Chinese Incense Stand

Elegant Double Square Incense Stand, with Cabriole Knee over Reverse Curve Legs Terminating in a

A 19th century Chinese walnut incense table with dragon carved panels with Shou characters, and one

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

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

The flat-top table has a central drawer, below a floating panel forms a shelf that is suspended between four straight legs with horse-hoof feet.

This Chinese high-waisted incense stand is made from walnut and features cabriole legs and a

after traditional Chinese incense stands, and can be used as high side tables or display pedestals. The

A superb antique Chinese lacquered and carved incense burner stand with cover. The six sided wooden

A 19th century Chinese elmwood incense stand with one drawer and two doors, carved with dragon

This petite display table dates to the late 19th century was originally used to elevate incense

with stone, offering fragrant incense to the spirit world. Originally they held incense burning

Each of these 19th century incense stands is intricately carved in the form of a mythical three

This matched pair of Asian incense stands or tables are unsigned, but presumed to originate from

Chinese li wood, (rosewood), octagonal form incense stand. Circa 1860-80 Intricate octagonal form

Rounded stands like this were frequently used in traditional Chinese culture as incense stands and

for Chinese painting tables and incense stands, appreciated for its dense texture, rich brown color

painting tables and incense stands, appreciated for its dense texture, rich brown color and irregular

duration of the ritual process. These incense stands are carved on one side with Old Chinese script and

This 19th century incense stand is intricately carved in the form of a mythical three-legged toad

AN EXOTIC CHINESE RED AND GILT LACQUERED WOOD CIRCULAR INCENSE STAND