A Chinese jade incense burner, late Qing dynasty, the rounded sides carved with peony branches in relief, on three tall cylindrical feet below Buddhist lion masks, flanked by elephant and loop ring handles, the cover with a crouched chilong finial, the stone of spinach green tone, 11cm high, associated wood stand (3) Provenance: An English private collection; Bonhams Knightsbridge, London, 7 November 2011, lot 77. 清晚期 墨绿玉雕花卉纹香炉 Condition report: Chips, knocks and cracks to edges. Interior of cover with a scratch. Wood stand does not match, one foot chipped.