Chinese Ming style hexagonal incense holder

Chinese Ming style green glazed hexagonal incense holder, 6.45"Hx5.1"dia

One pair of cast porcelain guardian lions in a sancai glaze. Offered along with two smaller cast and molded foo dog/lion guardians as incense holders crafted in Tang style, but 20th century. Dimension

A Chinese bronze incense plate dating from the 18th to 19th century. The plate is done in a Ming style with an inscription on the top, 4 ruyi legs, and a pair of dragons surrounding a 2-character mark

Short blue and white porcelain. 4 3/4w x 4 3/4d x 5h

A Japanese/ Chinese celadon hexagonal incense holder, 11.45"Hx4.6"dia

Pair of old, Chinese Qianlong-style, cloisonné enamel sectional incense holders; each in the form of a bull standing four-square, with three shaped holders on their backs; each decorated in mul

Chinese Early Ming Ge style ice crackled hexagonal brush washer, 14-15th C. 3 1/4" Dia x 1. 1/2" H.

Chinese Ming-style blue and white candle holder; of faceted form; showing several panels of repeating floral motifs and meander designs; with six character mark to shoulder; H: 11 5/8" (approx

Chinese, late Ming dynasty style blue and white hexagonal vase, rough unglazed bottom. Approx. height 14"

Three Chinese Ming-style blue and white porcelain vases: hexagonal body on a square base, pear form and tapered form; all with bird and floral designs; two with marks;; H: 12 1/8" (tallest&#41

BrassChina, 20th centuryDimensions: Height 33 cm Wide 25 cm Depth 16 cm without baseWeight: 4317 grams with baseA Ming dynasty Xuande style rhombic-section incense burner marked "yu tang qing wan", wi

After simple and elegant Ming-style incense table with all-side single-piece aprons carved with serpent-dragon (Chilong) and bat motifs, humpback stretchers connecting lower parts of the legs, good or

Large Chinese Ming-style cloisonné enamel vase; of high shoulder tapered towards the hexagonal base, with orchids on a turquoise ground; H: 21 1/4"

Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze "Boy on Water Buffalo," the boy with pierced bundle to back possibly an incense stick holder; with a fine pierced hard wood stand carved to resemble rock work and flowers.

Square forms tapering upwards with central hole. The tops with bats, the sides with flowering plants. Approx. 3 1/4" H.Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

THREE BRONZE ITEMS China, Ming style, a hexagonal openwork censer mounted on stand, with chilong scroll hands on mouth, decorated with musicians, gilt copper inner; a figure standing with an offering

A THREE PIECE VINTAGE GROUP OF CHINESE ENAMELED CLOISONNÉ. Comprising a pair of early Ming style covered urns and a Ming style dog form candle holder/pricket. The largest 9.25 inches (23.5 cm). SHIPP

Ming Xuande style Pure copper dragom spit cloud back incense burner Material: CopperSize: High 14 cm Width 15 cm Weight: 1150 g

1960s Chinoiserie Ming style porcelain hexagonal melon-form jar, no lid, with interlocked floral and vine motif in different shades of blue, on white ground with greek key border. Approximate dimensio

A blue and white Japanese Kutani figure of Kanon, a 20th century Chinese Tang style pottery figure of a scholar and a pair of Chinese brass incense holders in the form of shou symbols. Dimensions:The

A THREE PIECE GROUP OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE DECORATED PORCELAIN IN THE MING STYLE. Comprising two covered jars with scrolled florals and foo dog panels and a bell shaped joss stick holder. The jars

Chinese, ca. 18-19th Century A.D. The pair is depicted as incense holders. Dimensions: 3 1/2 inches H. (each) (8.9 cm.) Provenance: Ex- American private collection, acquired in 1969. Condition Report:

Ming Dynasty Copper Ding Style Incense Burner Size: Height 17.6cm（6.92 in）, ear distance 21.3cm（8.38 in）, weight 2117g

Old Chinese incense and candle holders, A celadon foo lion incense holder, possibly Ming Dynasty (14th-16th c.), green glazed pottery, depicting a seated lion with front paw on ball, incense receptacl