On offer is a 19th-century Chinese brass censer, formed in the classic tripod style and decorated with hand-engraved floral and scroll motifs. This traditional shape has long been associated with incense burning in temples and domestic altars throughout the Qing dynasty, where metal censers were crafted with both aesthetic and ritual intent.

The censer stands approximately 5 inches (12.7 cm) tall and displays a warm aged patina, visible particularly on the underside, confirming its genuine period character. The engraved decoration is finely executed, and the piece remains in good antique condition with only light surface wear appropriate to age and use.

A well-crafted example of late Qing metalwork and an appealing piece of Chinese ritual art.

KEY FEATURES

• ✅ Genuine Chinese brass censer – 19th-century example

• ✅ Tripod form with traditional engraved motifs

• ✅ Hand-engraved floral and scrollwork decoration

• ✅ Condition: Good antique condition with natural aged patina

• ✅ Approx. 5 inches (12.7 cm) tall

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Stock code 150324