A CHINESE ARCHAIC BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER

Han Dynasty. Height 7.5 inches. width 5.9 inches. weight inches. Height 19cm, width 15cm, weight 1.1KG. Good condition overall.

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Tripod Censer: Of Cylindrical Form, Rising From A Base Rested On Three Splayed Feet To A Rim Formed in Openwork, Exterior Body Finely Cast With Four Swirling Dragons, incised

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Tripod Censer: Of Rounded Sides, Rising From A Base Rested On Three Crisp Scrolling Legs, Lipped Rim Flanked On Each Side By High Arching Handles, Body And Legs Finely Cast Wi

Monumental Chinese Archaic Liding Bronze Tripod Censer 20''x21''. Archaistic taotie motifs on this large handled floor censer. No damage. Purchased from a Chinese arts exposition in the 1980's.

A CHINESE ARCHAIC STYLE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, with twin handles, the censer with a band of engraved decoration, 20cm handle to handle.

A fine Chinese archaic style bronze tripod censer, 12.75"Hx8"dia

Chinese archaic style bronze tripod censer, 14.6"Hx9.7"x6.5"

Qing Dynasty archaic style bronze tripod ding censer. Circular body with twin stirrup-shaped handles and figural bird decoration, resting on a tripodal base, each tall leg with bands of incised decora

A fine Chinese archaic style tripod bronze censer (one side small dent), 5"Hx6.3"x4"

A PAIR OF ARCHAIC CHINESE BRONZE VESSELS. Comprising a tripod censer carved and gilt with panels of cranes in flight and a gold splashed ritual stem cup with carved lotus bowl. Height 2.25 inches and

Chinese Archaic Bronze Handled Censer 4''x5''. Archaistic tripod censer with motif around body and verdigris patina. Impressed six character Ming Xuande mark. Overall excellent condition. Late 19th or

A Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer / Food Vessel with heavy green and earth encrustation. PIC #2 SHOWS A COMP SOLD AT CHRISTIES. MEASURES 7.5" TALL X 7 3/4" WIDE AND WEIGHTS 4.058 LBS OR 1840.6778 GRAMS.

RE-LISTED SOME BIDDERS ACCIDENTALLY PLACE A BID AND RUINED THE SALE. A Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer / Food Vessel with heavy green and earth encrustation. . MEASURES 7.5" TALL X 7 3/4" WIDE AND WEIGHT

An Archaic Bronze Tripod Censer. Supported on three short, tapering feet. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:17cmx16cmx11.5cm

Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, bronze tripod Ding Censer, supported on three long cylindrical legs,the rounded bowl shaped body features three Taotie Pattern in high relief ,looped handles on both side H: 10

A Chinese Archaic Style Bronze Censer. Raised on tripod form legs 8" x 6.5"

A Chinese Ming (1368-1644) bronze censer. Over three long, straight cylindrical legs a bowl shaped censer with two arched handle forms on the rim. A band of incised archaic Chinese design around the b

Probably archaic Zhou or Shang Dynasty, Chinese bronze tripod censer; of bulbous form with allover diaper patterning, three flared upright handles, a band of coiling around the neck centering raised b

Probably archaic Zhou or Warring States Period, Chinese bronze tripod censer; the bulbous body with bird motifs on interlocking grounds, with patterned lappets, three mask and loose ring handles, and

2pc Chinese Bronze Guanyin & Archaic Censor. Includes a detailed guanyin head on rosewood base 9.25''x5.5'' and a tripod archaistic handled censer 4.75''x4''. Overall wear from age. 19th or 20th centu

Chinese bronze tripod censer, The censer is globular shaped and raised on three straight legs with tendrils of archaic dragons banded under the rim. The handles vertically emerged from lip. Mark on ba

China, 17th/18th century, of archaic form, patinated bronze, figurative handles with qilin, engraved character and hexagin band, wooden base. Signs of use. Dim.:34cm.

A LARGE CHINESE POLISHED BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 2.84Kg, with double upright lug handles, the base with an archaic seal mark, 8.6in wide at widest point & 7.6in diameter at rim & 6.8in diameter

Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer 3''x5.5''. Simple three panel line decoration. Archaic three character seal mark on bottom. Polished with crack to side. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty.