Bronze censer. China. Hsuan Te period (1426-1435). Begging bowl form with fu dog jump ring handles.

Gold splashed censer. China. Ming period (1368-1644). Rectangular form with "heaven soaring" handles. Finely carved 18th century hung mu cover inset with a Mughal jade dagger mount as a finial. Hsuan

Four Small Bronze Footed Censers The first is of quatrefoil form with two lion heads suspending ring handles, the base with 'Neitan Jiaoshe' within a square; the second of flaring square form with two

The censer is of compressed form with two upright lug handles and rounded tripod feet. The base is cast with a six-character mark within a cartouche. Late Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen period. Height: 2 2/8

Impressive Chinese Ming Hu Form Cloisonne Vessel 12.5''x8''x8''. A period museum quality polychrome enameled fang hu archaic form handled vase with figural bronze qilin head ring handles. Four panels

Hsuan Te chop mark on bottom Height- 7 1/4" Weight- 62.4 troy oz.

Chinese bronze censer; of squat globular form with two handles, set upon a tripod base; with Ming hallmark to base, but later; D: 6" (approx.)

19th century, with apocryphal Xuande mark on underside of censer, with a pair of ear form handles bracketing the waisted neck and all resting on four thick supports, the censer stands on a base raised

A Gilt-Splashed Bronze Censer Of compressed globular form with a pair of handles formed as lion heads, the recessed base with a six-character apocryphal Xuande mark. 17th/18th Century Width: 8 1/8 inc

Vietnamese Imperial Blue & White Porcelain Lidded Vase W/Fu Dog Lugs & Animal Form Handles (Has Eight Character Marking) From Queen Mother Tu Cung Hoang Thai Hau - This Imperial porcelain vase has a s

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Chinese bronze dragon censer having elaborate pierced molded cover with three dragons and two phoenix birds amid clouds sitting on a footed base with foo dogs amongst waves and having foo dog handles

A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE BRONZE “FOO DOG” CENSERS, 19TH / 20TH CENTURY. Each fully sculpted in a round with hinged heads covering the censer dog form body with pierced fanning tails. The largest 2

Art pottery bowl with lion head handles, the shape inspired by a Chinese bronze censer, signed with indistinct “potter at the wheel” mark, 1911-13, see Rago Jan. 18, 2024 lot 218 for similar e

15th C. Chinese Ming Dynasty XuanDe reign period bronze covered censer. Cast with tappered globular body raised on three cylindrical tall foot, flanked by a pair of curved up swept handles on the side

The archaic bronze censer is of tri-lobed form, stands on three columnar feet, the body depicts Taotie masks, below slightly waisted neck and everted rim with two raised handles, slight discoloration.

Porcelain vase. China. Chien Lung period (1735-1796). Pilgrim flask form. Lobated body. Turquoise ground with magenta stylized Hsien Hua scrolling. One handle repaired (reattached to body). Surface we

Chinese 'Sunspot' Bronze Censer, Inscribed Heavily cast with compress rectangular form, raised on four short legs and with two dragon handles, , atop with carved hardwood fitted dome cover, decorated

Bronze, the seal with gilt-lacquer coating. China, Qianlong Period, dated 1749 Rectangular seal with tall handle, cast at the top with 'Xianghuangqi hanshisijia Latai lingzhi guanfang libuzao' (Seal f

Chinese White Jade Bowl, inverted bowl shaped form atop a short, slightly splayed foot ring. 6 5/8" diameter by 2 3/4" H. Qing Dynasty, Ch'ien Lung Period, mid to late 18th century. Provenance: The co

Far East, China, Song-Jin Dynasty, ca. 12th - 13th century CE. An elegant purple-splashed Junyao stoneware "Bubble" bowl, of a rounded form raised on a neatly cut ring foot, adorned with an opaque bub

China, 19thC, celadon jade, of Gu flattened form with flaring foor and mouth and 4 chilong handles with rings, carved and incised decoration with taotie masks and emblems. Dimension: 15.5 cm.

BRONZE GILDED BUDDHA SEATED STATUE IN THE LIAOJIN PERIOD OF CHINAH. 21 cm. W. 11 cm. Weight 1435 gram.

Chinese pale-celadon color white jade carved into a quatrefoil lobed form, everted round sides toward the banded rim projecting a Fu bats suspending free ring on both sides, and raised from a counters

A pair of Chinese Mughal style jadeite marriage bowls with 4-character marks of Qianlong and of the period with Zitan wood stands. Each features a pair of stylized bat handles holding engaged rings. T