Including two Chinese patinated bronze containers, Qing dynastythe larger a bombé-form censer with stylized dragon handles andbase bearing a six-character Xuande mark, the smaller an archaisticlibation cup with U-shaped spout opposing the dragon-form handleand taotie masks above an oval spreading foot (both with wear); thethird a filigree silver cylindrical box of possible Indian or SoutheastAsian manufacture; and three Japanese vases, one of cylindricalform with Chinese-style decoration and a verdigris patina, and twopatinated metal vases with mixed metal decoration. [6]5 1/2in (14cm) width across handles of censer2 7/8in (7.3cm) diameter of box7in (17.8cm) height of tallest vase