Bronze tripod made before Ming Dynasty

A Chinese Ming (1368-1644) bronze censer. Over three long, straight cylindrical legs a bowl shaped censer with two arched handle forms on the rim. A band of incised archaic Chinese design around the b

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XUANDE FOUR CHARACTER MARK, XUANDE PERIOD, MING DYNASTY. H5cm, D13cm. Currency: Price In USD

Chinese heavily cast patinated bronze tripod censer, likely Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), with two scrolling handles and animal-headed foo dog lion legs. 13.5" H x 11.5" W x 10" D.

A Large Chinese Gilted Bronze Dragon Tripod Burner, Ming Dynasty with Xunde Mark, Size: 15.5*31.5cm.

A Chinese Ming dynasty bronze tripod censer and cover. The globular body set of three lion mask legs with tall s-shaped handles. The cover surmounted with a dog of foo. Total weight approx. 4.3KG. Hei

A Chinese bronze elephant trunk-footed tripod censer Ming dynasty With six-character Xuande mark to underside. H: 5 3/4, W: 3 3/8, D: 3 3/8 in. (H: 14.61, W: 8.57, D: 8.57 cm.) Weight: 891.70 g (appro

A Gilt-Bronze Tripod Censer, Jingtai Mark, Ming Dynasty; H12cm, Dia16, Weight1105.6g; Provenance: Acquired in UK in the 1990's

A very fine antique Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer, cast in a slightly compressed globular form, swelled on the central body, tapered gracefully to the opening rim, raised on three conical

Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer and stand, with handles above the compressed body, base bearing apocryphal Xuande mark, along with a lotus leaf form bronze stand, censer: Approx. H: 12 cm x

Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze tripod censer with an compressed round shape body sitting between a hardwood lid and base. Pair of looped handles emerged from the top rim, raised upon three conical squat

H:7.5cm,W:14.5cm，Weight：1408.9g

A Chinese bronze 2-handled bronze tripod censer dating from the Ming dynasty or earlier. The exterior of the censer features 3 taotie masks on a Greek key background. The interior has a mark. Dimensio

WAG 120 6"h x 5"W

A GOOD LARGE 16TH/17TH CENTURY LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER & COVER, weighing 5.36Kg, supported on unusual bulbous triangular-section feet, the shoulders with a raised lappet border

Chinese Bronze Ding-Form Tripod Censer , probably Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), tall cylindrical neck, globular body, zoomorphic mask cabriole legs, h. 5 1/2 in., w. 5 in., d. 5 in . Provenance: Property

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

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

Ming dynasty jade final, 18th century Qing dynasty, on elaborately carved hard wood stand and hardwood cover, Zi Sun mark (子孙款) at bottom; bronze 8 in. (20 cm) high without stand,

A Bronze Tripod Censer. Raised on three short, tapered feet, and cast with a pair of upright loop handles rising from the rim, the patina of a dark brownish tone. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Char

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

An Archaic Bronze Tripod Censer. Supported on three short, tapering feet. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:17cmx16cmx11.5cm

Dimensions: 2-5/8" H x 6-3/4" Dia. Chinese Ming Dynasty Period, Zhengde bronze censer. Chinese Bronze censer tripod censer, of compressed globular body, raised on three cabriole legs, banded on the ne

A Chinese Antique Bronze Tri-Pod Censer: Rested On Three Low Feet And With Two Straight Handles, With Six Character xuande Mark On The Base, Likely Of Ming Dynasty; Size: H: 3-1/4" (8.26cm)