Bronze incense burner. Rectangular form with two

Chinese bronze incense burner; of rectangular form and simplistic design; showing parcel-gilt rim and two handles; seal mark to base; L: 5 3/4" (approx.)

A CHINESE BRONZE RECTANGULAR INCENSE BURNER. Heavily cast with two lion mask handles and Islamic script in relief. On four L form feet with raised six-character mark of Xuande. 11.7cm length Overall g

A Chinese Bronze Incense Burner of rectangular form, flanked on the short sides with animal-mask handles, all surmounted by a reticulated hardwood cover inset with a pierced ruyi plaque. Height overal

Chinese Qing-style bronze incense burner; of lobed, circular form with two handles; set upon a tripod base; with four character mark to base; L: 5 3/4" (approx.)

JAPANESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER19th CenturyBase in ovoid form, with two upswept handles, a raised lappet collar around the neck, and qilin's head-form legs ending in paw feet. Pierced cover topped with

Chinese rectangular bronze incense burner, two raised handles, incised with schooling scene, having Ming Xuande mark on base, 3 1/2" h x 8" w. Provenance: from a Massachusetts collection.

A Chinese Gold-Splashed Bronze Incense Burner and Stand of compressed bombe form, flanked by two loop handles with loose rings. Diameter 16 x height 8.5 cm.

A Chinese Bronze Incense Burner 20TH CENTURY the compressed body raised on three tapering feet and flanked by two bridge-form loop handles, the base is cast with a two-character mark, Xuande. 13 diam

DESCRIPTION: Bronze incense burner in the form of a hawk on a tree branch. Piece has a lidded hole on the hawk's back between the two wings for placing incense; lid and beak provide holes for incense

The censer is cast raised on four bracket feet and decorated with two angular handles. The base is cast with a three-character mark reading Song Yue Lv, translating as the Mate of Pine and Moon. Qing

Two Japanese Pagoda-Form Bronze Lanterns and A Bronze Incense Burner EARLY 20TH CENTURY each lantern of globular form with reticulated walls, the cover in the form of the roof, suspending various bell

A Fine Meji Period Gilt Bronze Tripod Incense Burner of excellent form and quality. The Incense Burner of large rounded belly finely decorated with scenes of Cranes grazing and mounted with two anima

Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Incense Burner, two loop handles in the form of dragons, base with zhengde mark; Approx. H: 14 cm x 11 cm,Property From Private Collection

Two sectioned incense box in the form of a court hat with pierced details of dragons and scrolling foliages, the base is decorated with qilins. Weight 903 grams. H. 15.5cm (6 1/8 in.)

Two Chinese Silver Inlaid Bronze Tripod Incense Burners each of ding form with upright loop handles, the carved wood cover with a jade finial. Height of taller to top of handle 5 3/4 in., 14.6 cm.

Three Japanese Bronze Tripod Incense Burners and Covers LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY the larges example has two twisted-rope form handles, the domed cover has a curling dragon, the body molded with ta

Bronze tripod incense burner with a wooden flower form tripod stand from the 18th-19th century. Censer has two lion head handles and a 6-character mark along the rim of the body. Dimensions are 2 1/2

Round bodied incense burner with lotus form bronze base. The tripod censer has two handles on either side and a seal mark on the bottom. Dimensions are 6 5/8" wide X 2 5/8" high. The stand is 1 1/8" h

A bronze incense burner made for the Islamic market China, 19th Century of squat form on three feet, the rim with two rounded handles, the body with three inscription-filled lobed cartouches, the base

Likely 18th century or earlier. Bronze piece having nicely detailed dragon heads at each side with rectangular form. Marked clearly at the base with a chop mark. W5" H2" D3 1/2" The piece is sold from

Bronze Dragon Pattern Tripod Incense Burner with Ears. With body engraved with dragon patterns, two ears modelled in form of plum blossoms branches and three feet modelled in form of plum blossoms, th

Two Chinese Bronze Incense Burners with Dragon Handles. The first of compressed globular form with a pair of archaic qi dragon handles beneath a wide flared mouth, all supported on a tall straight foo

Two Chinese Bronze Incense Burners and Covers comprising one tripod example, fitted with a reticulated cover surmounted in a roaring beast-form finial, and one of square section with upturned u-form h

A Chinese Cloisonne Incense Burner and Cover, Fangding. Of rectangular shape, in the form of an archaic bronze, rising on four gilt and enameled feet, the sides center enameled lotus bloom surrounded