Chinese Ceramic Figurine Of Man & Guardian Fu Dog

Title: Foo Dogs. Fine Small Pair Of Chinese or Oriental Ceramic and Glazed Guardian Fu Dog Statues, Shi for Export. Orig use as roof Ornaments Description: Materials: ceramic, terracotta, glaze Descri

Large Chinese Ceramic Fu Dog Entry Guardian. This is a fantastic large ceramic dog sculpture on ceramic base. It has floral bird motifs on the side of the base. Has a small archway in the back that wo

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

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

Pair heavily glazed porcelain figurines of Chinese Guardian Dogs, Measure 2.25 x 2 in. Marked China on underside. A bright blue finish. Orientalia, Foo dog figurines, , Fu Dog Cizhou Figurals, Chinese

handcrafted and blue glazed ceramic figurines of Chinese cultural art. Each depicts the legendary and mythological temple palace tomb guardian hound dogs in standing poses with open mouth and baring f

Pair heavily glazed porcelain figurines of Chinese Guardian Dogs, Measure 2.25 x 2 in. Marked China on underside. A bright blue finish. Orientalia, Foo dog figurines, , Fu Dog Cizhou Figurals, Chinese

Pair of Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic Guardian Lion Foo Dog figurine statues, a male and female form. Decorated in a Sancai style decoration in the three traditional colors of brown, green, and creamy

A teal ceramic Temple Guardian table accessory. In good condition. Measures approx. 4.5 x 4.25 x 4.25 inches. Temple guardian, fu dog, foo dog, Asian figurine, Asian decor, table decor, table accessor

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

A Chinese porcelain figurine. A figural work, featuring a rich colorful glazed finish depicting an Immortal riding a Foo Dog guardian lion. No apparent marks or signatures.Dimensions: 13 X 8 X 6 in. C

Mini Resin Chinese Guardian Lions (Fu Dogs). The maker and date of creation is unknown. Each is approx 2" x 1 1/4" x 4" and together they weigh under one pound at 0.50lb. The figurines are in good, us

Ceramic made figurine coin bank made to resemble a chinese girl holding a Fu dog pup in her arms with coin slot on the back of the fu dog, Comes with tag that reads Hui Shan, and chinese on the other

14in. h. Condition: Small chips overall.

Each seated on a rectangular plinth, one with a paw holding a ball, the other with a small pup. 18in. H

Vintage hand painted porcelain Chinese guardian Fu dogs in green on brown bases. Each fu dog is resting its paw on a ball or on a pup. no hallmark, 6 x 2.5 in. Oriental decor, Asian Decorative Arts, A

Antique Asian Oriental Chinese ceramic figurine. Man in red robe with shaved head ponytail. Incredibly deep color red on the robe.

Chinese ceramic figurine of man on rock

20th C. 10"h x 4"w x 4-1/2"d

Pair of Chinese ceramic guardian foo dogs, male and female pair, having colorful glazing, one with ball, one with cub 25"h x 11"w x 25"d/ largest We happily provide seamless shipping ser

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A large, mold-made, ceramic "fu dog" shown here in a playful crouch. This item was made to grace the roof of a Ming dwelling - imagine seeing it pe

Hand painted Chinese ceramic teapot with floral motif and fu dog. Measures approx. 7.5 x 2.25 x 8.5 inches. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Signed to underside. Chinese teapot, Chinese dec

Two Chinese Glazed Ceramic Guardian Lion Dogs. Each seated on pedestals, the male lion with his right paw raised on a brocade ball, the female lion with her left paw raised on her mouth, covered with

A large, monumental pair of antique Chinese guardian fu lion foo dog palace statues or pagoda roof tile architectural elements, possibly Qing Dynasty or Republic Era. Modeled as a traditional matching