Ming Style Bronze Beaker Censer with Qilin and Lingzhi Handles and Cover, Xuande Mark, Qing Dynasty,

China, Qing dynasty, 18th century Dimensions: 5 1/4" (13.3cm) H (With Cover) Decorated with qilin patterns on the sides, a white jade carved monkey button attached to the center of the openwork cover.

Chinese Ming-style bronze censer; of rounded form resting on three crouching figural legs, with elaborate hydra handles, a fitted openwork floral cover with coiled dragon finial, Xuande mark;; H: 8&#3

Large Chinese Qing Dynasty "Shou" & Dragon Bronze Censer on three Lingzhi cast feet, with two curved Qi Dragons forming the handles; Xuande Mark cast into base. Age related wear to bronze surface. Hei

MING-STYLE BRONZE CENSERChinese Ming-style bronze censer; simple rectangular form and two angular handles; Xuande-style seal mark; L: 7 1/2"; with fine openwork hardwood cover set with a carved jade f

Chinese Ming-style bronze censer; of squat globular form, with two loop handles; Xuande six-character mark to base, but later; L: 6 3/4" (approx.); wood stand

Chinese Ming-style splash gilt bronze censer; of flattened disk form on three short legs and twisted handles; Xuande mark;; D: 5½"

A Chinese bronze censer, six-character Ming Xuande mark but of Qing dynasty. Height: 13 cm., 5 1/4 in. Dia: 13 cm., 5 1/4 in.

Small Bronze Tripod Censer Cast with prunus branch handles and a spurious Xuande six-character mark. Qing Dynasty {Width: 6 inches (15.2 cm)} Provenance: Private Hong Kong collection, collected primar

Chinese Art A bronze censer with lion shaped handles and Xuande four character mark at the base China, Qing dynasty, 19th century . . Cm 18,30 x 6,00.

Bronze censer with figural mask handles, bears a six character Xuande mark under foot, overall 2.5" h. x 5" dia.

Antique Chinese Brass Tripod Censer 3''x3.5''. Handled Ming style censer has impressed six character Xuande commemorative mark. It weighs 314 grams. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Good Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Censer with Lion Head handles to each side; Xuande Mark cast into base. Good condition, polished and possibly lacquered. Diameter 5 7/8 inches (15 cm.).

Qing Dynasty Chinese Heavy Bronze Censer with two handles and on three feet; Xuande mark cast into base. One leg with old bronze patch. Diameter 8 inches (20.5 cm.).

Bulbous circular body case with a pair of lion head handles. Six character Xuande mark to base, late Ming dynasty. Top dia. 11cm (4 1/4 in.) Weight: 413g.

Circular censer with pair of handles. Base cast with relief double dragons chasing flaming pearl, with six character Xuande mark. Qing dynasty. Dia, 10cm (4 in.) H. 5.7cm (2 1/4 in.)

A Chinese Cast Bronze Censer. Xuande Mark, Qing Dynasty. Of typical tripod form with arched handles; dark patina. Width 5 inches.

With two strap handles on a circular body. Six character Xuande mark with dragon design to base, 19th C. Dia. 15.5cm (6 in.)

Chinese Ming-style bronze censer; of squat, circular form, set upon three feet, with loop handles; the body splashed with "gold", and showing Xuande mark to base; with matching stand of natura

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"

Qing Dynasty Chinese Bronze Censer with well cast Lion head Handles, the base with a Xuande Mark. Good condition, good patina. Diameter handle to handle 7 inches (17.7 cm.).

A Bronze Censer With stylized fish handles and slightly flaring rim, Xuande six-character mark to the base, with a fitted wood lid. Qing Dynasty {Width: 5 5/8 inches (14.3 cm)} [Overall wear]

Lovely jade figure perched on the carved Zitan wood cover of this bronze censer. The Xuande mark is clear on the bottom. This piece rests on a carved wood base. Overall measurement 5.5H x 6.5W x 5.5D

Large Ming style bronze tripod censer, Apocryphal Xuande reign mark and possibly from the period (c. 1426-1435), round squat bowl on short feet, with two sloped loop handles, 7"h x 10.5"l x 9.5"w Prov

A Chinese Bronze Censer with Beast Mask Handles, Qing Dynasty, 19th centuryMarks: Sixteen-