A Chinese, late Qing D,bronze censer, of ding-form, the deep bowl with an everted rim and and upright handles. all supported on three slender cylindrical legs, elaborate taotie makes enveloping the body between elongated keyfret above and stylized cicadas on the legs below, all inland with gold wire, the base centered with a four-character. come with a .rosewood carved cover H: 6.8" (17.2cm) A pair of bronze candle stand, made up of three sections, the lower section comprising a waisted base with stepped down foot. shallow drip-pan, narrow cylindrical neck and waisted socket to which is attached the middle section composed of faceted tapering shaft between ribbed collars, the third and upper section composed of a top-shaped. Condition: all in good condition with age related wear, the censor has a drilled hole to the bottom