Remembering the Gods: Frankincense and Incense Burners in Ancient Rome
Bronze thymiaterion (incense burner) with Marsyas | Etruscan | Classical | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
SMALL INCENSE BURNER "A L'ANTIQUE", late Empire, Berlin, end of the 19th century, monogrammed AM and inscribed NACHF. 6866 (Iron Foundry Albert Anton Mewes, born 1812) (successor).
Roman Incense Burner – PottedHistory
A Byzantine or Roman bronze vase and a hanging incense burner, 5/7th C. - Rob Michiels Auctions
Andrea Roman Incense Holder | Black Clay | TOAST
Smokeless' Incense Burner - Legacy Icons
Incense burner. Culture: Northern Italian, probably Padua. Dimensions: Overall (confirmed): 13 1/2 × 8 5/16 × 6 7/8 in. (34.3 × 21.1 × 17.5 cm). Date: ca. 1530-40. Ancient authors mentioned the
Bowl on Tripod Feet in the form of an Incense Burner | The Walters Art Museum
Roman incense burner (tazza / Räucherkelch): museum examples - YouTube
BZ.1950.32, Incense Burner — Dumbarton Oaks
Roman Incense Urn with Goat Heads - Soma Luna LLC
Antique Bronze Possibly Italian Roman Hanging Incense Burner Censer | eBay
Remembering the Gods: Frankincense and Incense Burners in Ancient Rome
incense-burner; funerary equipment | British Museum
Roman incense burner - Etsy España
altar (?); incense-burner | British Museum
Frankincense Medium Brass Burner with Handle — Roman Castles
Roman Incense Burner – PottedHistory
Reproduction: Roman Incense Burner, Bowl, Search the Collection, Spurlock Museum, U of I
File:Thymiaterion (Incense Burner) shaped as a comic actor seated on an altar Roman 1-50 CE Bronze and Silver.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Roman Incense Burner – PottedHistory
Remembering the Gods: Frankincense and Incense Burners in Ancient Rome
Terracotta thymiaterion (incense burner) | Greek, South Italian, Apulian, Gnathian | Late Classical | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Alfonso Savini - The Incense Burner (1836-1908) : r/Incense
Andrea Roman Incense Holder | Black Clay | TOAST
