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Lot 5016

Tibetan Lamps, Chinese Censer, and Bowls

Sold July 18, 2025

Price realized
$45
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About this lot

Estimated Value: $150-225

Origin: Tibet and China, mid 20th c.

Medium: Bronze, brass, and copper

Dimension: Tallest lamp 6×8.5 in.

Condition: Light patina and wear on each.

Description: Two Tibetan Buddhist lamps, one made of brass and the other of copper and brass, both feature swirling designs and symbols on their sides and edges. It also includes a bronze four-legged bowl with two small handles, believed to be a censer for incense. It has stamped symbols on the bottom. It also consists of an incense holder with two handles and an engraving of two children riding a fish. Lastly, it includes a brass Chinese bronze Foo Dog lidded incense burner with a stamp on the bottom.

Lot details

Lot
5016
Closed
July 18, 2025
Sold $45
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