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Jun 16, 2023Eldred's

CHINESE OPAQUE WHITE GLASS INCENSE BURNER 20th Century Height 2.5î. Diameter 3.5î.

$150

7 days LeftEastern Art Auction House

A Rare Glass Inlaid Gold Phoenix Bird Button Censer

$500

7 days LeftBerkeley Auction Gallery

A BLUE PEKING GLASS CENSER

$200

Jun 29, 2023Galerie Zacke

A BLACK OVERLAY 'CENSER' GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE, QING DYNASTY

€150

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