Pair of bronze-mounted turquoise-blue porcelain incense stick holders, China, Kangxi period (1662-1722) for the porcelain Each in the shape of an elongated Fô dog with a multi-lobed vase to hold the incense sticks. They are covered with a deep turquoise-blue enamel and mounted on an oval base in gilded copper alloy, consisting of a terrace imitating rocks set on a frieze of openwork balusters attached to a base. European mounts. Height: 5 cm; H. with base: 6.5 cm Accidents to the necks of the vases. Minor accidents.