A pair of late Qing Dynasty turquoise lion-dogs

Chinese Turquoise Glaze Porcelain Foo Dog. Size 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" x 6". A pair of turquoise lion dogs with typical attached stands made for export in the Qing dynasty in the late 1800's.Chinese guardian

Pair of Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Hexagonal Form Famille Rose Porcelain Vases Mao "Hat Stand" Enamels Hand Painted Scenes of Calligraphy Wisemen Chinese Warriors Gods Foo Dog Lions Interspersed by Pie

Pair Big Chinese Antique Iron Red Porcelain Vases: both of high shouldered form rising to a flared rim, with the design of lion dogs on one side and an inscription on the other, of Late Qing Dynasty;

+ASIAN: Pair of ceramic Buddhist lions (foo dogs), Chinese, late Qing Dynasty / Republican Period, sancai glaze, one with paw raised over ball, the other with paw resting on a pup, 9" h. x 4 1/2" w. [

Pair of Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vases, Late Qing Dynasty. Unmarked. Iron red foo dogs and temple lions design, with Chinese calligraphy on the back, typically a poem and name of the maker. Size: Ea

court scenes in panel decor, flowers, peaches and designs throughout, Fu-lion handles, close pair, late Qing dynasty.

Large Pair Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Cloisonne "Phoenix-Tail" Vases in classic design of scrolling lotus on a turquoise ground. Light age related wear overall; tiny repair to one vase at join of neck

A Chinese Antique Ivory Carved Guanyin: elaborately carved standing in long layered robes holding a ruyi while a lion dog stands at her feet, signed on the base, Asian ivory, late Qing Dynasty (19th C

Chinese Red Lacquered Wood Jar Antique lacquered wood jar with lid, with carved lion dog as the lid handle. Likely from the late Qing Dynasty, the jar appears to be constructed of Chinese elm, with t

Each decorated with cinnabar lacquer and seated on its haunches, baring its fangs in a fierce expression, wearing a bell collar and with a curly mane, the female resting her front paw on a puppy, the

Pair of Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Iron Red Baluster Porcelain Urns, c. 1910, with integral Foo Dog handles, the sides with Foo Dogs and seven babies, verso with calligraphic inscriptions, H.- 23 3/4 i

DESCRIPTION: Two Qing dynasty matching porcelain vases, each featuring guardian lion ("foo dog") handles and dragon designs and decorated with domestic and figural images surrounded by floral and embr

Pair Antique Chinese PORCELAIN Wall Pockets Guardian Foo Lion Dog Qing Dynasty 19th Century . Symbolic of the Chinese concept of yin and yang, this pair foo dogs represent totems of protection and pro

Pair of Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vases Mounted as Table Lamps, Late Qing Dynasty. Iron red foo dog design, with Chinese calligraphy on the back, typically a poem and name of the maker, with stylized

Pair Chinese Antique Framed Blue & White Porcelain Plaques: of rectangular form, finely painted with lion dogs, of Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 14-1/2" (each)

A PAIR OF TURQUOISE SILK SLEEVE BANDS, LATE QING DYNASTY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. Finely executed in Beijing knot and satin stitch, with gold threads on a dark turquoise green 'b

All late Qing Dynasty, a pair of green and yellow glazed birds, a pair of porcelain foo dogs and a bronze stamp box set with jade and agate. Dimensions:From 3" x 2" to 4" x 3". the birds stand at 11 1

A PAIR OF CHINESE SANCAI GLAZE EARTHENWARE SEATED HOUND DOGS ON STAND, LATE QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), glazed porcelain with underglaze patches of pale brown, yellow, and celadon green, the dog is seat

A PAIR OF PALE TURQUOISE SILK SLEEVE BANDS, LATE QING DYNASTY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. Finely embroidered in Beijing knot and satin stitch, with gold threads on white silk ground

A Pair of Turquoise Ground Famille Rose Vases LATE QING DYNASTY 清晚期 松石綠地粉彩花鳥紋燈籠瓶一&#23565

A pair of Large Antique Qing Dynasty Bronze Chinese guardian lions. A impressive well detailed pair dating back to the Qing Dynasty. These came from the Belle Haven, Greenwich Connecticut family home

A BRONZE RECTANGULAR-SECTION CENSER AND COVER Qing Dynasty Finely cast with a pair of openwork chilong handles, the vessel decorated in relief with a pair of lion-dogs pursuing a ribboned ball, the pl

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. A charming pair of Buddhist foo lions or foo dogs (also "fu" lion or "fu" dog) carved from granite, each one

A PAIR OF PALE TURQUOISE 'PEONY' SILK SLEEVE BANDS, LATE QING DYNASTY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. The pair finely embroidered in Beijing knot and satin stitch on pale turquoise silk