QING DYNASTY TEA GLAZE DEPICTS JINRUI BEAST INCENSE BURNER

L:20cm W:7cm H:16cm

Qing Dynasty beast ear copper incense burner Dimensions：Caliber 12cm（4.7 in）， Length 16.5cm（6.4 in）， Height 7.5cm（2.9 in），Weight:

QING DYNASTY HETIAN JADE BEAST PATTERN INCENSE BURNER ; H7.5cm W18cm Wight680g

Qing Dynasty lobular rosewood beast ear incense burner Dimensions：Height 14.8cm（5.5 in）， width 14cm（5.5 in）， weight 340.7g

Chinese Qing Dynasty Gu Tong Glaze Porcelain Incense Burner Dimension: 130x130x80(mm)5.12x5.12x3.15(inches) Weight 0.97 lbs/438 g

H:18cm W:16cm Wt:1071g

A LUJUN GLAZE INCENSE BURNER, QING DYNASTY. H:5.3cm Diam:6.4cm

中國清代 鎏金釩紅釉瓷器香爐 Chinese Qing Dynasty Gilt Gold Iron Red Glaze Incense Burner Dimension: 150 x 110 x 110(mm) 5.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Guanyao Crackle Glaze Porcelain Round Incense Burner with a white line around the inverted mouth edge, on 3 applied glazed feet with tiny air holes around an unglazed center, the

QING DYNASTY TIAN HUANGSHI DRAGON PATTERN AUSPICIOUS BEAST INCENSE BURNER; D:12cm H:14cm Wt:960g

H:10cm D:9.7cm

W:15cm H:12cm

Superb Chinese Qing Dynasty Gilt Gold Tea Dust Glaze Double Ears Beast Head Porcelain Pot w Qianlong Mark Dimension: 210x160x115(mm) 8.27x6.30x4.53(inches) Weight:2.10 lbs/952 g

A Chinese Tea-dust Glaze Incense Burner Qing Dyn. H:14cm;D:12cm

Ge Glazed tripod incense burner from the Qing dynasty. Deliberate cracking pattern design. Measurements: Diameter 6" H 3" was purchased from Sotheby's New York.

Qing Dynasty, High: 7.50 inch; D:3.25 inch

CHINESE PORCELAIN TEA DUST GLAZE GOLD PAINTED BEAST DECOR OXTAGONAL VASE QIANLONG OF QING DYNASTY PROVENANCE: FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHRISTINE LATTY (1899-1981). H. 29 cm. Diam. 25.5 cm. Weight 3570 g

中國清代 鎏金胭脂釉 太平有象 香插一對 A Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Gilt Gold Rouge Glaze Porcelain

Chinese Qing Dynasty Yongzheng incense burner depicting golden lotus beast head mother kind son filial piety

中國清代 鎏金天藍釉瓷器 麒麟香爐一對 A Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Gilt Gold Sky-blue Glaze Porcelai

Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong style incense burner with gold and blue glaze

[Chinese] A Pair of Cloisonne Trophy Style Incense Burner with Dragon Head Handles, Beast Face Legs, and Pixiu Lid Knob, marked "Made in Qianlong Era of Qing Dynasty" | 【大清&#20094

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely example of a Jun-type glazed censer, most likely made at Shekwan kiln, with a subtle pale greyish-blue glaze. The color

A BRONZE INCENSE BURNER IN THE SHAPE OF A LÙDUĀN 甪端 CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY Made of bronze covered with a dark patina. The mythical beast is depicted standing fo