Eastern Dark Stone/Soapstone Censer. Temple dog f

Hand Crafted Oriental Ceremonial Figurals, Cincers, Dragons, Griffens, Foo Dogs, Temple Lions, Temple DOgs, Foo Dogs, Orientalism, Orientalia, Asian Decorative accessories, Richly detailed Asian Craft

Heavy bronze / metal temple dog incense censer. The lion has a hinged head to place the incense and smoke comes out of his mouth. Measures 13" x 9" x 6"

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

Chinese Bronze Temple Guardian Foo Dog Censer. Height 6.50"

Temple dog on finial with double ring handle. Flawless carving of birds and flowers. H: 21.5cm

Oil on canvas laid down on board painting of a Middle Eastern temple entrance with resting figures by Francis Luis Mora.10" x 8".Circa 1910.-----------------------(From Wiki):"F. Luis Mora, also known

Late 19th century; impressed F. Barbedienne, in the Chinese manner tri leg support with dragon masks,supporting cloisonne and gilt bronze bowl, 13 in. H., 12 in. Diam.

Chinese Jade Censer, dark spinach green jade, archaistic form with relief carved key border, three foo dog crested feet, 19th / 20th C, 6 1/2"d, 4 3/4"h. CONDITION: Very fine.

Vintage Asian Carved Natural Stone Footed Vessel. Dark brown and green toned natural stone footed box with handles and lid decorated with dimensional carving of a foo dog., temple lion, dragon, chines

Oriental Sculpture W Wire Inlay Design. Dark toned wooden sculpture with wire inlay design details. Wood carving depicts Asian figure astride mythic creature, resembling foo dog, temple lion. Some min

Vintage Asian Carved Natural Stone Footed Vessel. Dark brown and green toned natural stone footed box with handles and lid decorated with dimensional carving of a foo dog., temple lion, dragon, chines

Property from the Estate of a Former General Electric International Executive, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: Chinese Celadon Lidded Censer and Dark Glazed Vessel, a footed censer with fu dog

Chinese Serpentine Jade Foo Dog Tripod Censer with Case, 2-piece censer with wood stand, 3-footed base with double rings, 3-ring top lid, carved wood stand, dark blue linen case with satin interior. G

Dark spinach green jade tripod censer with dragon handles and fu dog finial, 20th C. W 17.5 cm. (7 in.)

Porcelain bowl with lid contains gold toned speckled dots, red orange arcs, and various dark blue toned animals.draagons or foo dogs, chinese temple lion forms, Contains some slight discoloring. Measu

Title: Carved Antique Dark Patinated Polished Green Jade-like Stone Insence Burner/Censer w/ 3 Foo Dogs for a Fragrant Sensory Ambiance Description: Vintage from the 1920s Materials: Jade, stoneware,

LARGE 25" SATSUMA PORCELAIN CAPPED TEMPLE JAR WITH FOO DOG MOUNTED LID AND GARGOYLE HANDLES RESTING ON GROTESQUE MASK AND CLAW FEET, LATE 19TH C.(A/F); 25"H X 16"W X 16"D

Also Included is a Small Bronze Censer with a Foo Dog atop the Lid. This Censer measures 4 1/8" Tall. The Tallest Cloisonne Vase measures 9 1/2" Tall. Also Included is a Dark Green Cloisonne Vase, mea

STEIFF wool spitz, dog, sitting, complete, No. 3325.2, seat height: 22 cm, chest label with metal eyelet and dark red writing, long stretched f, pre-war era German Description STEIFF Woll-Spitz, Hund,

Giuseppe Armani (Italian, 1936-2006). Figural group, a well dressed woman and German shepherd. Signed "Sonia" # 0450-F Figurine. Mounted on a dark colored rectangular stepped wooden base. No box. Sign

Set of 2 vintage Asian ceramic ginger jar lamps in blue and red with foo dog motifs. Dark wood carved bases. Measurements vary slightly, approx. 8 inches diameter and 29 inches tall. Not tested for fu

A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE BRONZE “FOO DOG” CENSERS, 19TH / 20TH CENTURY. Each fully sculpted in a round with hinged heads covering the censer dog form body with pierced fanning tails. The largest 2

h cm 30

ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING BIDS! Pair of 3 ft. high cast bronze post WWII Japanese temple foo lion dog sculptures with attached plinth bases, each statue weighing the better part of