A Bronze Ding-Form Censer

A Chinese Bronze Ding-Form Censer Of rectangular form, raised on four square-section legs. Height 7 1/4 inches C

Diminutive Chinese bronze ding-form censer, having low loop handles above a compressed globular body rising on tripod legs, the underside with a raised four character mark, 3.5"h x 6.5"w.

Bronze Ding Form Censer, two handles, 20th c., with archaic raised lappet and mask form decoration to sides, set on tripod base with curved legs, base stamped with apocryphal four character Xuande rei

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

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese patinated ding-form bronze tripod censer featuring flora, foliage and yin yang motifs and auspicious Han characters. CIRCA: Late 19th Century ORIGIN: Chinese DIMENSIONS: H

Chinese patinated bronze censer of ding-form the rim flanked by upright handles and the body cast with floral scrolls raised on tall tripod supports with wood stand and lid censer: 5""h

18/19th cen, rich chocalate brown color patina, of archaic design of shang ding form, measures 2.1" in height 1.7" in diameter

Chinese bronze archaistic censer, of ding form with taotie masks on a thunder ground, raised on three tall tapering supports, the rim with inverted U-shaped handles, with wood lid and stand, censer: 9

A small Chinese Ding-form censer, cast in archaic ding form with two upright handles at the rim, the exterior cast with taotie masks and a reticulated wooden cover with jade/hardstone fini. Remnants o

Small bronze ting form censer, inlaid with silver wire. Height 4 1/2 inches.

Three Chinese Bronze table articles comprising, a miniature censer with an asymmetrical body and a bird finial, a ding form censer with lobed handles, and a round lidded box with handles and tripod fe

Chinese light green glazed porcelain censer in the form of Chinese archaic bronze ding, 8.25"Hx7.35"x5.1"

In the form of a bronze ding vessel, supported by three feet, with round body shape and open month with two ears. H:3.1inches/8cm D:5inches/12.5cm

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.

Bronze tripod censer, with loop handles on a squat “ding” form body, Ming Zhengde regnal mark, China 19th century. dia. 7 in.

Cast in archaic ding form with two upright handles at the rim, the exterior cast with taotie masks divided by flanges all against a leiwen ground. With fitted carved ruyi motif wooden cover. Qing dyna

Chinese, early Qing dynasty, ding form with stylized handles, and four character archaic stamped mark in base. On petal form three-footed stand. Bronze with polished surface. H. 13 cm. (5.1 in.) Dia.

Cast in archaistic form with two upright handles and four cylindrical legs, taotie masks to four sides. Cover with birds and dragon motifs. Height with cover: 17cm (6 3/4 in.)

Of archaic ding form, cast with shallow rounded sides supported on three tall beast type legs, the rim set with two upright arched handles atop with beasts, decorated around the body with confronting

Chinese Qing Bronze Ding Censer 3.75''x7''. A handled bronze censer with tripod legs. Xuande commemorative mark on bottom. It weighs 1,822 grams. Scattered interior and surface wear from age. 18th cen

A Lovely Copper Gilt Flower Tripod Ding-Form Censer From Ming DynastySize: 28.1cmx20.6cm

A Wonderful Copper Gilt Flower Tripod Ding-form Censer From Qing DynastySize: 28cmx20.8cm

W86 With upright handles and rectangular body. Base with six character Xuande mark, late Ming dynasty. L. 12.5cm (5 in.) Height to top of handle: 8.5cm (3 3/8 in.)

19th cen or earlier, measures 12" by 7", box measures 8.5" by 10.5" by 15.5"; Provenance: from a Southern Florida Collection