Vintage Chinese Peach Form Incense Burner with Qianlong Mark Tripod Censer

This vintage Chinese incense burner features a sculptural peach-form body with trailing branches, raised leaves, and tripod fruit-shaped feet, topped by a pierced lid with a peach fruit finial. The metal has a warm silver-tone finish with natural age darkening and bluish oxidation in the interior from long-term use. The base carries a Qianlong mark within a square cartouche — commonly seen on decorative vintage censers inspired by traditional Qing designs. A beautiful display piece for Asian-inspired decor, incense ritual spaces, collectors of fruit-form metalware, or a unique vintage gift. Estimated era is 1950s–1970s. CONDITION: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Natural surface patina, interior oxidation. The metal has a naturally aged silver-tone finish from which color has worn down over time, while the lid shows a slightly warmer yellowish tone from old surface colouring. Colours may appear slightly different depending on screen settings. Lid fits well. No cracks or structural damage noted. Please review all photos. MEASUREMENTS: Overall length: approx. 7.75" (19.7 cm) Height with lid: 6.5" (16.5 cm) Height without lid: 3.75" (9.5 cm) Interior depth: 3" (7.6 cm) Top opening: 2.5" diameter (6.3 cm) Weight: 1.229 kg (2.71 lb)