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A Qing Dynasty Chinese Censor and Cover C. 1830
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A Qing Dynasty Chinese Censor and Cover C. 1830

19th century
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A Qing Dynasty Chinese censor and cover of hexagonal form, the sides enamelled with panels of pine and flowering prunus against a ground of blue scrolling foliage separated by narrow panels of pink-ground cell pattern design, the pierced gilt edged cover surmounted by a Buddhist lion knop, 18.5cm high. In good condition.

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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Qing Dynasty Incense Censer to the 19th Century.

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A Qing Dynasty Chinese censor and cover of hexagonal form, the sides enamelled with panels of pine and flowering prunus against a ground of blue scrolling foliage separated by narrow panels of pink-ground cell pattern design, the pierced gilt edged cover surmounted by a Buddhist lion knop, 18.5cm high. In good condition.
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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Qing Dynasty Incense Censer to the 19th Century.

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A square 19th-century Chinese porcelain censer featuring a purple foo lion finial on the lid, detailed polychrome enamel floral panels, and blue scrollwork borders.
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Archive I A square 19th-century Chinese porcelain censer featuring a purple foo lion finial on the lid, detailed polychrome enamel floral panels, and blue scrollwork borders.

A Qing Dynasty Chinese Censor and Cover C. 1830

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A square 19th-century Chinese porcelain censer featuring a purple foo lion finial on the lid, detailed polychrome enamel floral panels, and blue scrollwork borders.
A Qing Dynasty Chinese Censor and Cover c. 1830
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A square 19th-century Chinese porcelain censer featuring a purple foo lion finial on the lid, detailed polychrome enamel floral panels, and blue scrollwork borders.
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  • ObjectIncense Burners
  • Period19th century
  • StyleQing Dynasty
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gilt Bronze
  • ColourMulti-coloured
  • MotifsFoo lion finial, Enamel floral cartouches, Pierced metal collar, Geometric scrollwork

A Qing Dynasty Chinese censer and cover of hexagonal form originates from the nineteenth century, rendered in porcelain, enamel, and gilt bronze. The body displays a multi-coloured palette featuring polychrome enamel panels of pine and flowering prunus set against a ground of blue scrolling foliage, separated by narrow panels of pink-ground cell pattern design. The pierced gilt edged cover possesses a Buddhist lion knop shaped as a purple foo lion finial with green accents, surmounting the lid above a pierced metal collar. Vertical loop handles project from the upper sides of the square-formed body, which rests upon four angular feet. Measuring 18.5 cm high, this incense burner sits upon a mantelpiece in a contemporary home today. The maximalist wonderland style brings decorative presence to an interior space, functioning as a decorative vessel for display. The combination of geometric scrollwork, enamel floral cartouches, and the sculpted animal finial demonstrates traditional craftsmanship from the period without excessive ornamentation.

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A Qing Dynasty censer is a ceremonial or decorative incense burner produced during the Qing reign in China, spanning from 1644 to 1912. These vessels were crafted for altars, scholar tables, and residential interiors to burn aromatic resins and incense.

Nineteenth-century censers were primarily made from cast bronze, enamelled copper, or hard-paste porcelain. Porcelain examples frequently incorporated overglaze polychrome enamels, underglaze cobalt blue decoration, and pierced metal collars or mounts.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-painted brushwork with slight natural irregularities, historical wear around the foot rim, and period-correct enamelling techniques such as famille rose or cloisonne. Inspection of reign marks, weight, and patination on metal mounts also helps establish authenticity.

An antique censer works well as a focal accent on a mantelpiece, sideboard, or bookshelf. Placing it alongside minimalist ceramics, contemporary framed artwork, or structured greenery balances historical texture with modern decor.

Dust the surface gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or a natural bristle brush to clear small crevices. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, abrasive pastes, or soaking, as moisture can damage gilding, metal collar mountings, and delicate overglaze enamels.
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