Chinese Bronze Censer Ming Dynasty Incense Stick Holder 17th Century Antique Figure Sculpture
A Chinese bronze ‘boy’ incense stick holder figure, Ming dynasty (1368-1644).
The finely cast figure of a boy standing on a lozenge-shaped base in a wide-legged stance holding a Ding tripod censer in front of him, his robe draped as if the wind is fiercely blowing, with a serene expression on his face.
Ref:
For a related Ming bronze seated ‘boy’ figure holding a vase, see the British Museum collection, registration number SLMisc.1185.
Dimensions:
Height 13 cm, width 9 cm, depth 5.8 cm.
Condition:
Good condition with a nice warm brownish patina.
Inv. No: MW128
The finely cast figure of a boy standing on a lozenge-shaped base in a wide-legged stance holding a Ding tripod censer in front of him, his robe draped as if the wind is fiercely blowing, with a serene expression on his face.
Ref:
For a related Ming bronze seated ‘boy’ figure holding a vase, see the British Museum collection, registration number SLMisc.1185.
Dimensions:
Height 13 cm, width 9 cm, depth 5.8 cm.
Condition:
Good condition with a nice warm brownish patina.
Inv. No: MW128
1 200 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Width: 9 cm.
Height: 13 cm.
Depth: 5.8 cm.
Reference (ID): 1467812
Availability: In stock
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