An Asakusa school ivory netsuke of a Fu lion.

A pair of Chinese carved ivory Fu lions with stand. One Fu/Guard lion holding a ball, the other one holding a baby lion under its front paws. 3 1/2"h, 5"h (with stand).

19th century staghorn Asakusa school netsuke with carved decoration of long grass leaves by rocks and cresting waves under swirling clouds and full moon. Excellent design in Japanese taste, superb cri

JAPANESE OSAKA SCHOOL CARVED IVORY NETSUKE BY DOSHOSAI19th CenturyA South Seas Islander holding a large coral branch. Signed.Height 2". Provenance:Collection of Dr. James Rose.

19th century Asakusa school staghorn netsuke in a form of a simple bowl of rounded square section, decorated with an incised keyfret design along the rim. Exquisite subtle piece, one of the most elega

19th century Asakusa school staghorn netsuke of obihasami type with carved decoration of small birds in flight by a lotus leaf over a stream, design with rocks and stream continuing on the back. The h

20th Century Chinese School, Fu Dogs or Lions, 20th Century, carved soapstone with custom presentation box, 4 inches tall

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyA fu dog clutching a ball. Signed on base.Height 1.5".

Kyoto School, Curled Resting Rat, with inlaid horn eyes, 1 1/4" long.

JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKES, 19TH C., TWO, H 2" & 1":Including 1 carved as a Fu lion under foliage, H.2", and 1 carved as a man with monkey on shoulder, H.1". For a high resolution photo

A Chinese Carved White Jade Figure: Fu Lion Group on Open Rockwork, Qing Dynasty, 18th -1

A pair of monumental bronze temple Fu lion. 20th century. The male holds a brocade ball and the female holds a cub. On large bronze bases. Accented in gold gilt. 102"h.

A LARGE FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF A STANDING MAN, holding a small turtle in his hands, the man’s face finely carved and sculpted, the base with an engraved sign

A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF A SAMURAI, leaning on a sword and holding out a fruit to a monkey swinging from his hand, the base with a finely rendered seal mark, 9.6in

Monumental Chinese earthenware turquoise, aubergine and yellow glazed roof tile, late Ming or Early Qing, modeled as a scholar wearing a long-sleeved robe seated astride a Fu or Guardian Lion with a s

Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Fu lions on bases, each in two pieces, the pair modeled as a male Fu lion with his paw resting on a ball and a female Fu lion with her paw resting on a puppy, the figures

Chinese two-tier carved Fu lion rosewood cabinet, having a set of short doors above the main doors opening to storage space, the front decorated with frolicking Fu lions amidst celestial ribbons, the

(lot of 10) Chinese famille verte fu lion figures. Comprising five pairs of lions in various decorations, 19th century, from 6.25" to 10.75" high.

31. Ivory Lion Head Cane-Ca. 1890-Substantial ivory lion head with power and imposing appearance, mighty jaws and superb, curly mane. Wide silver collar profusely hand chased and engraved with scrol

Chinese celadon jade carved unto a model of Fu lions. Larger lion seated in relaxing position on its four legs, with the body slightly bend to left shoulder, the head facing straight forward with mout

Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Vase with loop handles, a Ming Dynasty Bronze Fu Lion with open base and mouth on a custom hard wood stand, and an Iron water pot, possibly a bird feeder. Height of vase 9

(pair) Chinese patinated bronze Fu lion statues, depicting male lion resting paw on pierced ball, female lion with paw above a cub, 17"h, 22"w, 10"d, 84325lb Start Price: $400.00

Chinese patinated bronze fu-lion censer, seated on its haunches with its right front leg lifted, the head with gaping jaws forms the hinged lid, 7"w

A Chinese Blanc de Chine Porcelain Fu-Lion 20TH CENTURY Height 14 x width X depth 8 inches. Property from a Palm Beach Estate

Chinese jade carving, of a fu-lion cub perched on the back of its parent, executed from a pale celadon matrix, 2"w; Provenance: reputed from the collection of C. Philip Cardeiro