Chinese Horn Carving of the Three Star Immortals

Chinese Horn Carving, Three Foo Dogs C. 19th.c., H 3.2'' W 2.7'' Miniature hand carved sculpture from one element. Inset glass eyes.

(lot of 3) Set of Chinese porcelain figures of the Three Star Immortals, each of the standing figures with a studio mark on the base, 23"h

Three Chinese horn carvings, one depicting the goddess Guan Yin, the other of a god holding a fish, likely Fuxi, stamped "CHINA" to underside, and the last of a man holding a staff. Guan Yin: 9.75" H

(lot of 2) Chinese enameled porcelain vases, each of 'phoenix tail' form, the first featuring a lotus pond; the second, depicting the Three Star Immortals (both repaired), 18"h

Chinese gilt decorated blue porcelain vase, featuring the Three Star Immortals along with attendants depicted in gilt on a powder blue ground, with wood stand, 17.25"h

Anonymous, Chinese Daoist Immortals, ink and color on kesi woven ground, depicting Xiwangmu on a crane arriving to meet the pantheon of deities, including the Three Star Immortals and Eight Daoist Imm

A Chinese embroidery panel. Republican period. Golden and various colored threads. Decorated with the Three Star Immortals (Fu, Lu, Shou) and two fairies, surrounded by floral patterns and auspicious

Chinese enameled footed porcelain dish, of lobed section decorated with the Three Star Immortals in reserve, encircled with floral sprigs of the four seasons, 11"w

Pair of Chinese bookends, lacquered and carved with flowers framing inset hardstone plaques of the Three Star Immortals, 5.75"h

Chinese Jade Carving on Stand, ca. 1950, the lavender-gray stone with areas of bright apple green, carved as three immortals with peaches, flowers and cranes, on a carved wooden stand, h. 6-1/2", l. 9

Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Five-Piece Sweetmeat or Rice Table Set, 19th c., painted with the Three Star Gods and Immortals in landscapes, overall w. 10 3/8 in., d. 10 3/8 in. (5 pcs.)

Lot consisting of a seal, horn, and cup with three carvings and a vintage scale. Sold as is.

Pair of Chinese Kangxi famille verte porcelain vases, decorated with large Fu & Shou characters, eight immortals and three stars, cranes and peach branches on body, scholar and boys on neck, with doub

Chinese famille rose 9 section sweet-meat chargers depicting Eight Immortals and Three Stars. With original rosewood lidded box. Late Qing dynasty. 11" Sq., Circa - 19th C.

AN UNUSUAL CHINESE HARDWOOD CARVING OF CLOUD BORNE IMMORTALS AND BOYS, the three Fu Lu Shou immortals backed by pine trees, 16.5in wide & 5.25in high.

Three Chinese Coral Carvings, incl. vase of flowers, h. 4 in., w. 4 7/8 in., wood stand, overall h. 5 in.; Beauty, h. 4 1/4 in., wood stand, overall h. 5 1/8 in.; and the Immortal Lu Dongbin with fly

Six Chinese Jadeite and Hardstone Carvings comprising three jadeite bird groups, one finger citron, one small carving of an immortal under pine trees, each raised above a hardwood stand. Height of tal

An antique Chinese Qing dynasty rosewood carving depicting the God of Longevity, Shou Lao, circa 1900. Shoulao is one of the three Sanxing deities or star gods who symbolize Longevity. His most recogn

Chinese Embroidered "Immortals" Panel, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), worked in satin stitch on a couched metallic thread ground with the Xi Wangmu and the Three Star Gods, floral borders, silk backed, h.

Large and antique, Chinese finely embroidered and couched silk textile hanging panel; depicting the Three Star Gods cradling a child, flanked on either side by the Eight Immortals amid birds and emble

Three 'Star Gods' Fu, Lu, and Shou dressed in elaborate robes, Highest: H: 46.8cm; 51.4cm (with stand) 福祿壽三星粉彩像一組 連座

Four Chinese Vintage Carvings. Three Lohan ( two of stone, one horn carving ), & one carved Ram. Sizes: 7 1/2"x 3 1/2", 6"x4", 4 1/2" x 2 1/4" & 4 1/2" x 1".

A Chinese bamboo carving of "Liu Hai", dating from the Qing dynasty. Liu Hai, the Daoist transcendent immortal and the god of wealth, seen sitting and holding the three legged toad in his left hand an

Large antique Chinese rootwood carving of Shou Xing or Hsing, god of longevity and one of the three Sanxing stellar gods, likely 19th century, carved and assembled figure of the immortal holding a pea