AN ARCHAISTIC DING CENSER BY KANO TESSAI, DATED 1914

Large Chinese gilt copper alloy censer, in the form of Archaistic "Ding" ,dated to Late Qing Dynasty, heavily cast censer with rectangular body supported on four bamboo shaped legs, the flat rim with

Chinese bronze archaistic ding censer. Decorated with phoenix and meander pattern, 4" high.

Body in archaistic Ding censer form with tripod beast head legs and upright handles. Body and handle decorated with key scrolls. Wood openwork cover with agate knob. Ming dynasty. Height to top of han

Kanxi reign (1661-1722), all decorated in blue and white depicting a basket of flowers at the center, three with archaistic ding censer marks within a double circle dia. 10-1/4 in.

Cast in archaic ding form with two upright handles at the rim, the exterior cast with taotie masks divided by flanges all against a leiwen ground. With fitted carved ruyi motif wooden cover. Qing dyna

Chinese bronze archaistic censer, of ding form with taotie masks on a thunder ground, raised on three tall tapering supports, the rim with inverted U-shaped handles, with wood lid and stand, censer: 9

A Chinese ,Qing Dynasty, archaistic ding shaped censer. Set on long round legs the rectangular censer with two angular handles on each short side features incised symbols on all four sides. 8 1/4" by

Chinese Qing Dynasty or earlier, Archaistic Bronze 3 Leg Ding Censer with Taotie and Cicada design to sides, the base with 3 cast seal marks. Age related wear. Height to top of handles 9 5/8 inches (2

AN ARCHAISTIC BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, DING, WITH AN ATTRACTIVE WOOD STAND AND COVER WITH JADE LINGZHI FINIAL Ming dynasty The bowl-shaped censer with a wide band of stylized taotie and leiwen divided by

Ming Dynasty period. Of archaistic ding form supported on three cylindrical feet, covered all over in a pale grey glaze suffused with fine matrix of dark and golden crackles, the unglazed feet reveali

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

Chinese jade archaistic censer, of a rectangular ding vessel, with taotie pattern, raised on four tapering supports (handle repaired), 7.25"w; Provenance: Property from a Beverly Hills estate

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

Cast in archaistic form with two upright handles and four cylindrical legs, taotie masks to four sides. Cover with birds and dragon motifs. Height with cover: 17cm (6 3/4 in.)

In shape of an archaistic ding, supported by four legs, the sides and legs carved with archaistic motifs. 7*6.4*3.7inch.

A Chinese Covered Jade/Jadeite Archaistic Rectangular Form Censer. Of archaistic rectangular Fang ding form, the body undercut with floral motif, the gently splayed legs decorated in archaistic animal

Chinese Ding-Type Censer. Of compressed globular body carved with grooved concentric bands and flanked by a pair archaistic dragon handles, the rim bound with metal band, base incised with inscription

A PAIR OF MINIATURE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE LIDDED CENSERS, FANG DING, 20TH CENTURY, each in an archaistic style with a flat rimmed rectangular body flanked by pierced handles, above sides centering elde

A Chinese archaistic bronze tripod censer on wooden stand, 'ding', Song/Ming Dia.:16,5 - H.: 20 cm Weight: 2165 grams Provenance: An important Belgian private collection. Ref.: Christie ;s, New York,

A Bronze Censer and Cover, 'Fang Ding'. Resting on four curved tall legs, the body is decorated with archaistic beasts and geometric motifs in shallow relief on each side. The fitted hardwood cover is

A Chinese pewter censer with cover. Two dragon handles which extend from body and four archaistic extensions from body, with incised Chinese characters on the cover and body. Molded foo lion finial on

Chinese Qing Bronze Ding Censer 3.75''x7''. A handled bronze censer with tripod legs. Xuande commemorative mark on bottom. It weighs 1,822 grams. Scattered interior and surface wear from age. 18th cen

L. 33 cm. W. 28 cm. H. 55 cm. Weight 15900 gram.

"Of fangyi shape, the tapering sides are decorated with stylized taotie masks reserved on a leiwen ground, and a pair of outward-curved handles rise from the narrow sides. The base is decorated with C