Bronze Rectangular Censer on Footed Stand

Pair of Bronze Censers on Carved Bases, Marked “Qin Shu Lu” A pair of antique Chinese bronze censers with square bodies, upright handles, and finely carved bases. The surfaces have ...

Patinated Bronze Tripod Censer with Double Handles Round bronze censer with three legs and upright double handles at the rim. The surface shows a smooth, aged patina. Marked on the ...

Bronze Tripod Censer with Double Ears Chinese bronze censer with a rounded, squat body supported by three short legs and flanked by upright double handles. The surface has a mottled...

Bronze Censer with Lotus Carvings Decorative bronze censer with intricate lotus-shaped carvings and a geometric meander pattern around the rim. The vessel features dense floral moti...

A square footed hibachi with canted corners and incised key bands on the panels. With wonderful old patina. Mounted on a wood base. Dimensions: 13 1/2" x 13 1/2" x 12" H Condition...

Art deco era bronze vase with faceted corners and prominent angular handles in deep mottled olive and rust colors. Signed on base. Signature reads: Yu-un Zo (opening 4 1/2" squared).

Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Incense Holder / Jardiniere. A substantial incense holder in the Chinese Ming style. Sides and bottom covered in a r...

Chinese bronze sacrificial vessel, or Fangding A ding of rectangular form and upon four cylindrical legs. A loop handle to each end and flanges to each corner and side. The ding is cast in relief on all four sides with a taotie mask, with a leiwen ground, the thunder motif depicted by juxtaposed square spirals. Above each taotie mask there are depicted kui dragons. A collar to the upper section of each leg further decorated with kui and leiwen, the collar with a flange to the outside edge. The bronze of dark colour with chocolate brown highlights. Most ding vessels...