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Origin: Iran   Shape: Bowl : Bird   Material: Bronze
Period: 12th   Location: Eleanor Abraham Asian Art
Description: Khorasan, Iran, 10 3/4 inches (28 cm)
Item # 43 
http://www.asianart.com/eabraham/index.html

Incense: Stick   Shape: Ashcatcher : Bird   Material: Wood
Period: 2000   Location: Sensia
Description: this Incence burner could have come from ancient India. The carved wood represents a bird’s head at one end and his beautiful plumes on the other. Approximately 12"" long."
Item # 124 
http://www.sensia.com

Origin: Japan   Shape: Animal : Bird   Material: Bronze
Period: early 20th   Location: L’Asie Exotique
Description: Japanese bronze incense burner in the cast form of a stylized egret standing on one leg with the left leg extended up and forward, the head held back with the long beak pointing heavenward, the body serves as the incense receptacle with detachable wing cover having individual feather and key fret border detail and the main smoke aperture being the mouth. 10 in. high.
Item # 192 
http://www.lasieexotique.com

Origin: China   Incense: Cone   Shape: Pot : Bird   Material: Bronze
Period: 19th   Location: Private (Nigel Kent)
Description: Bronze Incense Burner, unknown date [thought to be mid 19th century], unknown origin [Chinese ???] with six decorated panels, divided by six organic, flattened masks, and with heavily decorated feet. Lid: A small bird wresting from flight upon a prunus branch, showing two open blooms. Height, 19cm [7 ½”] Cones and/or sticks can be used with this object. There is a seal on the base.
Item # 338   

Origin: Asia   Shape: Pot : Bird   Material: Bronze
Location: Private (Bob Morgan)
Description: The burner measures 24 1/2" in height x 12" wide, and weighs 26 pounds. There are dragon like animals, flowers and carvings of individuals. It is topped off with a bird. This burner is in 5 sections.
Item # 396   

Incense: Oil   Shape: Animal : Bird   Material: Brass
Location: Private (Rus Lake)
Description: While technically not an incense burner but a lamp, the bowl-shaped wick holder of this item was used for the introduction of scents. It is made of brass with traces of pigment (whether paint or enamel) in the fluting of the foot. It stands 6 1/4 inches to the highest arc of the bird headed handle.
Item # 519   

Origin: Asia   Shape: Pot : Bird   Material: Bronze
Location: Private (Tilly)
Description: This burner stands 2 3/4" tall to top of finial, 2" wide and 2 3/4" across oneway and 3" another. Made of bronze with original patina. Triangle shape with 4 legs and bird finial.
Item # 523   

Shape: Animal : Bird   Material: Iron
Location: Private (Bob)
Description: The bird has many hiding places and seems to be made of cast iron on a marble base. This item could alo be an ash-tray ?
Item # 532   

Origin: Oriental   Shape: Brazier : Bird   Material: Brass
Location: Private (Jim)
Description: This Incense Burner stands 27" tall to the tip of the bird. The tray is 18" wide, the base is 13" and the bowl/vessel is 5 1/2" deep and 11 " across. It has a white, crusty residue in it. May also be a heating or cooking brazier.
see item #353 for reference
Item # 588   

Origin: Japan   Shape: Pot : Bird   Material: Porcelain
Period: 18th   Location: Musee Cernuschi, Paris   (photo by: Sylvie D)
Description: Manufactured in Awa (Tokushima prefecture), decorated with the mythological bird Hoo (japanese phoenix).
Item # 652 
http://amis-musee-cernuschi.org/

Origin: Oriental   Shape: Aladins Lamp : Bird   Material: Bronze
Location: Private (Gwen Mitzner)
Description: This item could rather be a double wick oil lamp, with a bird shaped handle. Similar lamps have been found in oriental countries. Could be rather old (3-10 th).
Item # 690   

Shape: Oil Lamp : Bird   Material: Bronze
Location: Private (Anna)
Description: Oil lamp with a bird as lid.
Item # 802   

Origin: Europe   Shape: Animal : Bird   Material: Silver
Location: Private (Kimberly Arnold)
Description: Sterling silver and bronze figural crane. It is a Censer style incense burner with holes for the smoke to escape between the feathers on the lid as well as through the beak and a single hole on the top of the head. The legs are bronze and and can be removed. The tail feathers can also be removed.
Item # 878   

Origin: China   Shape: Pot : Bird   Material: Bronze
Period: Qing dynasty   Location: Private (M Richman)
Description: Bronze pot, about 18 inches tall, with complex relief decorations and bird shaped handles. Qing dynasty marks on the bottom.
Item # 885   

Origin: Oriental   Shape: Brazier : Bird   Material: Brass
Location: Private (Sue Gemmell)
Description: This Burner stands 1 meter tall to the tip of the bird. May be a heating or cooking brazier.
see items #353 and #588 for reference
Item # 901 
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 Featured Theme : LadakhDuring a trip to Ladakh (north India), I took some incense burner pictures in various locations (temples, museums, outdors...)
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 Featured Theme : MongoliaDuring a trip to Mongolia, I took some incense burner pictures in various locations (temples, museums, yurts...)
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