Tripod copper-alloy incense burner, 17th-century China Of chaoguanlu form, with a brown patina, it has two large curved handles and a pan-shaped body decorated in light relief with archaic motifs on a leiwen background. Each foot is adorned at the top with a Fô dog mask. It stands on a circular tripod wooden base. The lid of the same material features a nephrite socket in the shape of a lotus bud. H. 34 cm - D. 21 cm - H. 42 cm (with base)