PAIR ANTIQUE INDIAN TEMPLE LIONS

Lot includes 2 temple lions. Each are vintage possibly antique. Foo dogs are porcelain with white and blue tones. One has baby under paw the other has spherical structure under paw. Each measures appr

A pair of antique Khmer style Temple Guardian or Lion figures (a pair), in the Angkor period, style of Banteay Srei 10th century. The “guardians of the gate”, are placed around the outside of a te

A pair of antique carved wooden foo lion temple sculptures completed with gold gilt and rust red painting. Each measurse approx. 10 1/2" height x 6 3/4" length x 4 1/2" depth. Appears in overall good

2 Antique Indian Carved Stone Temple Figures of Durga Riding a Lion, 19th C. Paint decorated stone. Size: 21'' x 15'' x 6'' (53 x 38 x 15 cm). Together with a another figure. Size: 21'' x 13'' x 7'' (

Turquoise toned Vintage/Antique Pair Ceramic Foo Dogs with Bright Blue Glaze. Oriental art, temple guardian lions, foo dogs. Bright jewel toned blue toned overglaze ceramic sculpture, mounted on recta

A pair of vintage, possibly antique, Chinese large sancai glazed terracotta pottery temple foo lion sculptures. Each measures approx. 22 1/4" height x 18" length x 13" width. Shows some glaze chipping

Foo dogs ( Temple Guardians) are gilded,lions have their mouths opened with withWood ball in their mouth which represents a pearl can not be removed6”Height x 6”Wide Glass eyesthere is som

A pair of vintage, possibly antique Chinese turquoise glazed pottery large figural foo lion temple sculptures. Each measures approx. 18" height x 15" width x 9" depth. One has some repairs...see photo

Pair (2) of Herend black and white fishnet porcelain temple lions or foo dogs with gilt highlights throughout, both depicted with smiles and one raised paw. Both having a blue Herend stamp mark and nu

Pair of two (2) large Chinese ceramic temple lions or foo dog roof tiles, possibly finials, polychrome decoration resembling a Sancai or three-color glaze with green, blue, and amber on a light brown

A Chinese carved Shoushan stone seal Surmounted with a pair of temple lions and worked with calligraphic text. 8.5 cm high. Provenance: From The Late Harry Lakin Collection of Lakin & Poole.

Pair of carved camphor wood Asian Temple Lions or foo dogs with polychrome and parcel gilt decoration. The opposing pair features one lion with its paw on a smaller lion; the other with paw on a pearl

PAIR OF PORCELAIN BUDDHIST TEMPLE LION SPILL VASES. Height: 12.5 in. by Width: 13 in. by Depth: 9 in.

Pair of Japanese Kutani porcelain vases, both with scenic landscape and bird decoration to the bodies and figural temple lion or foo dog handles. Both signed on the base and fitted with a pair of carv

Pair of large Chinese floor vases with blue enameled floral and precious object decoration on light celadon glazed ground, with figural opposing temple lion or foo dog handles. 23" H. Provenance: The

Lot includes 2 temple Lion figures. Each are vintage possibly antique. Foo dogs appear to POSSIBLY be bronze. Each figure has their right paw resting on object. Temple lions each have intricate relief

2 Antique Indian 18kt Yellow Gold & Ruby Bracelets. Pair antique 19th century double lion head bangle bracelets in fitted box. Each set with 6 round and pear shaped rubies featured a floral and foliag

Pair of Chinese Export Black Stone Temple Foo-lions. Intricately carved with fine details. 9 1/4"h x 5 1/2"L x 4 1/4" w.

A pair of old bronze temple guardian lions. 12" Tall.

Two large matte painted temple dogs; male and female. Adorned with fluorite stone eyes and luster colored glass. Dimensions: 25.5"L x 14.5"W x 34.75"H

DESCRIPTION: A pair of wooden carved foo lions, each temple guardian in a seated pose with extensive carved detail, remnants of a polychrome finish. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Southeast Asia DIM

A pair of large, antique, heavily carved solid teak eave brackets used to support the projecting roof on a haveli or temple building. DATE 18th/19th century DIMENSIONS (1) Width 4.75 Depth 8.5 Height

A pair of vintage ceramic Foo dog sculptures on rectangular bases. Foo dogs, or lions are known as guardians and most often seen outdoors in front of palaces, temples and home or driveways. Dates to t

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Shan lacquered wood temple guardian Manok-thi-ha. The lacquered wood sculptures of Manok-thi-ha, a double-bodied, human-headed lion, sits as a protector in a Shan Buddhist temple.