Bronze Incense Burner, Three-Legged, Double-Eared, Pierced Lid, Dragon Ear, Fukujumon Pattern, Daimei Xuantong Period, Antique Art, Chinese Import, Wooden Box

A bronze incense burner with the inscription Made in the Xuande Reign of the Great Ming Dynasty.

This is a traditional three-legged, double-eared design, featuring dragon-shaped handles, a pierced lid, and auspicious Fuku (fortune) and Jyu (longevity) motifs on the body, creating a striking presence.

The inscription Made in the Xuande Reign of the Great Ming Dynasty is visible on the base, but please understand this is for design and inscription purposes only and does not guarantee its age or authenticity.

The entire piece shows age-related patina (green rust) and discoloration, conveying the unique character of an antique art object. There are no major damages or cracks.

This item can be used not only as an incense burner but also as an interior decoration, for room arrangement, or as part of a collection.

[Size]
Approximately 18 x 12 x 21 cm (height)

[Weight]
Main body only: Approximately 1426g

[Accessories]
Wooden box (with age-related scuffs, damage, and cracks)

*As this is an old antique item, please carefully examine the photos for its condition and purchase only if you are satisfied. Those seeking perfection or concerned about minor details should refrain from purchasing.

*This item was purchased from a pawn shop, but has not undergone professional appraisal by myself. Please review the images and description, and purchase only if you understand and accept it as a pre-owned item in its current condition.