Antique Incense

The incense burner's tarnished surface and intricate form adds incredible texture to modern interiors, reimagined as a decorative lamp or wall hanging.

Gilded bronze and white marble trim, 19th century Composed of a clock and a pair of candlesticks and a pair of incense burners Clock 18th century. Measures: H 39cm, W 31 cm, D 15 c...

Gilded bronze and white marble trim, 19th century Composed of a clock and a pair of candlesticks and a pair of incense burners Clock 18th century. Measures: H 39cm, W 31 cm, D 15 c...

A heavily carved incense burner (Koro) of light green jade, mounted as lamp.

A 19th century Chinese elmwood altar table with three drawers each carved with incense burners, with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese elmwood altar table with a Ming inspired geometric carved apron and "incense stick bundle" beaded legs.

The oval shaped pierced bronze incense burner hanging from twisting rods and an original canopy, easily converted to a lantern.

A 19th century Chinese Ming inspired elmwood altar table with simple spandrels, double "incense stick" carved legs, and wonderful patina.

Reminicient of smoke, this piece echos the serenity of a room with burning incense.

This pair of Imari pattern hand painted Derby porcelain 'potpourri', or incense burners, are beautifully hand-painted, and feature gilt highlights.

The double drawers were opened many times to retrieve curios, calligraphy pens, rice paper or incense. It would have originally been used in a traditional Shanxi home as an incense s...

Translucent pale green and purple jade scholars' rock with rosewood base carved with incense smoke swirls. Pagoda Red Collection #: CJSSTONE

These urns were likely used on an altar to catch incense ash as it burned; weighted and very heavy would make excellent planters.

This clean-lined elmwood table from China's Shanxi province was likely used as an altar table in a Qing-dynasty home. Designed to display incense and offerings, the narrow table has ...

There are two drawers made of burled elmwood cleverly hidden in the apron of this 19th century. Provincial incense table, carved in an ornate archaic style and likely used to hold in...

Cast in solid bronze in the classical manner, used for decorative purposes and incense burning. Circa 1880s. Each measures 14.5 x 8.5 x 6.

Pair of antique (late 19th century) Meiji period Japanese patinated bronze table lamps or incense burners of lily flower form measuring 21 inches tall.

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

Popularized during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), tall display tables such as this were used to display precious objects, serve tea, or elevate burning incense. This square example da...

An early 20th century Chinese Art Deco rug with a brilliant cranberry ground surrounded by an asymmetrical floral border with an incense burner spewing multicolored smoke.

Circa 1900 late Qing dyansty cloisonné circular covered box. Likely for incense; finely worked with flowers, a bird & butterfly.

Chinese Gilt Bronze Cloisonne Tripod Censer with Xuande Mark 19th Century Incense burner decorated in coloured enamels with numerous flower sprays.

A 19th century Chinese brass incense burner with lounging dragon on lid and three legs.

A pair of French Restauration Period gilt bronze ( ormolu ) Medici cassolettes ( incense burners ), vases or candlesticks with finely incised detail and decor of honeycomb rosettes a...

Raised on four squat feet, this large bowl-like incense burner has a banded decoration throughout the body and along the rim.

A 19th century Chinese lacquered cedar mahjong table with "incense stick" carved apron and legs, ending in scrolled feet.

An early 20th century Chinese elmwood square table with incense stick carved details. Pair available, priced individually.

Amidst the decorations are censers burning incense, brush pots with calligraphy brushes, bulb pots with narcissus flowers, and rootwood plant stands bearing graceful bouquets.

A charming Qing Dynasty (1636-1912) Chinese Sancai glazed pottery bird incense burner, 19th century, China, figural parrot form statue standing on rocky splash-glazed pierced base, s...

Raised on four squat feet, this large bowl-like incense burner has a banded decoration throughout the body and along the rim.

Most likely used as a potpourri or incense burner. Marked JM Ltd. Pattern #3309.

A 19th Century Chinese elmwood altar table with Ming inspired form, and incense stick carved legs. Pagoda Red Collection #: ZZZ118 Keywords: Console table, sideboard, buffe...

Pair of antique Chinese cloisonné or enamel on copper elephants decorated with colorful geometric symbols over an alluring blue background and contrasting saddle blanket with a gold ...

A 19th century carved wood scholars' rock in the form of billowing incense smoke, with tiger maple basin and stand. Pagoda Red Collection #: CAB027 Keywords: Chinese, carve...

A pair of early 20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain vases painted with potted flowers, incense burners, books, and other scholars' objects.

An unusually-large solid bronze Japanese censer or incense burner, the body raised up on a three-legged base and with phoenix and humming bird details.

As found with hanging brass incense Thurible also. Measures: 44 x 32 x 18 inches.  

Most unusual carved over door panel, probably Provence, depicting a fanciful assortment of images including a flaming urn, a billowing incense burner, an erupting volcano and a chate...

An early 19th century Chinese walnut altar with Ming-inspired form including simple spandrels and beaded "incense" carving. Pagoda Red Collection #: Z118 Keywords: Table, c...

Pair Chinese cloisonné birds, possibly incense burners. The back and head decorations are removable Each figure has an image of a face on its chest.

One has a ball and the other is carrying a monkey. Both have incense holders attached. DIMENSIONS: 14.5"H x 5.5"W x 4.5"D.

Retains its original censor which can be lowered and raised by three chains allowing incense to travel through baluster shaft and out crown top.

A pair of Regency cast bronze candlesticks, English, circa 1820-1830, the floral cast nozzle above incense chamber supported by griffin monopodia, on triform plinth base with paw fee...

Shibayama koro Japan Solid silver and enamel Materials solid silver and enamel with applications incense burner Decorated with flowers and pajarons Circa 19th century Origin Japa...

Featuring winged side panels, the piece resembles an altar table used for incense, offerings, or family memorabilia. It displays a square top reinforced with curved wooden beams, dre...

A 19th century Ming-inspired provincial Chinese walnut altar table with simple stretchers and "double incense" beaded legs. Pagoda Red Collection #: CAG030 Keywords: Table,...

PLEASE NOTE: OUR PRICE IS FULLY INCLUSIVE OF SHIPPING, IMPORTATION TAXES & DUTIES Two small incense boxes or kobako of rectangular form within an outer box decorated with a pi...

This large antique (late 19th century) patinated bronze censer (incense burner) from the Meiji period measures 32 1/2 by 14 by 10 inches and features finely cast details including fi...

Multi-colored auspicious flowers including peonies and lotus, incense burners, and vases and sprinkled across the field.

Fantastic decoration in blue and white and marked with an incense burner mark at the base. Please enjoy Condition Perfect condition.

Fantastic decoration in blue and white and marked with an incense burner mark at the base. Please enjoy Condition Perfect condition.

Late 18th-early 19th century beautifully carved altar table with seven drawers. Two small incense drawers and five larger drawers, all original hardware.

A 19th century black lacquered Chinese altar table with curved quartermoon legs, a delicate stretcher, and burn marks on top from centuries old incense offerings. Pagoda Red Colle...

Originally used as a stand for incense, this gilt-wood Burmese stand has been re-imagined as a footstool/ottoman which is great for sitting, or using as a side table by incorporating...

For many centuries, people in China have burned incense in shallow censers such as this, placed atop a home altar or an elegant display table.

The green glazed terra cotta is in the form of a bronze incense burner and features an iridescent patina that is original but the lid may not be original to body.

A fish bowl with two gold fish are in the background, along with an incense burner and other scholar's objects. There is no border.