Cast Bronze Tripod Incense Burner. China Qing Or Ming Period

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Object description :

"Cast Bronze Tripod Incense Burner. China Qing Or Ming Period"

Cast bronze incense burner, supported by three feet, on the sides, two Buddhist lions form the handles. The object was not cast in one go, indeed the handles and the feet were cast separately and welded, which for the feet is unusual. This seems to announce a lack of technique due to modest provincial craftsmen working in isolated regions. The bronze has casting defects, holes and burrs and the finishes are sketchy. However, despite its rusticity, the object is interesting, this is due to the power of the lions and a beautiful patina of old oxidation. Difficult to date and locate. Probably Chinese work, but could it be Vietnamese? Undoubtedly old at least from the 18th century but probably well before. Wide: 190mm High: 95mm

Price: 700 €

Artist: Ming
Period: 18th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: En l'etat

Material: Bronze
Width: 190mm
Height: 95mm

Reference: 1158770