Chinese bronze Mandarin Duck Censor, Ming/ early Qing, 17th-18th century
$1,650.00 AUD
Chinese Bronze censor finely cast in the form of a mandarin duck, modelled standing with lotus plants draped across the back, the lid utilising a stem loop as a handle.
Later Ming or early Qing Dynasty,
17th-18th century
L: 16cm
H: 13.5cm
Condition: one toe missing, loose wire next to flower, small square hole on back, displays well, stands on its own.
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