Chinese joss stick burner, possibly ming, Modeled

Possibly Ming or Early Qing Dynasty The growling lion seated on a pedestal, with vasiform stick holder. H. 7 1/2 in. Provenance: Zeiser Collection, St. Louis, MO purchased from Donald Zeiser by curren

Chinese, possibly late Ming/Qing dynasty, each in the form of a caparisoned temple dog next to a figure, with sancai glaze, raised on a rectangular base, further raised on a carved hardwood base, heig

Chinese Bamboo Joss Stick Burner. Height: 11.75"

Chinese Export silver incense stick burner, possibly Wang Hing & Company, pierced standard with dragon pursuing flaming pearl among stylized clouds, on a lotus petal foot, hallmarked WH 90, approx 8.7

Chinese earthenware figural joss stick holder, Possibly Tang or Song, official surmounting a foo lion, coiled dragons to stem, 10"h x 4.5"w x 8"d

Modeled as a pair of elephants, each raised on the accompanying fitted wood stand. Size: 7 1/2" L x 6" W x 8" H (each, inclusive of stand)

Pair of Chinese Glazed Porcelain Buddhist Lion-Form Joss Stick Holders, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), modeled in mirror image seated on tall plinths with front paws resting on brocade ball or pup, h. 9 3/

Chinese, modeled as a pair of bird-body mythical beasts glazed in rich turquoise and dark purple. Possibly Ming Dynasty.H. 26 cm (10 1/4 in.)

Chinese sancai glazed roof tile warrior, Ming Style, possibly period, glazed ceramic, modeled as guardian warrior standing with hands on knees, unmarked, 13"h x 6"w x 4.5"d Provenance: The Collection

Asian, possibly Japanese, black iron joss stick incense burner, flowering eggplant-form vase, and twig-form scoop. Largest: 2.25" H X 6" diameter.

With a compressed globular body rising to a flat everted rim, all supported on three slightly splayed tapering legs, applied overall with golden suffused crackle glaze, possibly Ming dynasty. H: 14CM,

Superb 18th century or earlier carved walking stick with Huanghuali. Superbly carved. Very early. Possibly late Ming. Age cracks and ware.

Compressed globular body with two delicate handles supported on three legs, applied overall with golden suffused crackle glaze, possibly Ming dynasty. D: 12 CM , 4 3/4 IN

Chinese. Pair of Famille rose porcelain incense holders in the form of crouching warriors on attached plinths, possibly Zhong Kui. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 8.75", w. 4.375".

circa 1850; modeled as recumbent foo dog in Famille Rose enamels, 3 in, H., 5 in. L.

A FAHUA-DECORATED BISCUIT 'DIGNITARY' JOSS STICK HOLDER, QING DYNASTY China, 1644-1912. Well modeled, seated, the face with a serene expression, the ruyi-shaped shoes protruding from underneath the lo

Antique Chinese celadon glazed dish; with twin phoenix modeled in light, unglazed relief; possibly Yuan/Ming Dynasty; Provenance: Collection of Ko Sau Ying, Macau; D: 6 1/2"; fine hardwood stand

5.5''x2.8''. Possibly made in Ming Dynasty with marked in the back.

4''x2.5''. Possibly made around Ming Dynasty period.

Chinese Export famille rose figure, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), likely a joss stick holder, gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, modeled as a maiden carrying a vase-form candle cup, dressed in rob

A GOOD CHINESE MING DYNASTY STYLE BRONZE QILIN INSENCE BURNER, stood in a striding pose with its mouth open, the tail is hinged to the body to open compartment, *Possibly ming dynasty* 18.5cm high x 2

A vintage Chinese matched pair of porcelain candlestick holders. Hand painted works modeled as elephants, suitable as candlestick and incense joss stick holders. No apparent marks.Dimensions: 7.5 X 7

Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Lu Dongbin Figure on square 4 footed bronze stand with Sword on his back with Double Gourd Joss Stick Holder, the right arm holding a Fly Whisk; the surfaces covered in red

Group (4) Chinese hardstone carvings, 19th/20th c., possibly jade, incl. a bull-form joss stick holder on detached wood stand, a near pair of handled vessels, and a small archaistic censer and cover,