A QING DYNASTY CLOISONNE GILDED DRAGON EAR INCENSE

H:76cm L:52cm W:32cm Wt:44450g

H:22cm W:30cm Wt:8300g

L:25cm W:19cm H:11cm Wt:3870g

中國清代 青銅景泰藍雙龍香爐 5 kg Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Cloisonne Double Dragons Incense Burner w Qian Long Mark Dime

Qing Dynasty, Cloisonne Ruyi Ear Dragon Pattern Aromatherapy

H:11.5cm W:12.5cm Wt:389.5g

H:30cm W:23cm Wt:3460g

H:8cm W:18cm Wt:1620g

H:107cm W:61cm

W:15cm H:12cm

H:22.5cm L:24cm W:16cm Wt:8810g

CHINESE GILDED DRAGON INCENSE BURNER, QING DYNASTYH9cm, W18cm, Wight2678g

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty to Republic period, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A collection of vintage enamel and cloisonne gilt brass statues and vessels: duck figurines, lidded jars, and p

Qing Dynasty, High: 17.5 inch; Width:10.00 inch

Qing Dynasty, High: 8.25 inch; Width: 7.50 inch; Diameter: 3.50 inch

Qing Dynasty; Long: 9.3 inch; Width: 3.3 inch; High: 8.1 inch

A Qing Dynasty Qianlong Jade Incense Vase with Carved Face Pattern and Double Dragon Ear. From a private collector.8/23/2022 - More photos added.

Qing Dynasty, High: 7.50 inch; D:3.25 inch

[Chinese] A Pair of Cloisonne Trophy Style Incense Burner with Dragon Head Handles, Beast Face Legs, and Pixiu Lid Knob, marked "Made in Qianlong Era of Qing Dynasty" | 【大清&#20094

Chinese Gilt Bronze and Cloisonne Palace Incense Burners, pierced column with entwined dragon, each burner in 4 sections, marked "Qing Qianlong", Qing Dynasty, exact age unknown, 51-1/2" h

CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL INCENSE BURNER, late Qing dynasty. Bombé body raised on three feet, double-domed cover with reticulated finial depicting dragon, S-form upright handles. - 22 1/2 in. high.

Ming Dynasty Style;High:6.75 inch; Width:7.25 inch; Diameter:4.5 inch

Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Bowl, late Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)/early Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the rounded bowl with a gilded lip and foot rim, the exterior decorated with a dragon pursuing a flaming pe

China, Qing Dynasty. Highly decorated elaborate vessel with fine filigree and cloisonne decoration, with handles in the form of dragons, the lid surmounted by a precious jewel. Numerous embedments of