Antique Censer

This is an antique incense burner. An Oriental, brass censer, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

The sides are painted with two ancient censer forms, one bearing plum blossoms, symbols of winter, and one bearing peonies, symbols of springtime.

A remarkable Edo Period (1603-1868) Japanese patinated bronze Buddhistic lion censer, exceptionally executed sculptural shishi foo dog form, finely detailed, retaining the original r...

A fine antique 19th century Chinese cloisonne ding shaped lidded censer/incense burner on stand, circa 1870. The twin handled censer having a gilded foo dog finial to the lid, the li...

A small and well cast Chinese archaistic bronze tripod incense burner, censer, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, China. The small censer features a squat and bulbous body, very short n...

A Large Japanese Cast Bronze Censer, Meiji Period, Late 19th Century Description: Of circular form with a flat rim, decorated with mythical creature ring handles and a band of ourob...

A Large Japanese Cast Bronze Censer, Meiji Period, Late 19th Century Description: Of circular form with a flat rim, decorated with mythical creature ring handles and a band of ourob...

hanging from its original canopy and chains, with greek key handles and greek key incised decoration at upper rim, the body of neoclassic form and expertly cast, now to be fitted wit...

An unusual Japanese Meiji period lidded incense burner or censer with reticulated ovoid body and cap, decorated with a cream background and traditionally garbed people in tones of oc...

Condition is good, the censer from the estate of a prominent California gentleman.

Two smaller censer motifs decorate the flared neck and geometric patterns encircle the shoulder, base and lip.

Qing dynasty, Mid 19th century Chinese twin handled bronze censer with elephants handles, inlaid with fine silver work, 15cm x 11cm.

The censer stands on elegantly curved feet and is topped with a detailed Foo Dog finial.

A large and powerfully cast Chinese bronze censer in the form of two Buddhistic lions, Qing dynasty, late 19th century.

An incense burner in the shape of a boy playing a flute while riding a bull. The boy is the removable top to the incense receptacle located inside the bull's body.

This is an antique decorative bowl. A Japanese, bronze censer from the Edo period, dating to the 18th century, circa 1750.

A pair of baluster form patinated Meiji Period Japanese bronze censers with embossed geometric patterns and flowers all-over and handles of a stylized dragon formed with flowers.

large censer of ecclesiastical origin with a shaped canopy issuing four small arms with open chainwork and a centered ring, the large bowl with four decorative arms

A small and finely decorated Japanese Satsuma tripod incense burner (koro), signed Kyozan, Meiji period, circa 1900, Japan. The censer, koro, with a compressed body supported by t...

A very fine Taisho Period bronze censer of bellied oval form, richly decorated overall with hand enamelled and 'shibuichi' & 'shakudo' motifs, depicting geometric designs, pine t...

This 18th-century Kangxi period blanc de chine Chinese porcelain tripod censer is an exemplar of refined craftsmanship and intricate detailing, hallmarks of the Kangxi era.

Beautifully commemorated on this pair of baluster jars, censers have been used for thousands of years as a part of funeral rites or prayer offerings.

The form is both classic and functional, designed to serve as a censer for incense burning. What sets this censer apart is its extraordinary glaze work.

A collection of twelve Chinese bronze censors of various dates, 18th-20th Century. All mounted as an installation on a display board with bespoke white painted metal brackets.

A collection of twelve Chinese bronze censors of various dates, 18th-20th Century. All mounted as an installation on a display board with bespoke white painted metal brackets.

Antique Chinese Bronze Foreigner Figural Censer Ming Xuande Mark Ming to Qing. Item features two servants carrying a planter, signed on underneath, the men are laughing at each other...

This is a rare and beautiful antique koro censer, created in the imperial Japan during the Meiji period (1868-1912), circa 1900.

The censer formed as a pair of Buddhistic lions, also known as foo lions, engaged in a play fight.

Qing dynasty 18th century Chinese twin handled bronze censer bearing XuanDe marks to base , 990 grams , 17cm wide, internal width 10cm , 7cm high.

A good & large antique Meiji period Japanese bronze brazier, koro or handwarmer, circa 1890. The twin handled koro having a reticulated lid decorated with a domestic tea ceremony sce...

