Large Carved Hardwood Fu Lu Shou (San Xing) Figure

Set of Three Chinese Famille Rose Stellar Gods. The standing figures of Fu, Lu, and Shou, decorated in gilt and polychrome enamel, shown with their identifying attributes, fitted on carved wood stands

Wooden polychrome sculpture of Sanxing or deities, Fu Lu Shou representing Fortune, Prosperity and Longevity. Carved from a single piece of wood. Repair between the figures of Fu and Shou. 15 1/4" H x

DESCRIPTION: Soapstone sculptures depicting each Sanxing member (Fu, Lu, and Shou), Guan Yin, and a fifth deity figure all mounted on an open-work, carved soapstone base fitted for each figure. Each p

Large figure depicting a man in a flowing robe holding a child with an rui scepter in one hand, his other hand on his belt. Believed to be of the Sanxing 3 Star Gods, Fu, Lu, and Shou. Measures 23" H

Large figure depicting a man in a flowing robe adorned with dragons, holding a Rui scepter and a tower of ingots. Calligraphy throughout. Believed to be of the Sanxing 3 Star Gods, Fu, Lu, and Shou. M

A set of Sanxing, or Fu, Lu, and Shou porcelain figures from the 19th century. Dimensions are: the tallest figure, Shou, measures 19 inches tall X 5 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. Cond

Chinese Embellished Red Lacquer `Fu Lu Shou' Sanxing Wall Plaque, embellished with extensive calligraphy and the figures of the Three Star Gods, cloisonne hanger, 27 in. x 39 in.

carved jade recumbent God of Longevity, ShuoLao, accompanied by deer and bat, referred as FuLuShou, the Three star Gods, Fulu SanXing. Displayed on a carved hardwood stand. The jade shows pale celadon

(Lot of 3) A Group of Three Chinese Enamelled Porcelain Figures, depicting Chinese Daoist "San Xing" figures ('Fu xing, Lu xing, Shou xing), the "shou xing" figure bearing a "Jiangxi Mao ji sheng zao"

Chinese overlay glass vase, carved with overlay design in dark red color of Sanxing Fu Lu & Shou with deer and bat, against opaque white ground. Approx. 10.5-5-3.5 inch.

The bowl interior centre painted with Sanxing Fu, Lu and Shou, the exterior with the Eight Immortals, the bottom marked with six characters. Approx. 7.2-3.6 inch. The Estate of Little Tokyo, Los Angel

DESCRIPTION: Two framed Qing dynasty reverse glass mirrored paintings depicting the immortals approaching a structure meeting with the Sanxing (Fu, Lu, and Shou) and other auspicious figures who are a

(lot of 3) Chinese enameled porcelain figures of Fu, Lu, and Shou, approx 23.5"h, 9"w, 6"d, 29lbs total Start Price: $200.00

A set of 3 figures Fu, Lu, and Shou. The Chinese deities of fortune, prosperity, and longevity. Dimensions: 3"L x 2"W x 6.25"H Country of Origin: China

A set of (3) large Chinese glazed Sancai pottery statues. Figural works depicting the three Immortals known as the Sanxing: embodying fortune (Fu), prosperity (Lu), and longevity (Shou). Fu modeled ho

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

Three Chinese famille rose Fu - Lu - Shou Xing figures, one marked with an impressed seal mark, 19thC, H 45,5 - 52 cm

Chinese Qing Dynasty Large "Fu, Lu, & Shou" Figures in Famille Rose Enameled Porcelains, each with unglazed bases with impressed seals. Height of largest 26 3/4 inches (68 cm.).

Group of four blue and white porcelain bowls, each painted with Fu Lu Shou Sanxing in landscape. 4.5inch W, 2.4inch H (largest).

A Chinese carved white jade Fu Lu Shou figure 19th century H: 3 3/8, W: 1, D: 3/4 in. H: 8.57, W: 2.54, D: 1.91 cm. Provenance: Private collection, New Jersey.

A Set of Three Large Famille Rose 'Fu Lu Shou' Figures, Late Qing Dynasty, 19th Century清 十九世纪 粉彩'福禄寿'三星像With

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

Three Chinese dark brown wooden figures. Carved into the shape of Chinese Gods Fu Lu Shou. H: 23cm W: 9cm, 754grams (total)

A set of Chinese famille rose porcelain statues of the Sanxing--Fu, Lu, and Shou--dating from the late 19th century. Each statue has three 4-character marks on the bottom. Dimensions are: the largest