Cloisonné enamel incense burner, China, Qing dynasty, probably 19th c., floral scroll decoration, handles in the shape of a Fô dog, Qianlong mark under the base, diam. 10.5 cm (inside), diam. 17 cm (with handles), h. 7.5 cm Provenance: collection of the Ghezzi family, originally from Zurich, jewellers and antique dealers for almost a century A cloisonné enamel incense burner, China, Qing dynasty, probably 19th century, 10.5 cm diameter (inside), 17 cm diameter (with handles), 7.5 cm high Provenance: Ghezzi family collection from Zurich, jewellers and antique dealers for almost a century 約十九世紀琺琅香爐 乾隆款 直徑17厘米，高7.5厘米 General surface wear Surface scratches Many firing defects Some traces of verdigris Gilding missing General surface wear Surface scratches Many firing imperfections Some traces of verdigris Lacks to the gilding GHEZZI FAMILY COLLECTION Maison Piguet is pleased to present the second part of the collection of the Ghezzi family, jewellers and antique dealers for almost a century. The collection comprises more than 200 lots from a wide range of fields. Of particular note is a collection of Art Nouveau vases, including two large Gallé vases (lots 1263, 1265), a set of Chinese cloisonné enamels (lots 1703 to 1705) and a gilt bronze Amitayus (lot 1679). The entire collection included in the catalogue can be found by entering the keyword "Ghezzi" in the search bar on our website and scanning the QR code. All lots marked in red in the printed catalogue come from this collection.