This set of early 20th century pewter gu vases would have been used in traditional Southern Chinese upper-class homes as wine goblets and for ritual offerings. The censer would have ...

An early 20th century censer from the Qing Dynasty. This is a beautiful highly detailed small censer, created in the early 20th century during the Qing Dynasty, circa 1910.

A large and impressive Japanese Meiji period (1852-1912) patinated bronze guardian lion censer. Late 19th century, Japan, exceptionally executed, the group consisting of four shishi...

An early 19th century dragons censer from the Qing Dynasty. This is a beautiful antique pair of censers, heavily cast in high relief in the early of the 19th century during the Qing...

Crescent of Smoke: A Majestic Ottoman Censer in Brass and Wood, Circa 1900” A vision of golden grandeur, this rare and evocative censer is a poetic relic of the East — an objet d’art...

This antique Ming Chinese tripod censer is a masterful example of blue and white porcelain artistry.

A Fantastic and Rare 17th century Chinese Patinated Bronze Censer & Cover with Jade Finial Top and Wood Base.

Chinese bronze cloisonne enamel censer in a form of ducks sitting on the fitted wood base.

An antique Japanese copper tripod incense burner of Koro type with silver wire cloisonne enamel design. Late Meiji period Dimensions: H 5 1/2 in. All measurements are approximate. ...

A tripod polychrome cloisonné incense burner, decorated with characters and masks. Unmarked, Japan, 19th century. Provenance: collection Nieuwenhove. Condition Overall ...

Nicely made artifact. Stand not included. Condition: Overall condition perfect. Size: 295mm Period: 18th century 19th century Edo Period (1603–1867).

An antique oriental censer offers bronze construction in tower form on footed base having wave or cloud form elements, 19th century Measures - 10.5"h x 7.5"diam A finely crafted 19th...

The central well decoration shows a dragon vase, a censer and a scroll all among flowers with a flying insect.

The censer is crafted from bronze, showcasing a dark patina that highlights its age and authenticity.

., rectangular stand, blue and red enamel ground with blue florals, censer-form inkwell to center, raised on bracket feet, att .

Placed within a shrine or atop a home altar, the stone censer would have been filled with an incense of aromatic plants and oils and set alight to cleanse interiors, measure prayer a...

Placed within a shrine or atop a home altar, the stone censer would have been filled with an incense of aromatic plants and oils and set alight to cleanse interiors, measure prayer a...

This painting depicts an Imperial Mandarin procession, possibly a wedding ceremony, with many brightly costumed attendants carrying a table with an archaic bronze incense censer. Thi...

While the form is of a butter lamp, it may actually be another type of ritual vessel, such as an offering vessel, brazier, or censer. The vessel retains its original, untouched pat...

A pair of carved wood relief panels depicting winged cherubic figures in high relief with classical motifs including urns, torches, garlands, and hanging censers. Retains muted polyc...

A Chinese Bronze Cloisonné Enamel Incense Burner with Mark, Late 19th Century Description: A square censer supported by four feet and topped with two "rope" style vertical handles.

The censer is adorned with detailed handles and a decorative base, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship typical of the period.

The censer is footed, adding elegance and stability, and is topped with a matching lid.

Equally suited to supporting a porcelain vase, bronze censer, scholar's rock or other cherished object, this late Qing stand embodies the literati appreciation for the dialogue betwe...

Each plate is richly adorned with a hand-painted orientalist design, featuring a stylized censer overflowing with exotic flowers, fruit, and scrolls — a reflection of Victorian Engla...

Originally used as a tabletop fish bowl or censer, this antique Chinese basin is drenched in a beautiful flambé glaze with sang-de-beof coloring, also known as oxblood-red or langyao...

Around the exterior are ranged a canopied couch and red-lacquer scholar's stands set with vases, flowering branches, and jardinières of peonies, together with tables bearing brush po...

Chinese craftsmen employed the technique to produce elaborate vessels, bowls, censers and other objects decorated with vivid polychrome enamels and gilt-bronze elements.

Censers like this have a long history in China and were used for various purposes, including religious ceremonies, medicinal practices, and air purification.

Likely intended as a decorative censer or ornamental vase, this work embodies the refined aesthetic and technical mastery associated with the Japanese decorative arts of the Meiji er...