Covered copper-alloy incense burner with brown patina, China, 17th century Ding-shaped, inspired by archaic bronzes, the body is molded with an archaic motif. The neck, flanked by two openwork handles, is adorned with a frieze of Greek motifs. The three clawed feet are surmounted by lion heads. The openwork lid features two volutes and a Greek frieze, and is topped by a Fô dog resting a paw on a brocade ball. Height: 35 cm Accents and restorations.