An Eastern Orthodox bronze censer, c. 18th Century

An Eastern Orthodox bronze censer, c. 18th Century, in the form of a Globus Cruciger upon a flared pedestal base with hinged handle. The lid also is hinged and working, the sides holed and surmounted

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 18th century CE. A cast-bronze, three-bar cross, the most symbolic shape in Eastern Orthodox Christianity. The crucified Christ is the central

17th-18th century, Orthodox rite. Gilt bronze, under 1 3/4" height. A stick cross (no Corpus Christi) on a broad base with partially raised edges, with ciphers at the beam terminals. Reverse flat with

17th-18th century, Orthodox rite. Gilt bronze, just over 1 5/8" height. Well delineated relief decorated. The front with a vacant cross surrounded by Cyrillic ciphers and charges above. Reverse flat w

17th-18th century, Orthodox rite. Silvered bronze, over 1 5/8” height. A raised edge cross enclosing a stick cross (no Corpus Christi) with ciphers at the beam terminals. Surrounded by Baroque archi

17th-18th century, Orthodox rite. Silvered bronze, just over 1 5/8" height. Relief decoration with raised borders and cross. Simple early form probably c.1675. Reverse plain and flat. Wear from its ti

17th-18th century, Orthodox rite. Gilt bronze, just under 1 3/4” total height. Raised border delineating the cross with broad beams, the cross beam above center, and enclosing a narrow beam cros

China, 18th C., bronze censer with two monk design on sides, slightly flared rim, flattened ovoid shape, with heightened color, Yu Tong Qing Wan mark stamped on base. Length 9 in., Height 3 in.

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

An antique cast bronze cross with detailed relief work. The cross is four-pointed with a keeled thickening in the lower part. The central area represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. With old Chur

17th/18th C Chinese Bronze Censer on three feet with two handles; mark to base & a 3-petal footed Bronze stand. Total weight 4 lbs 14 oz. Good condition, good patina. Width handle to handle 6 1/2 inch

Full title: A Chinese bronze tripod censer, Xuande mark, 18th C. Description: L.: 18 cm - H.: 13 cm Weight: 2555 g The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfect condition.

A large Asian, 18th C,and impressive bronze censer sitting on six small feet, with 12 panels representing the 12 Zodiac signs. Square stamp on center of the base, with four characters. H. 10.5" (26.6

China, 18th C., bronze tripod censer, mark on base. Height 2 3/8 in., Width 4 1/2 in.

18th c. Round Tripod Censer, with six character Xuande mark on base, later impressed "China" mark, 3" high, 6 7/8" diam. Surface wear.

18th c. Original Russian Brass Christ Pantocrator Pendant / Amulet | The pendant [Amulet / Talisman] has the Eastern Orthodox depiction of Jesus Christ, known in Christian iconography as the Christ Pr

18th C. MAGNIFICENT PAIR OF CLOISONNE GILT BRONZE CENSERS Censers have outstanding Rectangular body, Fang Ding shape, with a square domed lid, two long s-shaped handles emerging very wide from the

Of Geese with elongated necks, their backs are removable, 17th/18th C.

Bell shape vase supported on Liuhai's three legged toad, 17-18th C. H. 9cm (3 1/2 in.)

China, 18th C., very rare rectangular censer, with stylized leaf motif, footed base, and mild patina. Length 5 3/4 in., Height 3 in., Width 3 in.

A Bronze Tripod Censer Of bombe form, cast with lion-head handles, and supported by three short legs, the base is bearing an apocryphal Xuande six-character mark within a square. 17th/18th Century {Wi

Chinese 17th/18th century bronze censer, possible Ming dynasty, 7.5"Hx12"dia

Russia, 18th century CE. A four-armed cross with elaborate design and many details of story and text. This cross was made at a time when the Orthodox church was actively expanding through missionary a

**Originally Listed At $300** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A cast-bronze three-bar cross, with the crucified Christ taking central place and smaller scenes in low-re