Pair of Chinese cast iron mythical beast censers

鐵鑄元寶香爐 The censer is of Chinese Yuanbao gold ingot form, stands on four cabriole legs extending from beasts masks, body cast with mythical dragon turtle amids

Chinese Cast Iron Mythical Beast. Size: 7 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 in. #2160

Pair of Chinese Cast Iron Foo Dog Censers, cast as male and female dogs, male with a ball, female with a pup, stepped bases. Dimensions 8.5 x 4.5 x 2.75 in. Condition Female dog lacking top floriform

Cast as a pair of mythical beasts with each back supporting a vessel set with a beast mask loop handle, one beast rising its right paw and the left holding its cub, the other rising its left paw and t

A Cast Bronze Censer The mythical beast-form censer, possibly of a unicorn, is cast with its head turned to the right, with a later cover cast as a boy. Ming Dynasty Width: 9 1/4 inches (23.5 cm) appr

Guangzhou Era, circa 1900 or earlier two part censers of mythical beasts, with floral pattern and gilt accented areas. 9 in. H., 9 in. L.

Chinese bronze cast in model of a mythical beast Qilin, generally have Chinese dragon-like features. Eyes with thick eyelashes, manes that flow slightly upward and beards beneath pair of antlers. The

Chinese Patinated Bronze Qilin Form Censer. Cast as a mythical beast shown seated with hinged head turned to the side and mouth open, with a horn in the back center of the head. {Length: 7 1/2 inches

(pair) Chinese cloisonne enamel censers, each modeled as a mythical beast, removable head with gilded horns and open mouth, robust body having a blue enamel ground, inset with polychrome Taotie masque

Chinese. A Qing style cast bronze, gui form, censer with raised archaic geometric forms, taotie bands, and mythical beast handles. Character mark to underside. Approx. h. 8.5", w. 14" (handle to handl

Chinese. A Qing style cast bronze, gui form, censer with raised archaic geometric forms, taotie bands, and mythical beast handles. Character mark to underside. Approx. h. 8.5", w. 14" (handle to handl

The bronze mythical beast cast with archaistic beasts around its body on a leiwen ground, its head turned to the right, the neck inscribed with ancient characters, set with a pair of wings at the haun

A Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Scrolling Lotus' Tripod Censer And Cover. Topknot surmounted by a mythical beast, body cast with a key-fret border, all supported by three cabriole legs. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xu

A Pair of Archaistic Chinese Bronze Tapir-Form Censers Ming Dynasty The standing beasts with upward-held faces cast with archaic-style details. Height 9 1/4 inches. C

The globular exterior of the vase is finely painted with cloud in vibrant cobalt and five-clawed dragons around in bright iron-red. The sloping neck is applied with a pair of molded mythical beast han

Modeled in mythical beast form with a pair of posts and bulging eyes, set with a curved handle suspending with a loop below, the body exterior cast with two pairs of confronting archaistic beasts agai

Finely cast, the body rising from an spreading foot to an flared rim, flanked by an pair of mythical beast mask handles, the neck encircled by an band with an pair of confronting chilong reserved on a

Four Chinese Bronze Censer the first a tripod example, the second a compressed globular example with wood cover, the third of flared shape with a pair of mythical beast handles, the last a square sect

Three Chinese Carved Agate Articles The first a censer example with rounded sides rising from a spared foot to a spreading a mouth, applied with a pair of mythical beast carvings and flanked by a pair

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Censer With Cover: 17Th Century Supported On Four Beast Formed Legs, Cast Around The Body in Low Relief With Mythical Beasts Amidst Scrolling Waves, A Twin Beasts Handle Applied

CHINA, 20TH CENTURY Three Chinese porcelain Sancai glaze articles. The lot includes a pair of Foo Lions and a yellow accented censer with raised lotus flower and tendril design with mythical beast han

Fine Chinese flambe glazed porcelain censer decorated with archaistic pattern, flanked by a pair of mythical beast head handles. 5*6*2.9 inch.

Standing cast bronze figure of the mythical Chinese unicorn or 'Qiliin' (also Kirin.) Head no longer removable at neck but made so that the smoke from incense would emerge through the beast's nostrils

Chinese bronze censer set with a square base and a pair of beast handles, the exterior cast with pairs of archaistic beasts on leiwen ground. Approx. 7.2-8.8-5 inch.