An early 20th-century Chinese incense burner made from a green stone, and decorated with silver or white metal. The lid features a figure of Guanyin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, as a finial, surrounded by chased silver dragons. To me, it looks as though all details of the silver or white metal are intact, but I do not know for 100%. It is your responsibility to look closely at the pictures to make that determination for yourself. The main body is made of green stone, while the lid, decorative frogs and dragons, and tripod feet are constructed from silver or white metal. I did have ChatGPT interpret the hallmarks that are on the bottom of this incense burner. According to chatGPT, this is made of silver, but I am unable to confirm that. I have attached pictures of what information ChatGPT gave, so it is up to you to determine whether you believe this is silver or not. I cannot collaborate this. I leave it up to you to make the determination as to whether it is, but I cannot 100% say this is silver because I am unable to test it correctly. If you would like any additional pictures, please contact me and I will forward them onto you again. I cannot confirm that this is silver, it could just be metal. Please review all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the item description and show details of the condition. The item is sold exactly as shown. If you have any questions or would like additional pictures, feel free to message me before purchasing. Approximate measurements are provided for reference: 3.25Dx3.5H

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