This incomplete pair of charming 18th-19th century bronze censors consists of one complete censor on extended tripod legs, with a shi shi top and also one additional matching body without the legs, base or top.

These censors both have a series of eight open mouth Buddhist Temple Lion faces around the main body (see closeup)

The complete censor measures 10 inches tall by about 5 inches in diameter.

The tripod legs are set on a circular, flat base with a sunburst pattern engraved on it.

There are no country of origin marks on any of the pieces.

These pieces have nice and even patinas.