A Chinese bronze tripod censer. The squat cylindrical

Chinese bronze tripod censer; of squat globular form, surmounted by a wide everted rim; overall decorated with figural scenes amid geometric patterning; matching foliate base; Xuande mark but 20th Cen

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

Two Chinese Bronze Tripod CensersTwo Chinese bronze tripod censers: each of squat circular form with loop handles; D: 6 1/2" (larger)

Two Ming-Style Bronze Tripod CensersTwo Chinese Ming-style bronze tripod censers; each squat circular form with tall handles; seal marks (some wear and flaws); D: 5 1/2" (larger)

Qing Dynasty, Ca. AD 1644-1911. A Chinese bronze tripod censer. The censer is in squat, globular form supported by a tripod, with a waisted neck, slightly flared rim and elongated handles. On the bott

A Chinese Antique Lidded Bronze Tripod Censer: Body Of Cylindrical Form, Ending in A Slightly Flared Rim With A Removable Lid, Mark incised On The Base; Size: H: 5" (12.7cm)

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

Chinese Gilt Bronze Tripod CenserChinese gilt bronze censer; of squat circular form with three pegged legs, tall angled loop handles; long inscription on bottom (polished and wear); D: 5 1/4"

Chinese bronze censer; of squat globular form with two handles, set upon a tripod base; with Ming hallmark to base, but later; D: 6" (approx.)

Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer. The compressed globular body raised on three short cylindrical legs, the everted rim cast with a single raised band, the base with a six-character maker's mark. {Measurem

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

Three Bronze Cylindrical Tripod Censers The first depicting seven deer in a pine forest, the base bearing an apocryphal Xuande four-character mark; the second is decorated with the Eight Linear Trigra

15th C. Chinese Ming Dynasty XuanDe reign period bronze covered censer. Cast with tappered globular body raised on three cylindrical tall foot, flanked by a pair of curved up swept handles on the side

清 銅筒式三足爐 半塘老人款 Of cylindrical form raised on three short feet, with straight sides rising to a flat rim, the base ca

A very fine antique Chinese SILVER BRONZE covered censer, cast in a square form, wider on the upper body, tapered gracefully to the opening rim, raised on four squat corner legs, two bar handles evert

Large Ming style bronze tripod censer, Apocryphal Xuande reign mark and possibly from the period (c. 1426-1435), round squat bowl on short feet, with two sloped loop handles, 7"h x 10.5"l x 9.5"w Prov

Chinese Qing Dynasty bronze tripod censer. Casted of compressed round shaped body with a flaring rim and everted loop handles on the outer rim. Raised upon three squat cabriole legs. The bronze censer

The bronze vessel having tapered cylindrical shape, with wide broad cavetto leading to rounded sides, the waisted and short neck compromising the wide flat opening. Two incised rings banded on the sho

Chinese bronze covered censer; of squat globular form, set upon a tripod base; with qilong form handles; showing scrolling floral motifs in relief to body; the openwork cover showing pierced designs o

Chinese Bronze Ding-Form Tripod Censer , probably Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), tall cylindrical neck, globular body, zoomorphic mask cabriole legs, h. 5 1/2 in., w. 5 in., d. 5 in . Provenance: Property

A Chinese bronze covered tripod censer, dating from the Qing dynasty. Censer on three long curved legs with wide squat body and two branch shaped handles extended to prunus flower in relief on body, f

MAGNIFICENT LARGE Fine Chinese cloisonne and gilt bronze tripod censer. Bulbous body, , with short straight cylindrical neck, to the wide opening, domed lids with cast gilt bronze of Foo-Dog finial. T

Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer with an compressed round shape body sitting between a hardwood lid and base. Pair of looped handles emerged from the top rim, raised upon three conical squat

A Chinese bronze tripod Ding censer, dating from the 17-18th century. Supported on long cylindrical legs the rounded bowl shaped censer features two tall, looped handles and a band of archaistic desig