Chinese Yellow Enamel Tripod Incene Burner

Chinese 3 Piece Gilt Cloisonné Garniture Set. Chinese Cloisonné enamel tripod incense burner with two vases. Size of Largest: 14 x 9 x 14 in Size of Other 2: 7 x 7 x 11 in

A Chinese Yellow Glazed Tripod Porcelain Incense Burner, Ht. 6cm, Wd. 7cm,

A Chinese Yellow Glazed Porcelain Tripod Incense Burner, Ht. 11.5cm, Wd. 16.5cm,

Rare Cloisonne Enamel Tripod Burner Qing Dynasty High:8.5 inch; Width:7.25 inch; Diameter:2.5 inch extremely rare with mark . Museum Quality

A Chinese Cloisonné Enamel 'Crane' Tripod Incense Burner 20TH CENTURY the globular body with a conforming lid held aloft by three legs in the form of standing cranes. Height 27 in., 68.5 cm. Prop

Large Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Tripod Censer Ritual Vessel - c. 19th century. A very large cloisonne and brass covered incense burner with cloisonne enamels featuring pond flora motifs. The vessel sit

MING DYNASTY H:10cm W:674g

Three Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Vessels 20th Century comprising a gilt tripod incense burner topped with a lion form finial, and a pair of double-gourd form bottles raised on wood stands with imagery d

Size: Height 10.5cm, 8.2cm, 13.6cm,This item will be shipped from our main warehouse in Israel

CHINA, 20TH CENTURY A large Chinese Cloisonne enamel on copper tripod censer. The censer sits on figural mythical beast head legs rising into a globular body with stylized handles surmounted by a pago

19th C. Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Incense Burner w/ Qianlong Marked Tripod Condition: good overall Dimension: 19 inches height without base

DESCRIPTION: (3 Pc) Chinese cloisonne and champleve enamel grouping set, including one (1) tripod footed incense burner, one (1) vase, and one lidded jar. All three (3) pieces feature a mix of cloison

19x8x16 cm Weight 1286 gram .The censer has an antique bronze tripod shape, basin-shaped belly, four legs, shoulders with double ears, covered bell-shaped cover, and squatting lion button. Round flat

Small porcelain tripod censor with red and green confronting dragons contesting a flaming pearl. With key border at neck, wave border at base. Red, green and yellow enamels with underglaze blue. Apocr

This squat round tripod incense burner has dark gold-toned handles and feet. Overall the body has been covered in a blue enamel, and floral patterns in red, yellow, green, and black.D:5 H:3.5

Famille rose, porcelain tripod incense burner with a 6-character Daoguang seal mark and being of the period. The interior is turquoise ground while the exterior is yellow ground with geometric borders

Here is a beautiful incense pot. It is made of thick bronze or brass Deep enamel decoration in turquoise blue, red, green and yellow Chinese in origin from the late 1800's/early 1900's Measurements: A

Chinese cloisonné enamel incense burner; of squat globular form set upon a tripod base with tall handles; the floral designs amid scrolling fauna reserved on a teal-blue ground; with cast archa

Sancai pottery incense burner from Ming dynasty or earlier. This incense burner is a tripod with taotie mask feet. The exterior of the bowl has a green ground with purple and yellow glazing. It is dec

Eight Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Articles 20TH CENTURY comprising a tripod censer, two black ground globular covered jars, a yellow ground stem plate, a red ground baluster jar, a pair of blue ground ba

Bronze Mounted Embossed Pottery Lamp, probably French in the Chinese taste, with molded and enamel glazed swirl decoration on a yellow ground, triple foo dog head form topped tripod base with scrolled

The dish is moulded with flutes rising from a gently tapered foot, covered inside and out with an even bright enamel of lemon-yellow tone with the exception of the base of the foot ring, Yongzheng mar

Sturdily potted vase finely painted with cobalt of vivid blue tone to depict alternating flowering and fruiting branches of pomegranate, citron and peach, all reserved on yellow enamel ground. Yongzhe

Well potted dish covered with bright lemon-yellow tone enamel, base left with transparent glaze, Yongzheng mark. Early 19th century. Diameter: 8 inches