Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Incense Burner in the Shape of a Covered Rectangular Ritual Food Cooking Vessel (Fang Ding) with Four Columnar Legs and Two Handles (MWCH6:37) isa dated to the Ming to Qing dynasties. The two Vases in the Form of Archaic Bronze Vessel with Ring Handles and Stylized Taotie Design (MWCH6:42, MWCH6:43) are dated to the 19th century. The Incense burner (MWCH6:44) is dated to the Qing dynasty.
![Incense Burner in the Shape of a Covered Rectangular Ritual Food Cooking Vessel (Fang Ding) with Four Columnar Legs and Two Handles, Vase in the Form of Archaic Bronze Vessel with Ring Handles and Stylized Taotie Design, Vase in the Form of Archaic Bronze Vessel with Ring Handles and Stylized Taotie Design, Incense burner [and four unidentified pieces]](/thumbnails/j/3/oregondigital-df718f23j.jpg "Incense Burner in the Shape of a Covered Rectangular Ritual Food Cooking Vessel (Fang Ding) with Four Columnar Legs and Two Handles, Vase in the Form of Archaic Bronze Vessel with Ring Handles and Stylized Taotie Design, Vase in the Form of Archaic Bronze Vessel with Ring Handles and Stylized Taotie Design, Incense burner [and four unidentified pieces]")
