Antique Incense

High fired gray pottery with a white slip and remnants of pigment. Han Dynasty Chinese boshanlu depicting mountains and clouds on a gray poly-chrome earthenware. These boshanlu were ...

A 19th century Chinese elmwood altar table with wonderful thru-tenons and rich patina.

Pagoda Red Collection #: Z057


Keywords: Table, console,...

Antique French Empire style glass and bronze pendant incense burner with acorn finials and flowering scrolls.

A 19th century Chinese incense stand comprised of multiple rootwood formations pieced together.

Very Impressive Incense Burner resting on a square Carved Ebony base.

Fitted with three drawers once used for storing incense and accessories, this little red table is the perfect place to stow odds and ends.

A pair of early 20th century Northern Chinese ceramic parrot incense burners with brilliant green glaze. Pagoda Red Collection #: Y053 Keywords: Bird, birds, sculpture, sta...

A pair of early 20th century Northern Chinese ceramic parrot incense burners with brilliant green glaze. Three pair available.

A pair of early 20th century Northern Chinese ceramic parrot incense burners with brilliant green glaze. Three pair available.

A pair of early 20th century Northern Chinese ceramic parrot incense burners with brilliant green glaze. Three pair available.

Quality antique Chinese bronze incense vase. Having a lift of ornate lid with a dog above a ornate vase with quality handles raised on three legs and a platform shaped base.

Crafted with care from solid bronze, this incense burner is perfect as an Old World accent for your home.

Exceptional Japanese incense cabinet kodansu in wood covered with a profusion of mother-of-pearl flowers and bone leaves, engraved and inlaid with the shibayama technique.

Antique Chinese Bronze Incense Burner (Censer) 18th-19th Century, Qing Dynasty Polished Bronze with Seal Mark This Chinese incense burner (or censer) is a fine example of Qing Dynas...

An old and exquisite Japanese lacquered small box likely used to contain incense powder (it is called Kobako), circa Momoyama to Edo period (17th century).

This piece does not follow the most usual type in the form of Castilian censers of the 17th century, but the spherical ones are very common already in the Byzantine Empire and both i...

Oriental bronze sculptural censer spectacular piece displaying a dragon 19th century or earlier.

An unusual 19th century Chinese altar table with solid elmwood plank top, two drawers and graceful undulating carved legs ending in blossoming chrysanthemum carved feet.

Detailed information: Exceptional finely chiselled Japanese patinated bronze censer from the Meiji period, with high relief design. The shaft, with a rotating decoration of snakes an...

. Cloisonné enamel technique . Gilded Bronze . Circa 1900

A Satsuma covered koro of globular form, set on tripod feet in the shape of lion heads with tongues extended, two large handles, and a pierced cover with a shishi dog finial. Deco...

Late 19th century Chinese bronze Dragons incense burners, Dark Patina.

The incense house is adorned with double-hinged doors, paper-lined windows, and a removable roof with a lidded box finial.

Pair of Chinese cloisonné large incense burners with gilt 'Elephant' motif finials, 19th century.

Beautiful antique Spanish silver plated incense burner with winged cherub details, converted to lantern.

Pair of turquoise glazed pottery foo dog incense holders. Wonderful as table decoration or candle holder.

This exquisite 19th-century Japanese Meiji bronze incense burner, artfully crafted in the form of a pair of ducks gliding gracefully on a serene pond, is a testament to the skilled a...

Designed to hold burning incense, censer bowls have been used throughout China for thousands of years.

A Regency bronze incense burner in the form of an urn. Dimensions: H 12.5cm W 9cm D 9cm Origin: French Date: Circa 1820

Censer bowls are designed to hold burning incense, and have been used in China for thousands of years.

A remarkable 19th century Japanese Meiji cast bronze gourd incense burner with a pierced top with stem handle and supported on three legs, each being a branch with leaves and one wit...

A 19th Century Qing Dynasty large Chinese porcelain three-leg incense burner (Ding) in a rare "iron rust" monochrome glaze with carved hardwood stand.

A Qing Dynasty heavy Chinese bronze incense burner with double handles, three feet, and a dark patina.

Bronze incense burner depicting a house on stilts. The house is slightly stretched so that it case be seen from one side.

A 19th century Chinese five drawer gilt and black lacquer incense table with finely painted drawers depicting birds and auspicous flowers, set on simple legs ending in delicate lotus...

Chinese temple incense burner in gilt brass with a removable top lid and a bamboo motif.

19th century Gothic bronze incense burner is features spectacular detail, and the words, in Latin, around the rim ~ "Christ is My Light".

On this pedestal, a round "incense bowl" is supported by a central bridge and three curved outer supports decorated with floral motifs, each of which ends in a squatting griffin.

Conceived as a box or incense burner, the back back is hollowed out, missing the hinged lid.

An antique Japanese Meiji Era enamel over brass kogo or box for incense. Circa: late 19th century to early 20th century.

A large and impressive bronze covered koro (incense burner). The quatrefoil body covered in an elaborate archaistic Chinese diaper pattern, with a central image of a phoenix in fl...

In fact, this parrot-shaped incense holder once played an important role in ancestor worship.

Elegant Tall Moroccan Polished Brass Incense Burner. Intricately carved chiseled and hand-cut polished brass with removable lid.

The undercut, decorative-edged stone has aged exquisitely over hundreds of years of use—it was likely used for incense as it would have resisted scorching. It appears that the stone ...

A small antique Japanese lacquered round box used to contain incense powder (it is called Kogo), circa Edo period (17-18th century).

Japanese bronze censor, with phoenix birds on either side of the vessel, with bas reliefs of dragons and phoenixes, supported by four legs atop a circular base with turtles among roc...

Pair of 19th century Chinese Incence burners.Go to thomasjollyantiques.com.

A charming and well crafted hardwood tea table or side table. The high waist is crafted in two tiers; the top tier is solid with a plain linear design and features a single drawer, w...

A warmly-patinated Japanese foliate-decorated bronze covered incense burner with chrysanthemum knob; the charming incense burner with domed openwork lid capped by a chrysanthemum ste...

This magnificent Chinese Antique Carved Bronze incense burner has very detailed hand craft works around the body, elephants trunk as legs and handle and lotus bud on the lid of incen...

Exquisitely worked multi-tiered incense burner from Persia/Iran. Decorative woven chain, cutter and extinguisher all add to the charm of the piece.

Exquisitely worked multi-tiered incense burner from Persia/Iran. Decorative woven chain, cutter and extinguisher all add to the charm of the piece.

Designed to hold burning incense, censer bowls have been used throughout China for thousands of years.

A superb antique Chinese lacquered and carved incense burner stand with cover. The six sided wooden stand is finely carved with a flat diamond shaped base with six supports each with...

Italian pair of painted metal incense torches with painted wood staffs, for religious parades or worship, circa 1800 or much earlier Thank you for your interest and please feel fr...

Offered is an impressive tall two part Chinese incense burner in the form of a pagoda. The cloisonné is in good condition.

Large oriental incense burner bronze 19th century. Decorated with rats and mythical ancient being.