18th Century Glazed Ceramic Foo Dog Candlestick

Lot consisting of a mid-20th century Atlantic Molo ceramic polychromatic foo dog on a platform (9" H x 5" W x 3" L); an early 20th century blue-glazed ceramic foo dog with openings on either side of m

Antique Chinese Green Sancai Glazed Ceramic Foo Dog, ca. 20th century. Height 10.25 inches.

Pair of Chinese glazed ceramic foo dog lamps mounted on wooden stands. 20th century. 28 1/4"h x 17 1/2"w x 15"d (with shade)19 1/2"h x 10"w x 6"d (without shade)

DESCRIPTION: A vintage Chinese pottery Sancai glazed ceramic foo dog with yellow, green, and blue ground tones, displayed atop a tiered plinth. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H: 29.5" x

A pair of Mid 20th century Chinese glazed ceramic figures. The figures depict male and female Foo dogs. The figures are covered with enamel in black, brown, green, and white shades. The male figure is

A LARGE GLAZED CERAMIC FOO DOG SNUFF BOTTLEChinese, early 20th century, ceramic. The pale green, wide vasiform bottle decorated allover with foo lions glazed in black and bordered by lingzhi banding;

Antique Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Foo Dog, ca. Late 19th c., or 20th century. Height 14.25 inches.

Antique Chinese Green Glazed Ceramic Foo Dog, h. 7 inches, ca. late 19th- early 20th century.

20th century, Fahua-style glazed ceramic foo lions, on separate matching glazed ceramic stands h. 24 w. 10 d. 15 in. (each) Provenance: Descended through the family of a celebrated psychologist and co

18th century Chinese ceramic baluster vase as a lamp, decorated with figures and garlands modeled in relief, with a foo dog finial, mounted on a bronze base. [24 x 5 1/8 (dia) (base) inches]. In good

A ceramic foo dog from the mid-late 20th century. Nicely molded and glazed. Measures 22.0" H x 29.0" L x 14.0" D. Overall good condition. The dog itself has detached from the matching bas

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Mid Century Italian ceramic foo dog sculptures, presenting a glazed white tone throughout, fine details of frills, facial features, a cub beneath the paw of one, and an open globe

SANCAI GLAZE CERAMIC FOO DOG WITH PUPSChinese, late 19th/early 20th century, ceramic. A female foo dog with articulating eyes, glazed in green, yellow, and brown, two pups at her side.4 1/4 x 7 x 4 in

A Playful Pair Of Traditional Ceramic Chinese Sancai Style Drip Glaze Guardian Lions Or Foo/Fu Dogs Made Late 20th. Century - Reproductions Of An Ancient Sytle Of Statue Found In The Palaces And Templ

Bearded figure riding a four-legged animal, perhaps a foo dog. Ceramic tiles such as this one have been placed on Chinese temple roofs for centuries to ward off evil spirits and attract the attention

Pair of Chinese hand-painted ceramic candle holders in the shape of recumbent chow chows with gilt paint detail and orange and green glazed holders, likely 19th century. 4.5" H x 6.5" W x 4" D.

Two old Chinese ceramic Foo dog guardian lion figurine statues. Each features ornate design and detailed motif. Glazed blue finish. Signed with two small Chinese character marks. SHIPPINGHill Auction

Pair of Chinese turquoise blue glazed ceramic pottery porcelain foo / fu dogs / lions on purple glazed bases, one with a puppy under its right paw and the other with a ball beneath its left paw. 13" H

Pair of old Chinese export glazed ceramic guardian temple lion statues. The female has a baby under her paw and the male has a ball under his paw. 9" tall

EARLY 20TH C. COLORFUL GLAZED CERAMIC FOO DOGS-MALE AND FEMALE WITH CHILD-FOUR SEPERATE PIECES-DOG = 19" H X 10"W X 19"D-PEDESTAL 9" H X 12"W X 19" D -GOOD CONDITION, SMALL PIECE OF BACK MANE MISSING,

A Pair of Large old glazed Ceramic Foo Dogs. Finely finished with many details. Dimensions of each foo dog is : 17 h x 11 w x 17 L Inches.

Foo dog sculptures are vintage possibly antique. Each are signed with Asian characters. Each piece has handmade elements. Each sculpture is ceramic with glazed green & teal toned finish. Largest piece

A pair of large Chinese heavy green glazed ceramic figures of Foo dogs, or guardian lions, or imperial guardian lions. The male dog with a ball beneath his right fore paw, while the female one is with

Pair of antique Chinese blue glaze pottery porcelain Foo Dog, guardian lions on pedestal figurines. Each sculpture is accompanied with a footed wood base. Statues have hollow base, and appear to have