A GILT BRONZE ENGRAVED 'RAM' INCENSE BURNER

A Chinese Jewelry Decorated Gilt, ht. 9 1/8 in.Bronze Beast Shaped Incense Burner

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Eight Treasures Design, with Lotus-Throne.

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Auspicious Beast Design.

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner.

Hardstone Inlaid Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner Height:15cm, Length:15cm, Welcome to our highly recommended section, the rare and old collection from Mr. Wu, the descendants of Wu Hongming's family, with

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner.PROVENANCE: Kung Hsiang-hsi was appointed by Chairman Chiang Kai-shek as the Minister of Finance of the Republic of China in the 1930s after graduation from Yale University.

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner.

CHINESE MING DYNASTY XUANDE GILT BRONZE INCENSE BURNER; H. 9 cm. W. 11 cm. Weight 1184 gram.

THREE-LEGGED TRIPOD OF GILT BRONZE INCENSE BURNER FROM QING DYNASTY; H:48.5cm D:15.5cm Wt:6880g

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Cover19th century, gilt bronze body with cloud motif around the rim and lotus leaves above bottom rim, faux floral and cloud handles to the sides, an apocryph

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Flowers and Birds Design.

GILT BRONZE INCENSE BURNER AT THE PALACE BUILDING OFFICE OF THE QING DYNASTY H. 14 cm. W. 15 cm. Weight 853 gram.

H:11.5cm D:31cm Wt:11210g

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner.

CHINESE GILT BRONZE INCENSE BURNER, MING DYNASTY; H. 27 cm. W. 28 cm. Weight 5925 gram

Lg. 16.5cm

Ht. 37cm, Wd. 23cm,

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner.

Size: Width 19.5 cm - Height 11.5 cm Materials: Gilt Bronze Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: Qianlong Period Origin: China

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Auspicious Beast Design.

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Lotus Pattern, Lg. 37cm, Ht. 18cm, Wd. 10cm,

Ht. 8cm, Wd. 22cm, Wt. 2940g

GILT BRONZE INCENSE BURNER, XUANDE PERIOD, MING DYNASTY, CHINA H. 17 cm. L. 20 cm. Weight 3130 gram.

Gilt Bronze Incense Burner with Taotie Design, Ming Dyn. Provenance: From the collection of residents of the Tibetan areas. This lot was acquired during the "Chinese Cultural Revolution" when temples