Chinese Bronze Censer

Offering this intriguing Japanese cloisonné bronze censer. Standing on three spiral legs that rise and are joined to the body with lion’s heads. The underside is marked and has a geo...

A LARGE ANTIQUE CHINESE ARCHAIC BRONZE CENSER BOWL 19th C. This is an old cast bronze piece with a naturally aged patina, decorated with ancient motifs often appeared on the bronz...

Three parts: Top, main body of piece, base

A very rare 18th century Chinese patinated bronze censer formed as a foo dog, or lion dog, the hinged neck opening up access to the body of the censer.

Mid-Qing dynasty rare and very meticulously cast in bronze incense burner depicting a Chines guardian lion, commonly known as Foo Dog. It is believed by Scholars that Chines Sculptor...

20th century antique gilt-splash bronze censer 20??????(??) Condition: Shows normal sign of wear and use, No damage or crack. Material: gilt-splash bronze Approximate size:H: 4 i...

An early 20th century Chinese Republic bronze gilt cloisonne tripod censer on three cabriolet legs emerging from gilt lion masks, rising to a prominent waisted neck further to a ba...

This is a rare Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze Fu Dog figural bronze tripod lidded censer used for incense.

This striking tripod bronze Ding vessel is inspired by ancient Chinese ritual bronzes, symbolizing authority, stability, and cultural heritage. Crafted with a classic three-legged fo...

Antique Chinese Bronze Censer Signed 19thC Measures - 3.5"H x 6.25"W x 4.5"D.

Pair Chinese Bronze Censers Circa 1900. Very well-made with hollow legs that required felt pads on the tripod legs.

With flared rim and cylindrical body decorated with a patterned band of overlapping circles and flowers, above shield shapes with Greek key design, raised on tripod feet formed as fo...

Chinese brass bronze censer. Three footed ribbed bronze bowl w/ two handles.

A dynamic Chinese two part censer of a robed and hatted scholar or sage riding a donkey, Qing Dynasty, late 19th century, China.

19th century bronze Chinese covered censer on three legs, decorated with wild creatures.

This large Chinese bronze censer dates to circa 1860. It is made in three parts, stand, vessel, and lid.

Antique Chinese Bronze Incense Burner (Censer) 18th-19th Century, Qing Dynasty Polished Bronze with Seal Mark This Chinese incense burner (or censer) is a fine example of Qing Dynas...

The tripod shape of this finely crafted bronze incense burner is a classical form first appearing in Chinese ceramics and bronzes thousands of years ago. The bronze casting of this b...

This exquisite Ming Xuan De style incense burner is the exact model of a traditional temple censer. The burner consists two parts, a large pot and a cover shaped like the roof of Chi...

The mythical beast with separately cast head with open mouth, bearing an apocryphal Ming mark to the underside, Qing dynasty, early 19th century Measures: H 13cm, W 9cm.

Massive 19th century Chinese Archaic style bronze censer, everted lip fitted with upright D-shaped handles with silvered metal inlay, above squat spherical body, raised on rounded feet.

A charming trio of antique Chinese miniature solid bronze incense burners, each displaying a distinct traditional form inspired by ancient ritual vessels.

Chinese Cold-Painted Bronze Horse Form Censer. Lid and ears lacking. 8.75" H x 11.5" W x 4.5" D.

Quality pair of antique Chinese ornate bronze censers, having a quality pair of antique Chinese censers with pierced covers and Kylin finials to the tops, raised on three shaped feet...

Pair of Chinese Chinese cloisonné enameled and gilt bronze censers (ncense burners) moddeled as standing cranes supporting a stupa (Buddhist reliquary) on its back.

Chinese Gilt Bronze Cloisonne Tripod Censer with Xuande Mark 19th Century Incense burner decorated in coloured enamels with numerous flower sprays.

This is an antique decorative censer. A Chinese, bronze incense burner, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850.

This very striking mid-20th century Japanese enameled bronze censer features an ornately enamel painted design of stylized flowers and mountain scenes.

This is a antique censer. A Chinese, bronze incense burner, libation cup or dish, dating to the early Victorian, circa 1850.

A fine and rare Chinese gilt bronze duck form censer, late Ming dynasty, 17th century.

A Chinese censer in the form of a whimsical foo dog or lion. Well cast. He stands nearly upright on his back paws, one forepaw raised, the other balanced on an openwork ball. He h...

The finely made, silver bronze, round-form censer is raised on three egrets standing on a lotus leaf. The body is extensively embossed with scrolls of leaves amid blooming peonies, f...

A Chinese Cloisonné Enamel Tripod Censer with Mark, 20th Century Description: The censer is a bulbous, tripod vessel, a shape derived from ancient Chinese ritual bronze ding vessels.

The characterful and charming 18th-19th century cloisonné enamel censer, is modelled as a crane with straight gilt-metal legs, realistically detailed feet and claws, standing on a de...

Delicately engraved with clouds and cranes, this 18th century bronze censer once held incense, lit for prayer or meditation. Clouds represent heaven and cranes, thought to live very ...

A large Chinese Ming bronze kyrin shape incense burner. Beautiful and decorative period Ming dynasty cast bronze of a scaled foo dog or mythical beast with horn, whiskers and teeth. ...

An 18th century elephant censer from the Qing Dynasty. This is an extremely rare palatial censer, created in the 18th century during the Qing Dynasty, circa 1750.

A good antique Chinese Zhou dynasty style archaistic bronze censer, incense burner.

A small rare archaistic Chinese bronze censer. Raised on four tiny feet, the rectangle form with chamfered corners, both sides featuring what appear to be stylized dragons within squ...

An unusual Chinese bronze censer in the form of a crane, Qing dynasty, late 19th century.

Impressive Chinese gilt bronze censer with measuring 30 inches tall inlaid with golden yellow, red and turquoise champleve enamels, with vessel depicting cranes in flight and decorat...

The bronze body of this finely crafted vessel is inlaid with flecks of gold. Long ago, someone likely used it to burn incense—people in China burned fragrant incense to honor their a...

Chinese Bronze Censor believe to be from the 1800's. The pice is very substantial and heavy - the lid removes to reveal a solid bronze platform for incense. A wonderful piece and hig...

A Chinese Bronze Lidded Censer, 19th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection.

Believed to be powerful protectors against malevolent spirits, fu lion dogs have stood guard at the entryways and thresholds of Chinese homes for centuries. This bronze fu dog, also ...

The Chinese history of bronze making dates back to as early as 1600 BC.

A very fine antique Chinese Qing twin handled bronze censer with cover and stand.

A Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer with Mark, 19th Century With twisted handles.

For many centuries, people in China have burned incense in shallow censers such as this, placed within a shrine or atop a home altar.

A well cast Chinese archaistic bronze tripod censer, ding, in the Ming style, Republic Period, early 20th century, China.

Bronze and gilt detailing combine to make this Chinese censer a beautiful decorative cast bronze accent.

This is an antique decorative censer. A Chinese, bronze incense burner with dragon detail, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

A fine antique late 18th century Chinese archaic style bronze censer with a Xuande mark.

Covered vessel with Dragon motif. Signed Suisse Fres.