A Chinese Bronze Censor of a Fu Lion, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 - 1644 CE Sculpture - Bronze but they were possibly Akhenaten

but they were possibly Akhenaten and his lesser wife

Brumfiel and John W

it is complete and in very good condition overall

Diao Shi Ru Sheng: Gugong Cang Sui Tang Taoyong (Carved and Clothed as if Alive: Sui and Tang Dynasty Tomb Figurines in the Collection of the Gugong Museum)

whereby a clay or dung core is fashioned over a small metal rod

A Chinese Bronze Censor of a Fu Lion, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 - 1644 CE Sculpture - Bronze but they were possibly AkhenatenThis two part bronze incense censer features a lower body with a hollow, plump shape that stands on an openwork leg network connected by integrated supports. The somewhat dome shaped lid is adorned with an openwork representation of a guardian, having a fierce grimmace, pulled back ears, and holes at both the mouth and back of the head to allow smoke to escape. Medium: Bronze Dimensions: Height: 5 3 4 inches (14. 6 cm) Condition: The base is intact