Late Ming/Early Qing Chinese Wucai Ding Incense Burner

Late Ming/early Qing Chinese wucai ding style dragons censer, Ming Wanli mark. 6.5in by 7.75in.

Qing Chinese wucai dragon incense burner, Wanli mark. 4.5in by 6.25in by 7in. Age wear.

A very nice Chinese cloisonne over copper censer with scrolling lotus motif on a green ground. Two character Ming dynasty mark incised to base.10" height x 9" width

WUCAI INCENSE BURNER QING DYNASTY, KANGXI PERIOD 清康熙 五彩簋式爐 of archaic bronze gui form, the exterior painted with lotus in tendrils in large ruyi

2 Chinese Ming / Early Qing Bronze Incense Burners; the first Ming Dynasty (or earlier), in an ovoid shape on 4 animal head feet, the sides cast with 4 Taotie Masks and an archaistic border, now with

CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL INCENSE BURNER, late Qing dynasty. Bombé body raised on three feet, double-domed cover with reticulated finial depicting dragon, S-form upright handles. - 22 1/2 in. high.

An antique Chinese cast bronze incense burner shaped as a duck bird. Late Qing, before 1912. The surface of the figure is decorated with floral pattern. The bird stands on coil feet, a small cover is

An antique Chinese porcelain tripod incense burner with a pierced gilt brass top. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. Footed round censer with two decorative handles. The body of the piece is decorated wi

Chinese late Ming to Qing bronze tri-pod incense burner, depicting scrolling dragon and flowers, with a foo dog finial on the open work lid, the three legs depicting the face of the beast, flanked by

A Chinese Jade Inset Enamel on Silver Incense Burner LATE QING DYNASTY in the form of a pagoda with blue enamelled roof tiles and base, inlaid with coral beads to the body. Height 11 in., 27.94 cm.

A good Chinese Qing dynasty 18th or early 19th century bronze incense burner (Ding). Stands of 4 legs and decorated with bas-reliefs of Foo dogs and other motifs. Fitted hand carved wooden cover (prob

Chinese Qing bronze incense burner with stand. 5.25"H x 5.25", Late 19th C. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.

An antique Chinese patinated bronze tripod incense burner. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. Round censer with two decorative handles. The body of the piece is decorated with engraved geometrical orname

Finely carved hat stand with dragon decorated incense burner on the top, Qianlong mark on base, Late Qing dynasty. H: 28 cm, 11 inch

Possibly Late Ming / Early Qing Dynasty With two-board mitered top set within a thick rectangular frame, above a narrow waist with two-incense stick beading and shaped aprons carved at the center with

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely example of a Jun-type glazed censer, most likely made at Shekwan kiln, with a subtle pale greyish-blue glaze. The color

Type: Incense burner, seal, dish Materials: Bronze, brass Markings & Inscriptions: The brass dish is marked Date: Early 20th century Maker: Chinese Description: Three late Qing or Republic period it

A BRONZE INCENSE BURNER IN THE SHAPE OF A LÙDUĀN 甪端 CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY Made of bronze covered with a dark patina. The mythical beast is depicted standing fo

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty to Republic period, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A collection of vintage enamel and cloisonne gilt brass statues and vessels: duck figurines, lidded jars, and p

Square Golden Beige Marble Tiles, each with a round framed deep relief cartouche of a sleeping deer and stalking wolf, bamboo to left, a canopy of blossoms above, each panel made of nine components, h

Square Golden Beige Marble Tiles, each with a round framed deep relief cartouche of a sleeping deer and stalking wolf, bamboo to left, a canopy of blossoms above, each panel made of nine components, h

Pair of Amber Glazed Terra Cotta Dragon Head Form Roof Tiles Corbels, in an Imperial glaze, roughly 8" x 8" x 10 1/2". Minor losses. Provenance: Collections of William Walker & descendants and the Wal

Late Ming or Early Qing Chinese blue and white plate. 8.25in. Chip on rim.

Two late Ming/early Qing Chinese porcelain blue and white dragons plates, 7.75in