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Dit is een traditionele Chinese wierookbrander (香炉, xiāng lú), vervaardigd uit brons met een mooie donkerbruine patina. 

De brede, lage vorm met uitlopende wanden is kenmerkend voor ceremoniële wierookbranders die gebruikt werden in tempels, op altaren of in geleerde huishoudens.

Decoratieve Elementen:
Taotie-masker: Het opvallende reliëf op de voorzijde toont een gestileerd masker met symmetrische krullen en voluutmotieven, mogelijk een taotie (饕餮) - een mythisch wezen dat vaak op rituele bronzen voorkomt

Goudspetters: De gele/gouden vlekken zijn waarschijnlijk restanten van verguldsel of goudlak die in de loop der tijd gedeeltelijk zijn afgesleten.

Dit object kan samen verzonden worden met andere objecten van mij in deze veiling zodat u maar één keer de verzendkosten hoeft te betalen.

Gewicht: 800 gram.

Good condition - 6 cm

Incense burner - Bronze - China - Late 20th century

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Asian art and objects

Asian ceramics glass and metalwork

Asian sculptures statues carvings and figurines

Vase

Statue

Bowl

Plate

Teapot

Incense burner

Sculpture

Dish

Cup and saucer

Figure

Buddhistic objects

Stand

Painting

Snuff bottle

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Platter

Vessel

Ewer

Carving

Tea cup

Country of origin

China

Asia

Nepal

Netherlands

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Vietnam

Cambodia

Tristan da Cunha

Material

Porcelain

Bronze

Wood

Jade

Enamel

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Silk

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Metal

Paper

Silver

Brass

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Alloy

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Gender

Unisex

Condition

Good condition

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Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes

Good condition - used with small signs of ageing

Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear

Fair condition

Fair condition -  heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing

Needs restoration

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As new - unused

Good condition - used with some signs of wear

Period

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)

20th century

Kangxi (1662-1722)

1850-1900

Qianlong (1736-1795)

1800-1850

Early 20th century

1750-1800

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Guangxu (1875-1908)

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Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)

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Yongzheng (1723-1735)

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Wanli (1573-1619)

1940-1950

Certification

No laboratory report

Subject

Religion

Portrait

Seascape

Style

Antique

Antique inspired

Ancient Chinese, Ming dynasty

Symbolism

Neo-Impressionism

Classical

Ancient Chinese

Technique

Gouache

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