A Chinese polychrome decorated group, a Shou Xing

A Chinese polychrome decorated group, a Shou Xing figure and a Budai, H 11 - 34 cm

Three Chinese polychrome decorated 'Fu Lou Shou Xing' figures, marked, ca. 1900, H 59 - 59,5 cm (chips and flaking of the glaze)

Three Chinese polychrome decorated figures depicting Fu, Lu and Shou Xing, one figure marked, H 45,5 cm

Chinese Budai and Shou Xing figures, polychrome decorated, both marked, H 25 - 26 cm (crack on the side of the back of the Budai figure and damage to the staff near the bow of the Shou Xing figure)

Chinese Shouxing roof tile on custom mount, 20th c., Shouxing riding crane, polychrome decorated ceramic, seal mark to back, on Lucite stand, approx. 11"h x 15"w x 5"d (ceramic), 11.75"h (incl. stand)

Two Large Porcelain Chinese Figures of Immortals the standing figures represent Shouxing (God of Longevity) and Luxing (God of Prosperity), they are decorated in polychrome palette and have natural ha

Group of Chinese polychrome decorated porcelain, 20th century, comprising three dishes and two small covered jars. Largest 8.5" diameter. Losses.

A Chinese polychrome decorated wood group of male and female temple figuresheight 11 1/2in (29cm); width 7in (18cm); depth 3 3/4in (9.5cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Encino Collection.

Group Chinese polychrome decorated porcelains, Most 19th c., (8) pieces, incl. (1) egg shell porcelain small footed bowl, (4) famille rose footed dishes, (1) famille jaune footed dish, and (1) famille

A Chinese bronze champleve enamel group, depicting Shou Xing, seated on a deer, marked, H 66 cm

A Chinese Carved and Polychrome Decorated Ivory Figural Group. Mounted to a 1" wood base. Lot will be accompanied by an appraisal certificate. International clients, as well as clients outside the sta

A group of Chinese polychrome decorated enamel porcelain tableware articlesWith twelve small dishes all with faded marks to underside and one heavily restored bowl (13).height of bowl 3in (7.5cm); dia

Chinese polychrome pottery roof tile, depicting Shouxing, the god of longevity, holding a peach while riding a crane, 11.5"h x 14"w x 4.5"d.

Three Chinese famille rose vases and two polychrome sitting Shou Xing, first half of 20thC, H 13,5 - 16 cm

A Chinese Underglaze Red and Blue Bowl, Qianlong Mark. Decorated on the interior with Shouxing holding his attribute beside a deer below swirling clouds, the exterior with the Eight Immortals, all aga

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese porcelain charger featuring polychrome enamelled depiction of Shouxing and nine Peaches of Immortality. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: Chinese DIMENSIONS: H: 1.75" Diameter:

Fine Pr. Chinese Republic Enameled Eggshell Vases decorated with opposing Shouxing's and the reverse with calligraphy; underglaze blue seal mark to bases; black-wood stands. Good condition. Height wit

3 Fine Chinese Porcelain Sculptures; 18th/19th century Xi Wangmu in dragon robes holding peach, an early 19th century enamel decorated Shouxing; a Chinese Republic enamel decorated seated boy with mar

Chinese Group of two famille rose ceramic standing figures one male and one female on stand, comprising of He Xiangu and Lao Shouxing holding a peach. Both unmarked. Approx. h. 8.75" (tallest).

Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Polychrome Enamel Statue, 24”, One of the three The Sanxing, the god Shouxing holds peach and staff. Floral designs on robe, with flying cranes on the back, Shou symbo

A Chinese famille rose and polychrome hat stand, decorated with lotus scrolls and shou signs, with a Jiaqing seal mark, H 35,5 cm

Chinese polychrome enamel bottle vase, having a trumpet neck with a band of yellow lingzhi on a turquoise ground, above a body decorated with Shou characters surrounded by five peaches, ribbons, and F

Chinese Export Porcelain Polychrome Enamel Decorated Bowl. Floral and foliate design. 9-7/8" diam. Condition: Very good.

A Group of Four Chinese Pierce-Carved and Polychrome Decorated Window Panels Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height of each 49 3/4 x width 20 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson,