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PAIR OF CHINESE CLOISONNE CENSER. Dragon handle and cloud knot. Triple feet. Marker on bottom. H. 25 cm. From a NYC antique collection.

DESCRIPTION: Two matching tripod censers, each featuring cloisonne floral and foliage designs throughout its exterior and sporting dragon handles, dragon medallions, and dragon heads atop each foot. F

Description: Pair of Large Chinese Cloisonne Censers with Dragon Handles. Triple dragon head as feet. Marker on bottom. Size: H. 20 in. or 51 cm. Diam. 11 in. or 28 cm. Provenance: From a NY antique C

Pair Of Qianlong Cloisonne Censers With Stands: Matching pair of cloisonne and gilt bronze lidded censers. Dragon form handles attach to blue enamel cloisonne bodies. Characters and floral designs co

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel turtle-form vessel, possibly a censer or a water dropper in the form of a dragon turtle, with a domed lid on the back, decorated with hexagonal motifs and scrolling mo

The globular body supported on three beast mask legs, flanked by a pair of upright handles, enameled with two panels of a dragon pursuing a flaming pearl amidst clouds, reserved on a turquoise blue gr

The globular body supported on three beast mask legs, flanked by a pair of upright handles, enameled with two panels of a dragon pursuing a flaming pearl amidst clouds, reserved on a turquoise blue gr

The body and cover enameled with dragons pursuing flaming pearls on a yellow ground with dense clouds motifs, the interior and base in blue glaze, with a pair of bird type handles. 5.6*5.3*4.1inch.

The Magnificent and Massive Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt bronze and enamel cloisonne covered censer, of globular body, waisted to widely opening, raised on four cabriolle legs emerging from sea dragon ma

The Magnificent and Massive Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt bronze and enamel cloisonne covered censer, of globular body, waisted to widely opening, raised on four cabriole legs emerging from sea dragon mas

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) 20th Cent. Chinese foo dog dragon censers with a round form supported by tripod legged support, and embellished with three food dog dragon figures, two as handles and one as lid fi

A beautiful early Chinese cloisonne censer with swirling dragon-signed at the base-measures 10" across and 3" deep-Is in very nice condition with little to no loss------ALL PACKING & SHIPPING IS OUTSO

Pair of Chinese Bronze Censers, Lidded Censer with Dragon and Stacking Censer with Dog, likely early 20th century, dragon censer with dynastic mark to bottom, dragon height 5.75 inches, dog height 8.7

CHINESE CLOISONNE DRAGON HANDLE CENSER. Four character marker on bottom. H. 10 cm. L. 19 cm. Domestic shipping $40 and oversea $80. Conbined shipping available.

CHINESE CLOISONNE DRAGON HANDLES CENSER. Marker on bottom. L. 4 1/4 in. W. 8 3/4 in. H. 6 1/4 in. From a Pennsylvania antique collection.

Pair Chinese cloisonne censer in the form of deer, 10.7"H each

Chinese cloisonné enamel censer; of low, circular form, set upon four gilt mask feet; the body encircled by elaborate dragons in high relief; Provenance: Collection of Gerald & Christina Sugarm

Pair of Chinese Cloisonné Dragons, measures 11 inches long 12 3/4 inches high 4 1/2 inches wide.

each resting on a wood stand 45 inches wide; 29 inches high; 43 inches high total

Pair Of Qianlong Cloisonne Censers With Stands: Pair of Chinese cloisonne tripod censers with lids. There is a central character surrounded by flowers and vines. The three legs, handles, and finials

PAIR OF CHINESE CLOISONNE DRAGON LONG NECK VASES. H. 6 1/4 in. or 16 cm. From a NY antique collection.

Description: Pair of Chinese Cloisonne Censers, with Lingchi Shaped Handles. Marker on bottom. Size: H. 5 1/2 in. or 14 cm. Diam. 5 1/2 in. or 14 cm. Provenance: From a NY antique Collection.

China, Qing Dynasty Dimensions: 9.2"(23.4cm) H (2) A pair of cloisonné censers made in the shape of a mysterious animal with a horse's head and a duck's body. (2pcs) 20世紀早&#2

A pair of 2 Chinese cloisonne censers with lids and dating from the 19th century. The lids have cut-outs of a pair of lucky coins with a twined handle. The body of the incense burner has 2 twined hand