CHINESE MING GILT BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER

Dimensions: 5-1/4" H x 5-7/8" W Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze censer. Cast in a compressed globular body rising to a slightly everted rim, raised upon a three conical low legs. Two loop handles everted

For your consideration is a Chinese Xuande (1426-1435) period marked gilt bronze tripod censer. The censer's pierced lid is composed of intertwined branches, leaves and berries with a stump-like finia

Chinese Ming-style parcel-gilt bronze tripod censer; of circular form with raised handles; showing incised bat designs to exterior; Xuande mark to base; D: 5 1/2"

Lustrous Bronze Ceremonial censer. The body has wider flanged opening supported by an ovoid body that stands on four-foot supports. There is minimal marring of the surface. Light is easily reflected f

Of a compressed circular form flanked by two foo lion head handles resting on a slightly splayed foot. Six character mark to read Ming, Xuande. H: 3 in.

A Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Dragon' Tripod Censer And Cover. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Four-Character Mark. Size:15cmx11cmx12cm

A Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Scrolling Lotus' Tripod Censer And Cover. Topknot surmounted by a mythical beast, body cast with a key-fret border, all supported by three cabriole legs. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xu

A Wonderful Gilt-Bronze 'Auspicious Cloud& Dragon' Tripod Censer. Raised on three columnar legs issuing from animal masks, body cast with sinuous, scaly dragons and a key-fret border. Chinese Ming Dyn

Cast in compressed globular form, short neck to flat open wide rim, raised on three conical short legs, with two loop handles vertically everted on upper lip. The bronze censer shows trace of gilt. Ma

A Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Peach' Unicorn-Handled Tripod Censer And Cover. Of compressed form, all supported by three short feet. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Four-Character Mark. Size:14cmx10.5cmx7cm

A Gilt-Bronze Tripod Censer, Jingtai Mark, Ming Dynasty; H12cm, Dia16, Weight1105.6g; Provenance: Acquired in UK in the 1990's

A LARGE ARCHAISTIC PARCEL-GILT AND SILVER-INLAID BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, LATE MING TO EARLY QING China, 17th-18th century. The compressed globular body supported on three feet and set with three flanges

The censer is of compressed form with two upright lug handles and rounded tripod feet. The base is cast with a six-character mark within a cartouche. Late Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen period. Height: 2 2/8

base is cast with an apocryphal Ming dynasty Xuande reign mark, of circular form with a pronounced rim and flat surface with three impressions for a tripod censer, supported on three stylized feet, 1-

Ming Dynasty Style, Diameter: 5.7 inch; High: 3.2 inch

Chinese Ming Bronze Tripod Censer 3''x5.25''. A period handled censer with impressed six character Xuande seal mark on bottom. It weighs 1,043 grams. Polished condition. 17th century, Ming dynasty.

H: 10.7 cm. Diam: 9.8 cm. Weight 480 gram.

Chinese Ming bronze tri-pod censer, depicting kui dragons and banana leaves, the three legs decorated with the face of the beast, the openwork lid decorated with pakua design and surmounted by a foo d

Chinese Ming bronze tri-pod censer, flanked by handles and decorated to the feet with the face of the beast, with a double monkey jade finial set on the hardwood lid. 12"H x 11.75"W x 9" Dia., Circa -

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Tripod Censer and Cover. Of compressed form rising from three slightly spread feet, the body has three bow strings decoration, together with a carved rosewood cover, atop a match

Chinese Gilt Bronze Tripod Censer. A four character mark is imprinted at the base. Comes fitted with a round base. Diameter: 5.75 "

Chinese Ming Bronze Tripod Censer 3.5''x6.5''. Heavy bronze handled censer with archaic seal mark on bottom. Overall wear from age. 17th or 18th century.

Chinese Gilt Bronze Tripod Censer 5'' H; 5-3/8'' W; 1.2 lb Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States via UPS Ground or USPS Priority Mail, inquiry for quote.

A Chinese gilt bronze tripod censer, dating from the Qing dynasty. Three areas around the body with incised inscriptions. The two handles are built into the flat rim. Supported by three conical feet,