Incense Box

A fine antique Japanese lidded incense burner, made of brass and covered with polychrome cloisonne enamel patterns depicting traditional stylized floral motifs surrounding the centra...

Use as a catchall, jewelry box, incense holder - the options are endless. Measures: 9.4” W x 4.4” D x 1.75” H.

Cast Iron Duck Fabulous antique Cast Iron Duck in Bronze Gold Verdigris. Lidded Duck Decoy Box, Incense Burner. Use as a Trinket Hide Away Stash Valet Treasure Box or Bronze Koro Bow...

Kyoto pottery tripod censor with pierced cover in the form of a blossom and bright yellow crackle glaze, circa early 20th century. Measures: 3" high, 3" diameter. Excellent condition.

These beautiful incense holders pay homage to a unique natural, salvaged, urban wood as a material and an icon. They are made from cast bronze and urban wood. Elm is a favorite for i...

This dazzling display of intricate carvings and gilt lacquer is a 19th-century box used for dispersing smoke from burning incense.

3-830 Hand crafted brass owl lidded box/incense burner.  

An unusual 19th century oriental wooden toad. The carved amphibian crouching on a red wooden base, its body encrusted with warts the odd one is missing , a small red carved amphibia...

Indian bronze metal Incense burner lidded box with peacock finial. An extraordinary, old lost wax cast bronze box from India, possibly Orissa.

Satsuma: Three pieces, vase, lidded box and an incense burner. Decorated with figures on gold.

Japanese older antique handcrafted, hand-painted miniature ceramic owl incense container -Kogo- in mint condition. Mint, signed, and boxed A lovely one-of-a-kind winged creatur...

A remarkable Japanese maki-e lacquer box for incense accessories, kobako, with interior fitted tray, kakego, designed with a temple complex scene, late Edo Period, mid 19th century, ...

A small circular lacquer box designed to as a container to store incense (known as a kogo in Japanese).

A truly fabulous piece. One of a kind. A box of incense complimentary.

First we have seen Rare Origami Crane design in the form of a hinged box for incense or treasures. Here's a beautiful and unique way to accent your indoor display space with this ...

It is signed on box: Ichijima Sehou Original signed wooden box tomobako included Censer Signature: censer bottom stamped Feng Qing Box lid signed: Jyuroku Rakan Koro incense bur...

An exquisite Japanese tall lacquer box for incense implements, kobako, with a scene from The Tales of Ise, chapter 9, "The Ivy Way Through Mt.

A fine and elegant Japanese gilt maki-e lacquer box for incense accessories, kobako, late Edo period, mid 19th century, Japan.

A reference book of Satsuma pottery; Japanese pottery from the Satsuma Province with various forms such as tea sets, incense burners, boxes, vases, bowls and saki bottles often depic...

A Japanese boxwood incense box (kogo) in the form of a cicada (semi).

A very beautiful Edo period lacquered incense box featuring a badger staring at the crescent moon.

🖤RARE 1980’s Gucci🖤 Very chic Vintage GUCCI porcelain incense box with original packaging, incense sticks, and stand - all in excellent condition.

Hard to find early cinnabar box - covered round with all over intricate carving of plum blossoms. Made in China around 1680. A marvelous little treasure. From the collection of R...

Black background lacquer box with a decor of foliage and flowers. It contains a small tray supporting six assorted boxes with the symbols of the "Tale of Genji."

Beautiful solid brass incense burner in the shape of a fan, marked Japan.

Superbly modeled and cast vase of rarely seen form. Of rectangular archaic form with linear incised decoration and square cover. With a Tomobako (original wooden box). Hasuda Shugo...

Japanese Paulownia wood storage box, possibly used for the storage of incense. The box stained dark with slightly raised grain and gilded champhered corners.

Black ground; decoration in gold hiramaki-e. Rims: pewter. Provenance: Charles A. Greenfield collection Private collection, Switzerland Exhibited: New York, 1980, The Metro...

This chamming little incense burner is probably from the 1940s. It is signed on the bottom. The main part is made of carved hard stone, The Buddha head lid is brass as well as the ha...