Small covered incense burner in gilded copper alloy and polychrome cloisonné enamel, China, early 19th century The rectangular body is decorated on each side with kui dragons and a taotie mask whose nose is formed by a large crenelated ridge in relief, a ridge that also adorns the four corners of the body of the incense burner. It is flanked by two vertical openwork handles. The underside is adorned with a stylized motif and the four cylindrical feet with lingzhi heads and Greek motifs. The lid, decorated with kui dragons, is openwork on each side with a bat motif with spread wings among foliage. The top is surmounted by a jadeite socket carved with clouds. Height: 15.5 cm Detached jade socket.