A BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, 17TH CENTURY

Chinese bronze tripod censer, ca. 17th-18th century. With two mask handles and an impressed scrolling band along the shoulder. There is a six character Xuande mark along the underside.Height: 3 in x d

A 17TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 990gm, the narrow neck cast with a band of key-fret, the whole with unpolished patination, 6in wide at widest point & 5.1in diameter at rim & 3.9i

A GOOD CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 1.7Kg, probably 16th/17th Century, of shallow form and with good unpolished patination, the base with an unusual nine-character seal mark, 6.25in wide at

Origin: CN Date/Period: 17th C Material: Bronze Approximate Size: Height: 4-3/4in/ 12cm Width: 8-1/2in / 21.5cm Condition: Good condition with expected wear due to age and use, including some patina a

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.

A GOOD LARGE 16TH/17TH CENTURY LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER & COVER, weighing 5.36Kg, supported on unusual bulbous triangular-section feet, the shoulders with a raised lappet border

A SMALL 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 190gm, the censer with bamboo-form handles and feet, the sides cast with bamboo shoots, the base cast with a six-character Xuande mark,

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

A Bronze Tripod Censer Of bombe form, cast with lion-head handles, and supported by three short legs, the base is bearing an apocryphal Xuande six-character mark within a square. 17th/18th Century {Wi

China, 17th/18th century, of archaic form, patinated bronze, figurative handles with qilin, engraved character and hexagin band, wooden base. Signs of use. Dim.:34cm.

A GOOD SMALL 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE POLISHED BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing 145gm, the interior with good patination, the base cast with a four-character Xuande mark, 2.1in diameter at rim & 1.25in

A 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE HEXAGONAL SECTION BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER, weighing approx. 715gm, 7in wide including handles & 3.6in wide from corner to corner at rim & 3.4in high to rim.

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.

3pc Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer Stands. Includes a larger lotus base 6.5''x1.75'' and a pair of smaller stands 4.75''x1.25''. Overall wear and verdigris from age. 17th or 18th century, Qing dynasty.

A Gilt-Bronze Gem-Inlaid 'Dragon' Tripod Censer And Cover. Cast with curled handles, body supported by three zoomorphic feet, topknot surmounted by two mythical beasts. 17th Century. Size:22cmx10.5cmx

Large and very heavy bronze censer with curved strap handles, tripod feet with horned Qilin heads. Early repair to one handle. Likely Ming, 17th C. Approx. 14 1/2" H, 13" W.

CHINESE QING DYNASTY BRONZE CENSER, 17TH CENTURY H. 10 cm. Diam. 16 cm. Weight 1701 gram.

Hu Wenming mark 4.8 x 3 in. (12.2 x 7.6 cm.)

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Censer, 17Th Century Dimension: 16x9.7x5.6cm Currency: Price in USD

A Chinese bronze censer, 17th century, of cylindrical shape, the exterior decorated with bamboo and Lingzhi above the foot rim with rasied bosses, the base with incised and the body signed Lang Dao Re

A silver-inlaid bronze tripod censer 17th century The compressed globular body raised on three slender legs, the everted rim supporting two handles, the body inlaid with taotie masks in silver wire. 6

A Chinese bronze tripod censer 19th century With a register of scrollwork encircling the rim, double dragon-form handles, a beast-form finial, and tripod feet with beast heads; four-character mark to

Bronze censer. India. 17th century. Figure of a peacock and votive figure. 10".

Rare Antique Chinese Bronze Censer, 16th-17th C, Ming period. "Fei Yun Ge" mark. 4 1/4" h x 5" wide on top. Thick and heavy