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Chinese Incense Burner with Dragon, Phoenix, and Foo Dog – Xuande-style – 20th Century – Decorative Objects
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Chinese Incense Burner with Dragon, Phoenix, and Foo Dog – Xuande-style – 20th Century

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Object Data Object: Chinese tripod incense burner with lid Origin: China Dating: second half 20th century, approx. 1960–1990 Material: brass-rich copper alloy Dimensions: H 13 × W 11.5 × D 5 cm Weight: 200 g Decoration: dragon, phoenix, shou symbol and lotus motifs Finial: Buddhist lion / foo dog with ball Mark: Xuande-type four-character mark; style mark, not Ming dating SKU: 760 Chinese Incense Burner in Archaistic Style Compact Chinese tripod incense burner, featuring a round belly, two animal-head handles, and three legs with mask-shaped tops. A dragon and phoenix are depicted in relief around the body, interspersed with cloud motifs and the Chinese shou symbol for longevity. The openwork lid is composed of lotus and tendril motifs and is crowned by a Buddhist lion, also known as a foo dog, with a ball between its front paws. Xuande Style Mark On the underside is a four-character Xuande-type mark. Such marks were used for centuries on later Chinese incense burners as an archaistic reference to famous Ming bronzes. Therefore, the mark is described here as a style mark and not as a dating to the Xuande period. Surface and Use The brass-rich copper alloy has a warm golden-brown surface with localized blue-green copper oxidation, especially around the legs, handles, and under the lid. Residue from incense use is visible in the interior. The combination of thin casting, decorative finish, and production is consistent with Chinese work from the second half of the 20th century. Condition Good used condition with signs of age and use, localized copper oxidation, and dark residues on the inside. Lid, finial, handles, and legs are present. See the complete photo series for condition and details. Additional details: - Brand: 1stbuddha - Style: Chinese - Style: Xuande-stijl - Style: archaïserende stijl - Material: messingrijke koperlegering - Colour: goudbruine - Colour: blauwgroene - Period: 1960–1990 - availability: in_stock - product_type: Chinese Wierookbrander

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Damme, GermanyOn Whoppah since February 2025 • 3 sales