Three-piece bronze set with cloisonné enamel, Qing Dynasty

A set consisting of a tripod censer, a circular box with a domed lid, and a long-necked vase containing gilt bronze instruments. Each piece is cast in bronze and covered with cloisonné enamel in vibrant shades of turquoise, cobalt blue, red, green, white, and black. The predominant decorative motif is floral, with large, stylized lotus flowers arranged symmetrically among scrolls of undulating stems and volutes.

The censer stands on three short legs and features two ascending handles. The globular box has a bulbous body raised on a ringed foot, while the vase has a long, narrow neck on a globular body and contains a spatula, tongs, and spoon, all in gilt bronze. All three pieces bear an incised six-character "乾隆年製" mark on their bases, accompanied by an additional character indicating a workshop or manufacture. Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) or later.

Vase height: 12 cm; Incense burner size: 8 x 10 cm; Box size: 5 x 6 cm

Vase weight: 290 g; Incense burner weight: 400 g; Box weight: 210 g