Chinese Bronze Incense Burner By Master Chen Qiaosheng, c1970's Exhibited at the Royal Academy

Exhibited at the Royal Academy

he has been committed to excavating and restoring the Xuande furnace making skills that have been gradually lost since the Ming Dynasty and completely lost in the Republic of China

Condition: Good overall condition

A deep ruby red round footed bowl

Carved from solid teakwood and stained in a deep mahogany

Chinese Bronze Incense Burner By Master Chen Qiaosheng, c1970's Exhibited at the Royal AcademyA cast bronze incense burner made by Master Chen Qiaosheng, dating to the 1970's. Inspired by an early Qing Dynasty design, hosting two handles and three conical feet. Bears Master Chen's impressed mark to the base. Measurements: 5cm high x 12cm from handle to handle Condition: In excellent condition. Biography: Chen Qiaosheng was born in Jiangsu in 1957. His courtesy name is Yangi and his pseudonym is Luxiang Jushi. He was born into a family of metal