Antique Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer w/16 character Xuande mark Ming Dynasty

Description

Description :
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These items are not recent reproductions or duplicates from China. The age of the item we listed is determined by our experience and is there for your reference ONLY; we are not professionals so
PLEASE STILL USE YOUR OWN JUDGEMENT TO DECIDE THE AGE
.
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Antique Chinese 17-18 Century Bronze Tripod Censer w/16 characters Xuande mark
Approximate sizes:
Diameter : 6
" (
13 cm) wide across handles
H : 2.5" (5 cm)
Weight: 1 lb 12 oz
The circular body supported on three short feet with two arched raised handles
The base is cast with a sixteen-character inscription
An apocryphal Xuande and Wubangzuo marks within a recessed rectangle
Reference : Christie’s Sep. 2011 #1164 p.57
The interior and base show some sign of Oxidation,
Natural
Green Patina
Upon inspection under 1000x magnification, there’s evidence of aging seen from the crystals, and erosion formed.
A sixteen-character inscription
traced with gold gilt at the bottom
Age : Ming Dynasty  (Please always use your own expert opinion to determine the age.)
Condition : Obvious signs of age and useage,
Natural
Green Patina
Please examine photos carefully for more details, as they are parts of description.
Be aware that the colors of the item may deviate from the original due to display differences. The listed item, just like most collectibles, may possess wear and tear, including naturally-formed cracks, surface cavities and chips, erosion, discoloration—this is normal and also inevitable due to age and use. Old repairs may even be present and are expected.
Combine shipping available.
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Shipping Charge is for domestic shipment ONLY.
NO SALES OUTSIDE OF U.S.