A bronze censer, early Qing dynasty, with compressed,

* A Bronze Tripod Censer early qing dynasty the heavily cast, compressed globular body raised on three feet, the waisted neck and lipped mouth set with a pair of everted upright loop handles, the unde

Of archaistic form with curved legs issuing from lion masks. Height 14 1/4 inches

A Bronze Tripod Censer, Xuande Mark, But Early Qing Dynasty; H7.5cm, Dia13cm; Weight1301.8g Provenance: Acquired in Germany

A ARABIC-INSCRIBED BRONZE TRIPOT CENSER. WITH 'DaMingXuanDeNianZhi' SEAL MARK. EARLY QING DYNASTY.

A Chinese bronze tripod censer, dated from Qing Dynasty or later, in compressed form,rounded, thickly cast censer with three short, wide feet. come to a flat rim Incised four character mark on the bas

Chinese, early Qing dynasty, ding form with stylized handles, and four character archaic stamped mark in base. On petal form three-footed stand. Bronze with polished surface. H. 13 cm. (5.1 in.) Dia.

As a Lu Duan on a lotus platform. Head detached from body. Late Ming to early Qing dynasty. H. 18cm (7 in.)

Christie's; Large Pair Late Ming / Early Qing Dynasty Gilt Bronze Duck Censers, the bases shaped with webbed feet, the covers with an air hole at the back and the duck neck hollowed to mouth for escap

body is of compressed globular shape, cover surmounted by a lion finial, mark on bottom, very heavy, 9.25in(L) x 9.84in(H), provenance: Sotheby's; Notice to bidders: Measurements are approximate. Cond

A Bronze Bombe Censer Of compressed globular form rising to a flared rim, the sides crisply cast with a pair of lion-mask handles, the base is cast with an apocryphal Xuande six-character mark in high

Chinese, early Qing Dynasty, overhung top rim, flattened body on tripod feet, underside with six-character Xuande mark, 1-7/8 x 4-7/8 in. good condition

Chinese, early Qing Dynasty, overhung top rim, flattened body on tripod feet, underside with six-character Xuande mark, 1-7/8 x 4-7/8 in.. Condition: good condition. Notes: Please Note: Brunk Auctions

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

A LARGE ARCHAISTIC PARCEL-GILT AND SILVER-INLAID BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, LATE MING TO EARLY QING China, 17th-18th century. The compressed globular body supported on three feet and set with three flanges

Dimensions: (on stand): 3-1/2" H x 6-1/3" W A very fine antique Chinese Qing Dynasty bronze censer, cast in a slightly compressed globular form, swelled on the central body, tapered gracefully to the

Chinese Bronze Duck Censer 9.25''x7.75''. An early figural bronze censer with lotus blossom finial on cover. Overall wear from use. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty.

A Bronze Tripod Censer and Cover Cast with a pair of curving strap handles rising from the compressed globular body, the associated cover with a Buddhist lion finial. Qing Dynasty {Height: 10 3/4 inch

Chinese Qing Dynasty bronze tripod censer. Casted of compressed round shaped body with a flaring rim and everted loop handles on the outer rim. Raised upon three squat cabriole legs. The bronze censer

Measurements: Height: 3 3/4" Diameter: 5 7/8" Chinese Qing Dynasty bronze tripod censer. Casted of compressed round shaped body with a flaring rim and everted loop handles on the outer rim. Raised upo

China, Qing Dynasty, bronze censer, on a raised base, with a compressed, round body, flanked by a small handle in the form of an animal head on each side, mark on base. Diameter 4 1/4 in., Height 2 1/

Antique early 20th c, late Qing dynasty bronze double handled censer with an apocryphal Xuande mark to base. Measures 3.5" tall x 10" wide (handle to handle). Condition: finish appears to be cleaned,

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely cast bronze censer vessel with colorful cloisonne enamel and a lobed body resting on 3 legs molded as flowering branches wit

Chinese bronze cloisonne censer. Of compressed globular body, flanked with two curved ears. Inlaid with floral and leafy pattern. Four-character Qing dynasty Qianlong mark on base. 6 x 13 cm, 643 gram

Chinese Bronze Censer Bowl Adorned With Crawling Dragons, Qing Dynasty. Estimated more than 200 yrs old. Chinese art is visual art that, whether ancient or modern. Early "stone age art" dates back to