Bronze Square Beast Face Square Incense Burner with

Bronze Square Beast Face Square Incense Burner with Double Ears. With a footrim and two ears at sides, body vibrantly decorated with silver inlay in motif of beast masks, the censer of shimmering lust

Two Chinese Bronze Incense Burners and Covers comprising one tripod example, fitted with a reticulated cover surmounted in a roaring beast-form finial, and one of square section with upturned u-form h

A Chinese Bronze Square Incense Burner, Ht. 25cm, Wd. 16.5cm,

One with Yin/Yang symbol on the cover, other with light etching on all four sides. H: 4, W: 3.5in, H: 3.5in, W: 3in.

Cloisonne Enameled Bronze Incense Burner with Beast Face Design and Hetian Jade Inlay, with Bulging Arris Design. Provenance: We are very honored to present collections from the Carrall Family, with m

A Fine Gilt-bronze Cloisonne Beast Face Pattern Square Bottle Size:H:16cm L:5.5cm W:424g (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information, please contact our

Cloisonne Enameled Square Bronze Incense Burner with Hetian Jade Inlay.

Square Bronze Incense Burner with Figure Story Design.

Square Bronze Incense Burner with "Qing Shu Lu" Mark, 17th - 18th Century. This bronze incense burner is square in shape with four straight legs. It has two lion ears and a "Qing Shu Lu" mark. It is a

Antique Chinese Square Bronze Incense Burner with Ruyi clouds motif , early 19th century , size:9 X 7.2 X 5.4 CM , weight: 650 grams , in good condition

South Arabian Bronze Incense Burner c.2nd century AD. Size 4 3/4 inches high - 4 inches wide. rare South Arabian cast bronze footed incense burner square form with open work. Ex Private NYC collection

Of compressed globular body and supported by a circular foot ring, the bronze censer is flanked by two mythical beast face handles. A three character mark is incribed at the bottom.Diameter: 3.75 in

2 pcs Asian Bronze. Incense Burner, and Square Vase. -- Dimensions: H: 6 inches: W: 3.25 inches: D: 3.25 inches ---

VERY RARE carved Chinese Goldstone and gilt bronze incense burner, in square shape, the goldstone open carved in a lattice pattern, fitted into the body. Having pierced lids decorated with centralized

A square shape of bronze incense burner, comes with a jade plaque inlaid wood cover and a matching stand, six character Xuande mark at the base, W:11cm, L:8cm, H:9.4cm, only the incense burner weight:

The globular body of hexagon shape supported on three beast face feet, the everted mouth flanked by a pair upright handles, fitted with a domed cover, ending with a mythical beast on atop, the base in

A Chinese Cloisonne Incense Burner and Cover, Fangding. Of rectangular shape, in the form of an archaic bronze, rising on four gilt and enameled feet, the sides center enameled lotus bloom surrounded

Chinese Han Dynasty bronze square Hu vase, flanked by face of the beast handles. 11"H, Circa - 2nd BC - 1st AD.

Dimensions: Length: 14cm, Width: 10cm, Height: 20 cm, Weigth: 2465g Chinese Ming Dynasty XuanDe Bronze Incense Burner. Cast in square shallow vessel form, thick and deep, square body, square opening m

13th-14th century AD. A bronze incense burner comprising a discoid body with openwork sidewall, three small feet, tubular handle with openwork upper face and beast-head finial, domed openwork lid with

Chinese late Ming to Qing bronze tri-pod incense burner, depicting scrolling dragon and flowers, with a foo dog finial on the open work lid, the three legs depicting the face of the beast, flanked by

Chinese Ming bronze tri-pod incense burner, depicting scrolling dragons, the legs decorated with the face of the beast, the lid with three ring handle and flanked by two large handles. PROVENANCE: Fro

A verdigris bronze hollow Siamese Buddha head incense burner bust mounted to square wood base from L'Ecole Professionnelle de Bien Hoa (The Applied Arts School of Bien Hoa, Vietnam). Unmarked.

Pair Western Zhou (c.1111-770 BCE) Bronze Room Perfumers, Tested &Guaranteed. Though reminiscent of incense burners, these beautifully worked and possibly unique pierced Chinese bronzes appear to be t