Chinese Cast Bronze Bagua Censer, Dragon Handles

Chinese bronze double handled censer, Qing Dynasty (19th c. or earlier), patinated cast bronze, footed rectangular censer with dragon form handles, unmarked, 4"h x 13.5"w x 7.25"d

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

A Chinese Bronze Gui-Type Censer with Dragon Handles. The bulbous censer with an everted mouth, flanked by a pair of handles molded with the head of a hornless dragon, cast with a band of raised bosse

Chinese 'Sunspot' Bronze Censer, Inscribed Heavily cast with compress rectangular form, raised on four short legs and with two dragon handles, , atop with carved hardwood fitted dome cover, decorated

A Superb Gilt-Bronze 'Dragon' Tripod Censer. Cast with flaring handles. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:18.5cmx16cmx15.5cm

Chinese patinated bronze censer with gilt bronze border incised with dragon and Greek key motif, upon three feet with two dragon form handles, cast Xuande six character mark (1426-1435) to underside.

A Chinese bronze cast tripod censer, dating from the Qing dynasty. A bulbous bowl shape with two rounded handles set over three conical sturdy feet. On the base two very elaborate detailed dragons fra

A Magnificent Gilt-Bronze 'Dragon' Tripod Censer. Cast with flaring handles and cabriole feet. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:15.5cmx12.5cmx15cm

Large Chinese Qing Dynasty "Shou" & Dragon Bronze Censer on three Lingzhi cast feet, with two curved Qi Dragons forming the handles; Xuande Mark cast into base. Age related wear to bronze surface. Hei

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"

DESCRIPTION: An antique Chinese bronze dragon censer. Features an intricately cast detailed censor with double dragon handles. Designed with scrolling dragons along the body and fiery sun motifs throu

Two Chinese Carved Bronze Censers with deep incising of figures on larger, Dragon & Phoenix on smaller; both with cast Lion-head Handles and cast Xuande Marks to bases. Light age related wear. Diamete

Chinese gilt bronze tripod dragon censer, the body cast with elaborate gilt dragon handles, the feet decorated with dragon masks, the reticulated lid with entwining gilt dragon finial, 13"h x 10"d

A Chinese Antique Bronze Tripod Censer: the compressed body supported on low feet, the rim surmounted by two chi dragon shaped handles, the base cast with a four-character inscription 'DA MING XUAN DE

Chinese gilt bronze censer, of ovoid form, finely cast with Shao symbols and bats against stylized cloud. Flanked with pair of gold painted ruyi as handles and Fu Dragons as base. Bottom marked four c

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

A CHINESE CIRCULAR BRONZE CENSER & COVER, weighing 2.7Kg, the pierced cover with dragons amidst cloud scrolls, the base cast with a six-character Xuande mark, 6.25in wide including handles & 4.9in dia

A Chinese Parcel Gilt Bronze Censer Qing Dynasty Raised on tall and slightly tapered tripod legs and with arched handles; cast and gilded wit archaistic dragon design; with fitted hardwood cover and s

Circular censer with pair of handles. Base cast with relief double dragons chasing flaming pearl, with six character Xuande mark. Qing dynasty. Dia, 10cm (4 in.) H. 5.7cm (2 1/4 in.)

The rounded body in three lobed sections, surmounted by upright loop handles and supported on cabriole legs, cast in relief with three dragons, with a four-character Xuande mark on the base. D: 15cm,

The compressed globular body supported on three beast cabriole legs, flanked by a pair of mask ring handles, the exterior cast with two pairs of dragons pursuing a ball amidst clouds. Approx. 14.5inch

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.)

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 &

A Chinese Antique Bronze Tripod Censer: the compressed body rested on three low feet, the rim surmounted by two loop handles, the body finely cast in high relief with a dragon and a phoenix in flight;