Chinese Porcelain

CHINESE QIANLONG MARKED DRAGON FISH PORCELAIN INCENSE ...

A rare and well-preserved example of 19TH CENTURY from Late Qing Dynasty, Late 19th / early 20th c., noted for its craftsmanship, material quality, and historical relevance.

A Chinese Qianlong Marked Dragon Fish Porcelain Incense Burner - Qing Dynasty\n\nUncover a piece of Chinese heritage with this striking ceramic incense burner. The lid features a powerful, mythical Dragon-Fish emerging from swirling waves and clouds, a potent symbol of perseverance, success, and transformation. Its rich brown and vibrant blue glazes create a dramatic visual, while the base bears a distinctive Qianlong seal mark, connecting it to the golden age of Chinese porcelain. Perfect for meditation, an altar, or as an eye-catching collector's centre piece, this censer brings both fragrance and powerful symbolism to any collection. A piece of myth and majesty\n\nPeriod: Late Qing Dynasty, Late 19th / early 20th c. bearing an apocryphal Qianlong mark covered in gilt.\n\nCondition: Good, No chips, cracks or repairs

— Details

Reference

SA1171909

Origin

Late Qing Dynasty, Late 19th / early 20th c.

Period

19TH CENTURY

Dimensions

W 10.7cm

Provenance

Private collection, London

Condition

Excellent — see description