This exquisite incense burner is cast from fine bronze, featuring a square body with chamfered corners and four gracefully curved legs. Its clean lines are adorned with sprinkled and dotted gold accents, highlighting the smooth, warm texture of the metal. The accompanying perforated lid showcases intricate openwork carvings of bats, framed by a meander pattern, and is topped with a peach-shaped pearl knob to allow smoke to escape. The base bears the raised seal inscription "Qianlong Nian Zhi" (Made in the Qianlong Reign). Compact and elegant, this piece combines practical incense burning with scholarly display functions. With its meticulous craftsmanship and excellent condition, it is a refined small bronze burner perfect for both appreciation and daily use.

This finely cast bronze incense burner features a rounded-square silhouette supported by four elegantly curved feet with a clean, streamlined profile. The body is adorned with splash-gilt decoration and showcases exquisite bronze texture. It includes a matching openwork lid pierced with multiple bat motifs framed by a key-fret border and topped with a peach-shaped finial to allow smoke to escape. A cast square seal on the base bears the inscription "Made in Qianlong Period" in regular seal script. Compact and refined, this piece combines meticulous craftsmanship with functional elegance, ideal for incense burning and interior display. Preserved in excellent condition, it is a prized small bronze artifact for both appreciation and practical use.