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INCENSE BURNER - PERFUME BURNER in gilded bronze, modeled after the incense burner known as “The Hebrews in the Furnace,” of Mosan origin and dating from the late 12th century, which has been housed at the Lille Museum of Fine Arts since 1840. It rests on an attached tripod base decorated with foliage motifs. Total height: 28 cm. Cast by Adolphe Napoléon Didron as early as 1848, this model was used by several renowned Parisian goldsmiths and bronze casters, who interpreted and adapted it, including Placide Poussielgue-Rusand (Reference 293, p. 126) and Jean-Alexandre Chertier (Reference No. 15, plate 12 of his catalog).
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