Bronze Censer with Dragon Design and YOU Dragon-shaped Handles, Xuande Reign Period, Ming Dynasty

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

This spectacular teapot is marked with the Great Ming mark and believed to be the Yongle reign. Cloisonne over what appears to be bronze in an ornate floral design with figural dragon handle and spout

Finely Detailed Enamel and Gilt Bronze Censer with All-over Dragon and Lotus Decoration. Bearing Six Character Ming Dynasty Xuande Mark. Possibly of the period. 4.5" Tall 8" wide. (11.5 CM x 20 CM). M

With two strap handles on a circular body. Six character Xuande mark with dragon design to base, 19th C. Dia. 15.5cm (6 in.)

Fine Ming Dynasty Chinese Cast Bronze Censer with two side handles and a round flared foot ring, the inside base well cast with confronting Dragons and a Xuande 6 character mark. Age related wear and

Vessel "Gui" Shaped Bronze Censer with Beast Face Design, Dragon-Shaped Handles.

Height: 50cm Diameter: 32cm

Chinese bronze vase with embossed designs with dragons and ring handles; Ming Dynasty; marked on bottom. 11 1/2" x 7"

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese bronze censer with heavy, double dragon chasing pearl reliefs. Further designed with double dragon handles and flame accents. Xuande Ming mark at underside. CIRCA: 19th Ce

Chinese Art A dark bronze teapot with dragon shaped handle and spout China, possibly Ming dynasty, 16th century . . Cm 31,00 x 31,00.

Chinese bronze censer, the corseted bowl cast with faux lion handles, six character Ming Dynasty Xuande reign mark, 4"h x 4.5"d

DESCRIPTION: Bronze tripod censer decorated with dragon form handles flanked on either side by a pair of guardian lions ("foo dogs") playing with an open-work embroidered ball. Legs are topped with a

China, Ming dynasty, Wucai tripod censer. Xuande mark, repaired. Red dragon design on a white ground with blue and green wave decoration at mouth and feet. Width 7 1/4 in., Height 5 1/4 in.

An Archaic Rectanguar Gilt-Bronze 'Dragon' Censer. Gilt with sinuous chi-dragons with curled, bifurcated tails. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:28cmx10.5cmx10cm

Dimensions: 4-7/8" H x 4-7/8" Dia. A Superb, Chinese Ming Dynasty Xuande Reign Period, Blue and red Dragons porcelain bowl. Deep curvature, of a deep vessel, round straight upward to form the rim, wid

An Elaborate Bronze Tripod Censer. Cast with a pair of ring handles, all raised on three short, tapering feet. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Period. Size:11cmx8.8cm. Weight:1.1kg

Large Chinese Qing Dynasty "Shou" & Dragon Bronze Censer on three Lingzhi cast feet, with two curved Qi Dragons forming the handles; Xuande Mark cast into base. Age related wear to bronze surface. Hei

Ming Dynasty, XuanDe reign period, Chinese porcelain potted with flori-form rim, with waisted side everted from flat and wide broad octagonal flori-form lobed petal cavetto. The interior hand painted

Antique Chinese Ming Xuande period design bronze censer having raised foo lion head handles. Solid and heavy construction with brown patina throughout. Bottom with impressed four character calligraphy

Very rare of this Qing Dynasty period with Kangxi Mark ( 1661-1722 ). Rare antique Chinese Bronze Cloisonne Censer (7.5\"Hx6.85\""x5.5\"") with dragon motif finial and dragon motif handles.From an imp

Ming dynasty jar with covered lip inlaid a animal. The jar inlaid with two dragon as handles. Porcelain painted red underglaze. Xuande mark, period 1426-1435. 7"H x 5"W.

A Chinese Parcel Gilt Bronze Censer Qing Dynasty Raised on tall and slightly tapered tripod legs and with arched handles; cast and gilded wit archaistic dragon design; with fitted hardwood cover and s

A Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Dragon' Tripod Censer And Cover. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Four-Character Mark. Size:15cmx11cmx12cm

Dimensions: 13-3/4" H x 10-1/4" Dia. Stand: 3" H Chinese Ming Dynasty Period Xuande blue and white dragon Meiping vase. The porcelain shaped into a traditional Meiping form, thick potted, with a narro