The Rayman Organisation has dated this Antique Bronze Incense Burner to the 19th Century.
Featuring a wide, domed lid with intricate openwork and a finely cast pair of parrots perched atop the finial, this burner evokes themes of beauty, grace, and cultural symbolism deeply rooted in Indian heritage.
The base of the vessel is supported by three elaborately sculpted peacocks with outstretched wings, forming a tripod stand that is as decorative as it is functional. The upper rim of the bowl is adorned with a finely engraved floral band, complementing the pierced lid’s pattern that allows incense smoke to escape in a slow, aromatic swirl.
Features:
Material: Solid cast bronze with a warm, aged patina
Design: Lid features pierced foliate designs with dual parrot finial; base supported by three sculpted peacocks
Function: Lid is removable, suitable for burning incense or as a decorative accent piece
Approximate Dimensions:
Height: 25 cm
Diameter: 19 cm
Condition: Good antique condition with natural patina and minor oxidation consistent with age. No structural damage.
This unique incense burner is a testament to Indian metal artistry and a rare find for collectors of antique ritual or decorative objects. It is equally suited for spiritual practice, interior décor, or as a conversation-starting centrepiece.
The Rayman Organisation has dated this Antique Bronze Incense Burner to the 19th Century.
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the The Rayman Organisation Profile Page
ANTIQUE INDIAN PIERCED BRONZE INCENSE BURNER
