Chinese Marble Foo Dog Ming Dynasty

Pair of Ming Dynasty foo dog green glazed ceramic roof tiles. [8" H x 9 1/2" W x 4" D]. Numerous chips and losses, some cracks to base.

Unknown, Spirit Foo Dog Origin: Chinese, Ming Dynasty Medium : Clay Dimensions: Art: 20 "X 22 "X 8 " Condition: Excellent Clay sculpture of a colorful dragon. The dragon has a mushroom like tail and t

China,Ming Dynasty Opposing Foo Dog figures with fine hand chiseled detailing, each on a tall rectangular base with different seals. Bronze Each 8 1/2" tall x 5 1/2" x 3", From the collection of a Pro

Ming dynasty sancai glaze foo dog candlestick/pricket stick. From a New Rochelle, NY estate. Dimensions: 6.75" w x 4" d x 13.25" h.

China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 14th to 17th century CE. Wonderfully expressive pottery Foo Dog in a more playful than fierce posture with front legs bent toward ground, tail raised. Covered in bright almost

Length 2 inches, on a carved hardwood stand. Possibly Ming Dynasty.

PAIR OF CHINESE ROOF TILE FINIALS - Ming Dynasty Glazed Stoneware Foo Dog Finials, in opposing stances, with green, blue and brown glazes, on later wooden stands, 15 1/2" x 14" x 18" (figures only). W

**Originally Listed At $4000** East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A beautiful hand-carved stone panel made from a massive piece of granite featuring symbolic fu lions! The front side

Qing or possibly Ming dynasty, scholar, on wood base; foo dog, tallest 9-1/4 in.ÿ Provenance: Estate of the Late Janet N. and Clarence L. Adams, Jr., Raleigh, North Carolina

possibly Ming Dynasty, comprising a figure of two foo dogs standing on a plinth, 12-1/2 in., [minor chip at one ear, other very minor glaze flakes, surface dirt and distress overall;] and a relief fig

Chinese, possibly Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), patinated bronze statue depicting Quan Yin seated atop a foo dog lion, all upon a lotus form base, together with a hardwood stand. 12" H x 7" W x 4.25" D (w

Chinese heavily cast patinated bronze tripod censer, likely Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), with two scrolling handles and animal-headed foo dog lion legs. 13.5" H x 11.5" W x 10" D.

A chinese B-W dish, foliate rim with double foo-dog among scroll in the center, 6 heaven horses on backside. Mark: DaMing Jiajing Nianzhi among Double Circle, and of the period. Ming dynasty, 16th cen

Late 19th-early 20th century. Cast with foo dog handles and marked on the underside with a faux Ming dynasty Xuande seal. Dark patina with verdigris interior. 3"h. 4.25"d. not including later carved w

Late 19th-early 20th century. Cast with foo dog handles and marked on the underside with a faux Ming dynasty Xuande seal. Dark patina with verdigris interior. 3"h. 4.25"d. not including later carved w

Tri-footed, foo dog finial, 13 1/2" tall.

Early Antique Chinese Food Dog Statues on Stand. Possibly Ming Dynasty. Having floral decoration sprouting from back side of each foo dog. Height: 14 inches.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Cast with foo dog handles and marked on the underside with a faux Ming dynasty Xuande seal. Dark patina with verdigris interior. 3"h. 4.25"d. not including later carved w

A Clair-de-Lune wall vase, a blue and white table screen and Robin's egg glaze foo-dog with tail missing, 19th century. Table screen with Wanli reign mark, Ming dynasty. Wall vase H: 20 cm, 8 inches

Extremely Rare Museum Ming Dynasty Wooden Carpenter Ink Marker. Exquisite lion head ( Foo Dog ) carved has a handle. Come from important private collection of New York. Museum item.W:21 L; 5.5x H: 10c

Possibly Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) In the form of a Foo Dog, his head turned slightly to his left. H. 6 in., L. 6 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Pat Roberts of New Preston CT., Acquired 1955-1995. Condi

DESCRIPTION: Bronze tripod censer decorated with dragon form handles flanked on either side by a pair of guardian lions ("foo dogs") playing with an open-work embroidered ball. Legs are topped with a

Am exceedingly rare cinnabar amulet with an inlaid mother-of-pearl rabbit. Caligraphy on all sides along with deer, cranes,foo dogs,, bamboo, pine, and other auspicious symbols for long life. 2 - 1/2

Description: This celadon table screen has one rectangular central panel with raised figural foo dogs and writing on one side. Reverse is a tablet form with Chinese writing. All supported on bracketed