Antique Incense

A kogo is used for holding incense and historically most often at the tea ceremony, the temple, or for the small worship area in the home.

From the pictures, you can see that this incense burner is in many years history with some noticeable wears on the embossed Buddha Other than that It still maintained it's very good ...

Magnificent covered jade incense burner carved of olive-green, semi-translucent jade with strong russet inclusions.

Late 18th century pair of incense stands, Chinese, Qianlong period. Coromandel lacquer on wood.

This antique Chinese display table dates to the early 20th century and would have been used as a pedestal for floral arrangements or burning incense. The square table is crafted of n...

This petite display table dates to the late 19th century was originally used to elevate incense burners or decorative objects. Hand-carved of fine huali rosewood, the pedestal has a ...

A finely potted ancient Italic stemmed cup or incense burner, dating to circa 7th-6th century BC.

The Japanese Satsuma Koro Incense Burner by Kinkozan dates to the late 19th century Meiji Period (1868-1912).

The base is used to light the Dhoop (Dhoop is the cone incense) and once lit, it is covered with the lid to spread the fragrance of the flavoured incense all around the room.

Every lama offers incense at dawn to the various classes of divinities.

Japanese Meiji period Late 19th Century Kakiemon porcelain incense burner with Daruma, the founder of Zen Buddhism atop the lid.

Featuring decorative feet, intricate carved patterns throughout, curved handles on each side, and a lid that can be removed.

a very nice statue of a fisherman on a fish Condition Good condition, the mouth seems to have been filled. 12cm Period 19th century

Pair of cloisonné incense burners in the form of elephants. The howdahs on the elephants backs are removable and the incense was placed inside.

A pair of 19th Century Chinese cream glazed ceramic spotted cat incense burners.

Square finely crafted metal incense burner with mythical dragons mounted on chicken feet.

Finely modeled and cast antique (19th century) Meiji period Japanese bronze censer (incense burner) featuring a cover with wonderful details of an eagle and dragon stalking an exotic...

Each of these 19th century incense stands is intricately carved in the form of a mythical three-legged toad, a potent symbol of luck and prosperity.

A good quality turn of the century Japanese bronze, enameled, seated figure of a man holding an incense burner above his head.

Originally used as an incense burner, but can be used as a fine decorative item.

A delightful pair of French bronze & ormolu combined pastille/incense burners or candlesticks, in the form of globular urns raised on square gilt embellished bases with gilt ball fee...

Big bronze incense burner with shippo type cloisonné enamel decorations of musicians and writer in the garden on the central band.

These two charming Qing Dynasty rooster cloisonne incense burners probably date from around 1900. Censers are used in religious ceremonies, ancestor veneration and medicine by both t...

A large, rare and colourful Japanese hexagonal Aode style Kutani pottery incense burner with tripod legs and a splendid phoenix finial, wing outstretched, complete with yellow, teal ...

China fine of handcrafted gilt silver fragrance incense holder Flowers and fragrances were important to Chinese nobility.

Using cobalt blue imported from the West, ceramic artists ground the mineral into a powder that was then painted directly on a porcelain base, coated with glaze, and fired. This hand...

Silver incense boat (naviculae). SANZ DE VELASCO, Juan Antonio (1720-1778).

Japanese a fine antique handcrafted, hand-glazed round two part ceramic incense container -kogo- in effigy of a big eared rabbit -usagi- and in lovely mildly used but well loved cond...

Pair of 19th century gilt bronze and marble incense burners. Pair of 19th century incense burners, Napoleon III period, gilt bronze and marble. h: 42cm, w: 24cm, d: 20cm

A very unique 19th century Northern Chinese incense table used in a grand home as a way of offering incense to ancestors who have passed.

An incense burner was placed in the alcove, in which incense was burned prior to the guests’ arrival.

The incense burner is not marked.

This incense burner was made in 1950s (Taisho era) in Japan.

A fine Japanese Meiji period incense burner surmounted by an eagle on rockwork above a vase-shaped, dragon on each side, raised on a circular base with six feet.  

Large Chinese cast iron incense burner of classical form decorated with low relief friezes bearing archaic motifs and an all over lightly pitted irregular surface texture, Qing dynas...

A fine Chinese Qing sancai glazed red clay pottery dog of foo incense holder figure dating from the 20th century.

An unusual pair of Japanese bronze vases / incense burners. Very ornate, the base is set with dragon form handles and phoenix details.

Why not put a Buddha statue, an incense burner, etc., or keep your collection?

Paris Porcelain incense holders, Attributed to Jacob Petit, circa 1840.

A darling and charming small Japanese cast bronze incense burner, koro, Meiji Period, circa 1900, Japan.

A delightful and intricately decorated lacquer box for storing incense, kogo, in the form of a traditional farm house, Meiji period (1864 - 1912), late 19th century, Japan.

Green marble, ormolu-mounted incense holder on a gilt bronze, square plinth. A pine cone serves as a handle for the lid, which rests on an openwork, interlacing frieze.

Green marble, ormolu-mounted incense holder on a gilt bronze, square plinth. A pine cone serves as a handle for the lid, which rests on an openwork, interlacing frieze.

Sharing with you this lovely and unusual Chinese porcelain incense container from the late Ming period, Tianqi period most probably.

Finest quality bronze figure of a coiled mythical sea creature or dog-headed hippocampus supporting a finely detailed scallop shell which opens to reveal two original lidded pots for...

Pair of small, gourd-shaped incense burners in purple, Breche marble and gilt bronze.

These petite ceramic fu dog figurines likely once stood upon a home altar as incense burners to accompany ritual ancestor worship.

This is an antique decorative censer. A Chinese, bronze incense burner, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850.

A rare Meissen Marcolini Porcelain Chinoiserie incense burner vase and cover, made for the Chinese market, circa 1800, blue cross swords and star mark, Pressnummer 58 A Museum Qua...

Antique 1900-1930 cloisonné incense burner and jug garniture antique China Chinese main product image An interesting an nicely made incense burner and two jugs.

Great French Art Deco Egyptian Revival figural statue incense burner dating from the 1930s. Made by Vantines of France and is signed on the underside of the incense holder.

A fine pair of 19th century charles X gilt bronze and patinated bronze incense burners.

Art Nouveau hand-decorated ceramics. Incense vase with a brass lid. Approx. 1920s. Marked.

Beautifully patined incense burner in the form of a reclining elephant.

Pair of antique Islamic Persian silver incense burners with Arabic Calligraphy, possibly Qajar period.

Sharing this lovely and unusual Chinese porcelain incense burner from the late Ming period, Tianqi period most probably.

Meiji period Japanese koro censer (incense burner) exhibiting the finest craftsmanship.