Vintage Brass Incense Burner and Chased Lidded Vessel Set

This set consists of two distinct decorative brass components likely of South Asian or Middle Eastern origin. The first piece is a tripod-style incense burner featuring three stylized feet and a wide, flat rim. It displays a warm, aged golden patina with some visible darkening and tarnish consistent with carbon residue from use. The second piece is a cylindrical vessel with a matching domed lid topped with a conical finial. This vessel is heavily decorated with hand-chased floral and foliate motifs, showing traditional repousse craftsmanship where the pattern is worked from both inside and out to create texture. The metal construction appears to be solid brass or a similar copper alloy. In terms of condition, both pieces show signs of age including surface oxidation, small scuffs, and a dulling of the original polish. There are no immediate signs of structural damage or significant repairs, though the interior of the burner shows more intense heat-related discoloration. Based on the style and patina, the set likely dates to the mid-20th century and represents a functional yet decorative example of metalwork artistry.