Chinese Bronze Censer with Dragon on Side

19/20th cen, measures 10.5"h 7"w

Oversized Chinese bronze censer, the sides relief moulded with writhing dragons, 3.75"h x 9" diameter.

Octagonal cast bronze censer on low foot with lion head handles, the sides with relief figures of what appear to be Mongol warriors with swords. Key border. Base with relief molded dragons. Approx. 6"

Large Antique Bronze Chinese Footed Censer (as is). Having a dragon flanking each side of the neck of the vessel with a floral motif in the center. One dent on vase. Height: 17 inches.

Antique Bronze Censer measures 6 3/4" s 5 3/4" x 8"h. All 4 sides have a different animal depicted. The 2 main panels have a 3 toed dragon and opposite side a phoenix-like bird. Under the handless on

Chinese Bronze Handled Dragon Censer 11.75''x11.5''. Lavishly decorated with figural dragon handles and human figure tripod feet. Relief cast animals on sides. Pierced lid crawling with relief dragons

DESCRIPTION: Bronze, lidded censer featuring winged dragon handles on either side and a lid with open-work foliage designs and crowned with a foo dog (guardian lion) finial. Body is embellished with v

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

The lid with openwork and fu dog, the sides with dragon relief decoration and fu dog handles; base unmarked. Approx. 7in h. With carved wood stand. FROM THE FAMILY OF REV. CHARLES HARTWELL (1825-1905)

China, large bronze censer, thick rim, round body, slightly raised base, dragon mask ears, raised carvings around the sides depicting people meeting in a garden landscape. Height 7 3/4 in., Width 16 i

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.)

A Very fine antique Chinese bronze tripod Censer, with the cupped body, a circular opening, raised on shallow cornered legs, two crescent handles flanked on either side. Decorated by a gilt dragon tha

Qing bronze incense burner with carved pierced hardwood lid and white jade finial. Censer of circular form with half ring side handles, the sides with raised taotie mask and abstract dragon designs, a

The compressed body swelling above the slightly spreading foot and sweeping inward below the flared rim, the sides set with a pair of dragon handles, the base with a six-character mark. Size Approx.:

China, 19th C., bronze censer, round body, animal head ears, with bulging sides on slightly flared base, carved decoration of dragons wrapped around entire exterior. Width 5 1/4 in., Height 2 1/2 in.

Chinese. Oversized double handled bronze censer, the body decorated with dragons encircling a flaming pearl on a cloud background to both sides, on lion mask tripod feet. Qianlong type mark to the rim

Chinese Carved & Gilt Bronze/Copper 3-Leg Censer, the sides well carved with Dragons, the legs with animal heads; with a hardwood stand. Light age related wear to gilding and a few dents to metal. Hei

Fine Ming Dynasty Chinese Cast Bronze Censer with two side handles and a round flared foot ring, the inside base well cast with confronting Dragons and a Xuande 6 character mark. Age related wear and

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 1.27Kg, the sides cast with a band of stylised dragon key-fret, the base with a six-character Xuande mark, 11.75in wide including handles &

China, bronze tripod censer, looped handles in the form of dragons, with creatures and symbols wrapped around the sides and on all three legs, mark on base. Height 10 1/2 in., Width 14 in.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE POLISHED BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 960gm, the sides cast in relief with a dragon and a phoenix, the base with a six-character Xuande mark, 5in wide at widest point &

A Chinese Antique Gilt Bronze Lidded Censer: Of Oval Shape, Flanked On Each Side By Rhinoceros Head And Qilin Dragon Form Handles, Gilt Finish Geometric Patterns Finely Carved into The Body, Rising To

in the Ming Style with figural gilt bronze dragon heads, foo dog finial, and Lotus blossom enamel design. Likely Qing Dynasty, Early 19th Century. 6" tall, 6" wide. Dent to one side of body with ename

China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century Dimensions 7 ¼” (18.5 cm) dia Of compressed bombe form with a pronounced footring, the sides with lion head faux handles and carved with low relief drag