Bronze koro.

Japanese bronze koro censer, Meiji period, made of patinated bronze and gilt with flowers and birds inlaid in silver and gilt, handles of silver on the bulbous body, persimmon shaped finial on the lid

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD MIXED METAL & BRONZE KORO, on four reeded legs, the sides onlaid in various metals with birds in flight above foliage reserved on a stipple ground, 8in wide at widest point & 7

Asian bronze koro with fish and crab motif of raised design. Three fantasy animal terminals, dragon wrapped lid. Quing dynasty. 21 inches x 15 Line Item # 01-0147

Full title: A large Japanese patinated bronze koro on stand with birds, dragons and blossoming branches, Meiji, 19th C. Description: H 64 cm

JAPANESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER - Modern Bronze Koro in traditional form with silver wire and gold inlay, having lotus knop, pierced lid, standing lug handles, resting on three tapered and curved legs,

Japanese, 19th century, figure with open mouth and head raised upward, body with inset cover, engraved scales overall with stylized floral tail, unmarked, 9-1/8 in., inset cover possibly a replacement

A very good Japanese Meiji Period bronze koro, the bulbous body raised on three tapering and splayed legs, beautifully decorated with a rooster amongst blossoms on one side and a pair of flying cranes

Japanese 19th century Meiji bronze censer incense burner or koro. The 19th century finely cast handled censer is decorated with lotus blossoms and lily pads. The fitted cover has a decorative foo lion

A JAPANESE PATINATED BRONZE KORO CENSER, MEIJI PERIOD, LATE 19TH CENTURY, on a compressed bulbous body raised on tripod supports, with sides centering an applied deep relief roaring dragon enclosing c

A Pair of Japanese Bronze Koro Incense Burners. Height: 16 3/4"

Japanese, Meiji period, three legged censer having bird and floral high relief decorations on body with incised details. With petal band on shoulder and standing ruyi band on the rim. Finial oncenser

A Meiji period example in three parts with bird and floral decoration in low relief. Unmarked.Dimensions:14" from handle to handle, the height is 21".

Antique Japanese bronze covered tripod koro; the body showing high-relief decoration of birds amid foliage and rockery, with grapevine-motif handles and feet; the reticulated cover surmounted by a for

JAPANESE BRONZE KOROIn chrysanthemum form, with pierced cover and three leaf-form feet.Height 3". Diameter 4".

Signed Japanese Bronze Tripod Koro Incense Burner with Foo Lion Finial. Body of burner decorated with horses. 5.5 inches H

A JAPANESE BRONZE KORO CENSER, of a round hexagonal shape raised on dragon face tripod supports, with sides detailing scrolling lines and stylized animals beneath a flat rim and a pierced cover surmou

Japanese patinated bronze koro/ censer, modeled as a shishi/ lion-dog, five-character signature Otsuki Hisakichi (also read Ogi Kyukitsu)-saku, lacking ball to support front paws, standing at an angle

5 pieces Japanese 19th century bronze pieces; including 2 bronze vases (5"Hx4"dia each), pair bronze candle holders (8.4"Hx3.25"dia each) and a bronze koro (4.6"Hx4.6"x3.7"), these are very heavy piec

JAPANESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER - Modern Bronze Koro in traditional form with silver wire and gold inlay, having lotus knop, pierced lid, standing lug handles, resting on three tapered and curved legs,

Measurements: 9" H x 21-3/4" L x 11"D Modern Bronze Koro in traditional form with silver wire and gold inlay, having lotus knop, pierced lid, standing lug handles, resting on three tapered and curved

A Japanese patinated and parcel-gilt bronze "Seashells" koro and cover, Meiji period 日本鎏金加漆銅爐 明治 The cover finely pierced and engr

Japanese Meiji Bronze Tripod Koro Censer on Stand 14.5''x8''. Impressive three part pierced censer with scrolling lotus motifs and foliate rim. Pierced stylized dragon finial. Impressive carved rosewo

A bronze tripod koro, inlaid with gold decor including a bat. Unmarked. China, 19th century. Weight 2338 gr. H. 19 cm.

This is a very interesting Japanese cast bronze sculpture, possibly used as a censer (container for burning incense). Incense could be burnt either in the mouth of the Foo lion, or inside of the ball