Antique Incense

The other shows the coffin set up in a pavillion, with incense burning around it, and several mourners lamenting the departed.

Resting on four tall legs joined by a stretcher decorated with a silvered pierced bronze incense burner. The central relief of that cellarette for cigars, with that fantasy creatu...

In the foreground are the temple implements, including more offerings, candlesticks in the form of writhing dragons, flower vases with dragons and elephant handles and filled with fa...

This Erotic etching and aquatint printed with colour and with hand colour titled "SMOKE' (FUMÉE), 1926" showing a beautiful woman in a diaphanous gown reclining on a bear skin rug wi...

Initially modeled by Barye in 1846 as a commission by Louis-Phillipe for the Tuilleries Gardens at a cost of 10,000 francs, the life-size sculpture sat near to Barye's Lion au Serpen...

The two front feet are cast as lions heads among fascia and cornucopia; across the front of the base is large gilded bronze plaque showing many signs of imperial Rome, ie. armour, sp...

Next to the chair is an incense burner in the shape of an urn. The clock case below the figure is rectangular, formed of five layers alternately decorated ormolu.

Pairs of ritual vessels—incense burners and censers—stand as symbols of veneration and harmony, their shapes echoing temple rites and ancestral reverence.

The entire surface was painstakingly decorated with seven shaped vignettes, including an incense burner, a teapot, a fan, a covered jar, a long neck vase, a cup and a round dish. sna...

One of the four Classic Chinese beauties, DiaoChan, was famously associated with making wishes in front of incense under a full moon. The lovely piece is presented in a museum qualit...

It includes a wide range of objects, such as trays, bowls, vases, candle holders, incense burners, lamps, and architectural elements.

A remarkable straits Chinese (also known as Peranakan or Nyonya) carved hardwood and bamboo inlaid and embellished table-form stand, originally for display or incense, 19th-20th cent...

Caspar, the second magi bears a cup of incense. He is looking at the third magi and with his right hand he points to the star that has guided them there.

The alms-holder plate examined, in brass, has three figures including a holy bishop and two attendants holding a chalice and the censer for incense. This dish fits into the tradition...

Chaplin’s tightly-paced two-reeler was originally released in late 1915, but when he left Essay for a more lucrative deal with Mutual, Essanay reworked the film into a longer four-re...

Originally, a piece like this would have been used in a scholar’s studio or garden pavilion, where it might hold precious objects, scrolls, or incense burners—supporting the contempl...

Harpignies continued to exhibit at the Paris Salon frequently but in 1863 his painting, Canards Sauvage, was refused by the admission jury and Harpignies was so incensed that he dest...

Kéléty also creates everyday objects in the art deco style, such as electric lamps, ashtrays and incense burners. In 1939, Kéléty advertised for drawing classes given at 20 rue Erne...

Large deposits of ash (from incense) are present between the curls of the hair, as well as some the other crevices, indicating this image was the subject of worship for many years.

This textile was not a mere decorative object—it likely bore witness to auspicious rituals, festive processions, or intimate family ceremonies beneath candlelight and incense. Today...

A striking and sculptural pair of mid-19th century Chinese bronze foo dog incense burners, later converted into lamps in the early 20th century.

At this point, however, the Sabine women intervened: [They], from the outrage on whom the war originated, with hair dishevelled and garments rent, the timidity of their sex being ov...

The Khlebnikov’s family created nearly 50 religious articles according to their sketches and drawings: ostensories, chalices, Holy-water bowls, and jugs for Holy water, incense burne...

There, it would have been placed before an image of a deity, and ritual objects — an incense burner, candle stands, and offerings of fresh flowers — would have been placed on it.

Elegant tall Moorish polished brass incense burner made into a lamp base. Intricately carved chiseled polished brass onion- form with long neck on a circular base.

This beautiful antique white brass incense burner has a traditional round body, a high neck and dramatic handles.

The uppermost tier with pierced incense pattern, and tapper with handle, used to layout a path of incense, which would burn at a prescribed rate marking the passage of time.

Set of 2 Indian Birdform Bronze Incense Burners on Stands

Very unique and ornate incense burner. Bird on top, intricate floral motif.

Round brazier has pierced cover; designed with decorative raised dragonfly and lilies. Can be used for incense . Signed underneath.

A Japanese Satsuma incense burner (Koro), Japan Meiji period (1864-1912), late 19th century, Signed underneath the lid, Height 34 cm.

Chinese Carved Rosewood (Hongmu) Incense or Flower Pedestal. Shown with Relief-Carved Leafy Vine Meanders on the Apron.

The mountain-form vessel with lower, saucer-form base with short, steep sides and rising in the center to a short, cylindrical stem with a flat rim, all supporting the hollow, cone-s...

Exceptional Chinese brass brazier hand warmer, circa 1860s. Beautifully made, well aged patina, round brazier with pierced cover, designed with decorative raised dragonfly and lilies...

A heavy, drum shaped solid porcelain stick incense holder. Features striking bold dark blue hand painted calligraphy.

Antique Japanese bronze incense burner in the charming cast form of a goose, standing on both webbed feet, broad body serving as the incense burning receptacle with long outstretched...

Exquisite Ming Xuande incense burner features a coiled dragon as finial and melon bodice.

Large Antique Chinese Incense Table with Open Shelf Original Lacquered Frame with Unusual Molded Square Legs with Raw Pine Top (Likely Original Lacquer Was Removed) Shanxi Region

A brilliant Claur de Lune colored incense burner that's delicately soft to the touch.

Bronze censer. Period: Late 19th century. Very good quality finish. Nice enameled decor colors and beautiful age patina. Dimensions: Diameter 15 cm and 20 cm with the handles dec...

Antique Japanese bronze incense burner, in the form of a bird perched on one foot on a tall rocky outcropping, the bird’s head looking back with open mouth and pierced removable wing...

English brass incense boat, circa 1800. Measures: Height 4?

An unusual pair of antique Chinese incense tables from Shanxi Province, circa 1880. Beautiful details throughout.

This 18th century cloisonné incense burner features the Shahadah, or statement of faith, in Arabic, in two cartouches on opposite side.

Dating from the Meiji period this standing koro or incense burner has a circular stepped base. Three legs topped with horned and other demons standing on upside down foo dogs.

A wonderful Han dynasty (206 BC-200 AD) incense burner. The circular body set upon three bear shaped legs and is covered in heavy leaded green glaze.

Unusual Chinese Scholars’ Incense Tray, beautifully crafted of wood covered in a parquetry of small pieces of coconut wood in a “Cracked Ice” pattern, small footed base with flared r...

A fine Kakiemon style, Koro and silver cover Japan, Arita, circa 1670.

As in the first photo, it is also recommended to enjoy it likened to an incense plate.

Unusual pair of Regency brass incense burners, circa 1820.

A large and exquisitely detailed early 19th century cast iron incense burner raised on four graceful legs with clear Chinese characters.

Japanese bronze incense burner in the unusual form of two cranes on a rocky outcropping each standing with necks outstretched to the heavens, the larger crane with removable wings se...

A whimsical pair of antique Chinese cloisonné incense burners in the form of kneeling horses on wooden stands, with removable lids, in enamel colors of turquoise, red, cobalt blue, g...

A supreme bronze piece from 19th century and before. The style of this incense burner is of the traditional "Ding”, the famed censer used by the imperial court and social elites.

Shishi incense burner (Koro) in Hirado porcelain.

Exceptional incense burner in finely chiseled patinated bronze.

A 19th century Tibetan brass and copper lions head incense burner - can be used as a jardiniere planter 8" x 8" x 8" plus chain.