Censer with lid, China 19th/20th

Censer with lid, China 19th/20th c., bronze. Square shape with slightly rounded sides on 4 feet, openwork lid with knob. Under the bottom a co-cast mark, h. ca. 6/d. ca. 11 cm.

Carved bamboo censer. China. 19th/20th century. Foo dog jump rings and finials. Animal form and leaf shaped feet. 6 1/2" overall height. 5 1/2" width handle to handle.

Cloisonne Tripod Censer, China, 19th/20th century, cylindrical-form with a deep rounded base and tripod legs, with looped handles, the sides decorated with Buddhist votive offerings and ruyi-form clou

Censer, China, 19th/20th century, bronze/brass. A cast mark under the base, h. 7,5/d. 10 cm.

A COPPER CENSER. J018. China. Circa 19th- 20th century. Measure: Height 3", Width 5.75",Length3.9 ". CONDITION: No other signs of damage, loss or repair. overall wear due to age. Domestic shipping (48

A cloisonné lotus and eight magic weapons; a double-eared three-legged censer with lid, Qing Dynasty, China, Qianlong four-character mark. The application of filigree technology makes the decorat

H 14,8 cm (the vase) H 15,7 cm (the censer) H 16,5 - 11,7 cm (the figures) H 16,4 - L 33,2 cm (the dragon with base) H 13,7 - L 31,4 cm (the dragon without the base)

pewter, marked on the bottom, hexagonal body decorated with ornamental reliefs, six curved cartouches with figurative scenes behind glass, cylindrical slip lid, on six feet, good age-appropriate condi

A DOUBLE EAR ROUND BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER. SIX-CHARACTER DA MING XUAN DE NIAN ZHI MARK ON BASE. J009. China. 19th/20th century. Measure: Height 2.75 ", diameter 4.58". CONDITION: No other signs of damag

Chinese Art A group of six porcelain vases China, 19th - 20th century . . Cm 43,00. Including: a blue and white folk potiche with lid (h. 21,5 cm;A blue and white potiche without lid (h. 19 cm);a fami

Blue-white vase with lotus and bird decor, China, 19th/20th c., the lip rim unglazed (neck cut? Formerly with lid?), h. 22 cm

Barrel-shaped lidded vessel with Ge glaze, China, 19th/20th c. Monochrome glaze with a dense network of grey and beige craquelure. Unglazed foot ring. Under the bottom and on the inside of the lid a w

Jade carving, China, 19th/20th c., lion on peach? Openwork in places, d. 6 cm. Comes with small case with glass in the lid

Chinese Covered Jar, crackle glaze porcelain with painted birds and flowers, base marked "China", 19th / 20th C, 8 1/2"h. CONDITION: Old repair on lid.

Bronze Tripod Censer with lid. The vessel raised on tapered legs in gleaming black with inscribed floral details. Thin bands of taotie masks at the base of the lid with vertical flanges. Width 4.5'' H

Rock Crystal two-piece censer on stand. China. Late 19th century. Foo dog mask jump ring and feet. (Loss to one ring at the lid). Censer- 3-3/4" high. 5" wide. Overall height with stand- 5-1/4". From

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A cast leaded-bronze censer of a bulbous form resting atop a concave circular foot and a slender stem. The hemispher

China, ROC., bronze censer, round body on flat base in two fitted halves, carved and pierced decoration forming the look of a nut surrounded by leaves, mark on base. Width 4 1/4 in., Height 2 1/2 in.

With carved wood base and lid. cast Qianlong mark to underside, not of the period, most likely first half 20th Century. one foot stamped CHINA, lid with handle repair. 7" x 5" overall.

A rosewood censer box with lid. 2.75"×2.75"

A celadon porcelain censer with a silve openwork lid, supported on a squashed body and three feet, rising to a short neck and a flared mouth, a mark in the center of the base. Height 6.3cm Diameter 8.

Group (7) antique Asian boxes, 19th/20th c., China and Japan, incl. an octagonal lacquerware box raised on carved feet, hinged lid, black lacquered interior, 6.25"h x 11"w x 8"d; a nesting set of 3 ro

China, Qing period celadon glazed tripod censer, pale blue color with lid with pierced decoration and finial, mark on base, placed on round wooden stand. Height 6 1/2 in.

East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A mold-made ceramic lid, probably from a censer, in the form of a sacred mountain, known as Boshan Xianglu. The mountain is ringed by anthropomorp