Incense Box

These beautiful incense holders pay homage to a unique natural, salvaged, urban wood as a material

with five trays for incense or offerings. Viewed in the round, this fantastic incense box is quite the

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

an opium container or incense holder. From the collection of David & Sarah Battie 24cm in length

Indian bronze metal Incense burner lidded box with peacock finial. An extraordinary, old lost wax

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

A remarkable Japanese maki-e lacquer box for incense accessories, kobako, with interior fitted tray

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

gracefully. 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

Signature: censer bottom stamped Feng Qing Box lid signed: Jyuroku Rakan Koro incense burner Box underside

An exquisite Japanese tall lacquer box for incense implements, kobako, with a scene from The Tales

A fine and elegant Japanese gilt maki-e lacquer box for incense accessories, kobako, late Edo

; Japanese pottery from the Satsuma Province with various forms such as tea sets, incense burners, boxes

A Japanese boxwood incense box (kogo) in the form of a cicada (semi). The finely carved and highly

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

Hard to find early cinnabar box - covered round with all over intricate carving of plum blossoms

Black background lacquer box with a decor of foliage and flowers. It contains a small tray

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

decoration and square cover. With a Tomobako (original wooden box). Hasuda Shugoro, born in 1915, studied

Japanese Paulownia wood storage box, possibly used for the storage of incense. The box stained dark

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