A PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED BONE TEMPLE LIONS

A Pair of Chinese Carved Stone Temple Lions 20th Century Height 19 1/2 x width of base 8 x depth 11 1/4 inches.

20th C. (Shishi). Together with a Chinese carved hardstone temple, 20th C. 3 pieces Overall From: 4-1/4"h to 4-3/4"h

A pair of Chinese carved wood figures of temple lions, 19/20th C. H.: 31 cm

Pair of Chinese Carved Wooden Standing Temple Guardian Lions, early 20th c., 6 1/2" high. One has a shrinkage crack through the face, paint splotch, tiny nicks.

Pair of Chinese carved and polychrome wood temple or guardian lions. Mid 20th century. 15"h x 41"w x 15"d

Pair of Chinese carved fluorite quartz crystal foo dogs/temple lions, poised with ball or pup, on conforming wood bases. [Overall: 7 3/4" H x 4 1/2" W x 3 1/2" D]. Cracks, fissures, residue, chips to

THREE CHINESE CARVED WOOD TEMPLE LION DOGS, 19/20TH CENTURY. To include a pair of red lacquer dogs of fo, one holding a pup, the other with its paw on a ball. Together with a gilt red lacquer lion dog

Pair of Chinese carved stone foo dogs, late 20th century, modeled as the temple guardian lions with ball or pup. [9" H x 6" W x 4" D]. Light wear; chips to edges.

Three Chinese gilt items: pair of carved stone temple Fo lions; together with a shallow bronze basin with floral design; D: 10 1/4" (bowl)

CHINESE CARVED AND PARCEL-GILT PAIR OF FOO DOGS / TEMPLE LIONS, camphor wood, opposing figures, one features its paw on a smaller lion; the other with its paw on an orb/pearl, each has an open mo

Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Carved Wood Temple Corbels, Zhejiang, China, c. 1860. In the form of Fu Lions. On stands. Sizes: 1) 29'' x 22'' x 6'' (74 x 56 x 15 cm) Height on Stand: 32" (81 cm); 2) 29

Pair Carved Wood Chinese Plaques. Intricately carved openwork dark toned wood plaques depicting flowering branches architectural design details and foo dogs/temple lions. Framed in dark wooden frames

Pair of hand-carved Chinese serpentine jade sculptures, of deep veined bold red colour, each in the form of a temple lion riding the back of a larger temple lion. Minor restoration noted. 25.5cm (10")

PAIR CARVED & GILT CHINESE QING DYNASTY FOO DOGS: 2 piece set of Lacquered & Gilt Chinese Temple Foo Lions. Approx. 18" h x 12" d x 8" w.

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 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.

Pair of carved Hard Stone Jade Green Temple Foo Dogs. Hand Carved Foo Lions / Dogs. Possible jade. (sculpture, statue, animal, decorative accessory, Asian, Oriental, Japanese, Chinese) Height: 3 1/2"

Pair of carved Hard Stone Jade Green Temple Foo Dogs. Hand Carved Foo Lions / Dogs. Possible jade. (sculpture, statue, animal, decorative accessory, Asian, Oriental, Japanese, Chinese) Height: 3 1/2"

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.

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

12pc Chinese Carved Temple Pieces 5'' to 6'' Each. Includes six pairs of intricately carved wood temple panel ends or accents. Foo lion, blossoming flower, and figure motifs. Some scattered edge wear.

Large Pair of Carved Stone Foo Dogs / Temple Lions, Chinese,18th c., temple guardians, carved in traditional pose, a very large and heavy pair. Beijing. Each 28"x12"x35". Chinese guardian lions, known

PAIR OF CARVED CHINESE FOO LIONS: Carved Male & Female Foo Lions, believed to belong, at one time, on a large piece of furniture or Temple part. Approx. 15.5" h x 5" w x 9.5" d.

Pair Chinese Carved Temple Panels 66''x17'' Each. Relief carved wood panels to a door frame or opium bed. Overall wear from age. 19th century, Qing dynasty.