Arte Cinese A bronze "ding" censer with low-relief decoration and two character archaistic mark on

Of compressed form, the exterior carved in low relief with clouds, with two beast form handles, the bottom with two-character mark. Approx. 9.2-7.5-3.7 inch.

Two Chinese Censers 19th century, including a bronze example with flattened sides, raised on short feet, the base with a character mark, and a celadon example with a low-relief body on cabriole legs,

Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Two-Part Censer Vase Finely Executed Dragon Decoration Double Dragon Handle Pierced Four Character Mark Underside Dragon Vase 9" H 7" D Minor Ding Visible Light Surface We

A double-ear bronze censer .There is a two-character mark 'Bao Ding' on gilding bottom. Dimensions: H 6.6 cm, Diam 13 cm, Weight 953 g.. All measurements are approximate.

Of rectangular form with rectangular handles, richly patinated, the base cast with a two character mark. Qing Dynasty period. Width: 4 3/4 in (12.0 cm)

Chinese porcelain vase; of flat oval body with double ears on sides; applied with white glaze; decorated with archaistic Chilong pattern in low relief; six-character Qianlong mark on base; H: 20.5 cm,

Bronze tripod censer with two handles, bears a nine character mark to base. Overall 5" h. x 8" dia., approx. 3059 grams. Condition: Spotting to brass. There appears to be an area of three small repair

Two Chinese bronze censers, late Qing Dynasty, 19th century, rectangular with pierced angled handles, one with a six-character mark of Xuande 13cm and 13.5cm wide Both polished. some scratches scuffs

A gilt-bronze lotus patterned four-character mark two-ear censer. Mark of Qianlong.Size: 24cmx14cmx18.5cm

Chinese patinated bronze censer with gilt bronze border incised with dragon and Greek key motif, upon three feet with two dragon form handles, cast Xuande six character mark (1426-1435) to underside.

The censer is of compressed form with two upright lug handles and rounded tripod feet. The base is cast with a six-character mark within a cartouche. Late Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen period. Height: 2 2/8

BRONZE COVERED CENSER WITH PERIOD, 17TH/18TH CENTURY. Compressed circular body with two lion head-shaped handles supported on a short flared foot, with a six-character Xuande mark to the base, togethe

Of rectangular form with rectangular handles, richly patinated, the base cast with a four character mark. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 2 3/4 in (7.0 cm) Length: 3 3/8 in (8.6 cm) Width: 5 1/4 in (13.3

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 Pair of Japanese Patinated and Partial Gilt Bronze Vases: Benkei Stealing the Mii

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.

A Chinese Imperial red flambe vase with a 6-character Guangxu mark on the bottom and of the period. The quatrefoil vase has engaged handles and a low relief peach shaped roundel. Dimensions are: 12 in

Two Gilt Bronze Statues of Phra Opakut. One standing and the other kneeling down on the bases, each accompanied by an attendant and a beast. Yongle six-character mark. The base sealed with a double-va

A GOOD CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 1.7Kg, probably 16th/17th Century, of shallow form and with good unpolished patination, the base with an unusual nine-character seal mark, 6.25in wide at

A Gilt-Splashed Bronze Censer Of compressed globular form with a pair of handles formed as lion heads, the recessed base with a six-character apocryphal Xuande mark. 17th/18th Century Width: 8 1/8 inc

A Gilt-Bronze 'Dragon& Flower' Censer And Cover. Body cast in hollowed-out, openwork form, all supported by splayed feet. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Size:21cmx25cm

Chinese Ming Bronze Tripod Censer 3''x5.25''. A period handled censer with impressed six character Xuande seal mark on bottom. It weighs 1,043 grams. Polished condition. 17th century, Ming dynasty.

Gilt Bronze Bodhisattva Statue. The two in embrace are seated on a lotus base, gazing into each other's eyes, both adorned with beaded rims. Yongle six-character mark. The base sealed with a double-va

Chinese Two-Character Calligraphy on Paper, Youwei Mark Width:137.5cm, Height:69.5cm, Provenance: Acquired from Chinese American Ding Jingwen (1914-2003), provided by his