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Incense burner

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Material

Copper

Porcelain

Earthenware

Bronze

Condition

Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes

Fair condition -  heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing

Period

Meiji period (1868-1912)

1910-1920

1970-1980

1980-1990

1930-1940

1920-1930

1850-1900

2000-2010

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Original

Colour

Multicolour

1900-2000

1400-1900

After 2000

Provenance

Private collection

A large koro.
Meiji period, Japan.
Good condition, some missing parts, and a restoration of the lid's dog head, with a few dents as well, normal wear from age.
Height with lid: 25 cm.
Weight: 1548 g.
Tracked and insured shipping.
Carefully packed

Japan - 1850-1900

Incense burner - Porcelain

Japanese incense burners.
Two-piece set (set of 2)
Satuma pottery.
With gold paint and moriage (raised glaze)
Hand-painted with Samurai and Monk figures.
Lid featuring a Foo Dog (lion's paw)
Stamp on the bottom.
Rare.
Collectible

Japan - 1910-1920

Incense burner  (2) - Earthenware - Incense burners

This is a bronze incense burner with double ring handles and relief figures, made by Seiseido, a long-established copperware workshop in Toyama, Japan. Takaoka copperware is a 400-year-old traditional metalworking craft recognized as a Japanese traditional craft. Originally

Japan - 2000-2010

Incense burner - Copper - Japanese Seishudo bronze

This is a beautiful bronze incense burner (kōro 香炉) made by Yoneda Hideyasu 米田秀保, a craftsman of Takaoka copperware (Takaoka dōki 高岡銅器), one of Japan’s most celebrated traditional metalcraft traditions.

The most striking feature of this incense burner is the powerful shishi lion

Japan - 1910-1920, 1920-1930, 1930-1940

Takaoka Copperware 高岡銅器 - Yoneda Hideyasu 米田秀保 - Incense burner - Auspicious incense burner with Shishi Lion Lid - Bronze

Name: Japanese Kutani Ware Aotetsu Gilded Chrysanthemum Hexagonal Incense Burner.
Kiln: Kutani Ware (九谷焼)
Artist: Yōzan (洋山)
Origin: Kutani, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
Dimensions: H approx 13.3 cm (5.24 in) × Diameter 14 cm (5.51 in)
Weight: 478 g.
Paulownia Box Dimensions: H 16

Japan - 1970-1980

Kutani Ware (九谷焼) - Yōzan (洋山) - Incense burner - Porcelain - Gilded Aotetsu Censer

This is a Japanese cast bronze tall-legged Boshan-style incense burner, crafted by the artisan Xiuqing. It is fully decorated with relief carvings of phoenixes and scrolling wave patterns, and features numerous perforations for ventilation and smoke dissipation. The knob is

Japan - 1980-1990

Incense burner - Copper - Tall-legged split-type in

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