early period, just in honor of the best, this example probably crafted in the 19th or early 20th cen