Republican Chinese Bronze Seal w Lion playing Ball

A lion holding a ball as its finial. Condition: no dents, cracks or restorations. Diameter: 6.6 CM, Height 7.5 CM.

19th/20th century, bronze seal with two lions holding a ball, 2-1/2 in.; gilt bronze Buddha with warrior clothing, 7 in.; round cinnabar box with dragon motif, 2 in.; reclining hardstone robed figure

CHINESE QING DYNASTY GILT BRONZE LION SEAL; H. 5 cm. W. 5.5 cm. Weight 680 gram.

A CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE, decorated with buddhistic lions playing with ribboned and brocaded balls, the base with a Qianlong seal mark, 14.2in high.

A large Chinese blue and white porcelain charger finely painted in "heaped and piled" underglaze blue with " two lions playing silk ball" motif surrounded by a band of "flower-and-leaf scrolls", ungla

Metal Sculpture of a Chinese Temple Lion Plating with a BallNice metal sculpture with a bronze patina depicting a Chinese ?Fu? lion playing with a vine ball with peony flowers. Ball is separated from

A Chinese yellow ground blue and white globular vase. Over the yellow ground a lion figure playing with a ball, amongst swirling cloud around the body. Double circle stamp on the recessed base. H. 5 3

Coral button, embossed lion playing ball on the body of the pot, lively and interesting, L: 4.5 cm, W: 2.8 cm, H: 7.5 cm, Weight: 122g 清 翠玉俏色獅子戲

Chinese Gilt Bronze Seal, 20th c., square body cast with chop of General Yan Xishan (1883-1960) and surmounted by a recumbent Buddhist lion, h. 1 3/8 in., w. 1 5/8 in., d. 1 5/8 in

Chinese Bronze Seal , probably early 20th c., square body incised on front facet, surmounted by a Buddhist lion, carved chop, h. 1 1/2 in., w. 1 1/8 in., d. 1 1/8 in

The tripod censer supported by three beast head cabriole legs, the sides carved two dragons playing fire ball. all surmounted by a fitted lid with elaborate lion dog. H: 7 in.

Heavy Chinese gilt bronze seal with lion final, carved base with caligraphy on side in Japanese wood box; H 2 5/8" x W 1 1/2"

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

Elegant piece of vintage jade carved lions playing a ball. MEASUREMENT: H: 7 cm; W: 5 cm; L: 30 cm. CIRCA: Ming dynasty. CONDITION: Good antique condition. Domestic shipping with full insurance and pa

Chinese bronze Buddhist lion seal, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), bronze lion with brown patina, oval seal with single Chinese character, 2"h x 1.25"l x 1"w

Chinese bronze Buddhist lion seal, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), bronze lion with brown patina, oval seal with single Chinese character, 2"h x 1.25"l x 1"w

(pair) Chinese patinated bronze Fu lion statues, depicting male lion resting paw on pierced ball, female lion with paw above a cub, 17"h, 22"w, 10"d, 84325lb Start Price: $400.00

Chinese Foo Lion with Pups Figural Bronze Seal 2''x1.5''. Fierce foo lion with two pups playing around her. Large carved chop seal on bottom. Light overall wear from use. 18th or 19th century, Qing dy

Chinese bronze vessel decorated with two lion head handles and two dragons in the front and back. Four- character impressed seal mark on bottom. 4 3/4" H x 7 1/2" W

A pair of Chinese pottery glaze foo lion, and a bronze heavy seal in a mythical motif. Largest H: 2.75" x W: 3.3"

A carved stone stamp featuring a male lion dog holding with a toy ball, and a young foo dog on his back. Dimensions: 1.5"L x 1.5"W x 4.75"H Country of Origin: China

Of tall square form, surmounted with a knob carved as a mythical beast playing with its young and a ball, the stone in translucent yellow with honey-color inclusions. 3.92inch H, 1.13inch W.

+ASIAN: Pair of ceramic Buddhist lions (foo dogs), Chinese, late Qing Dynasty / Republican Period, sancai glaze, one with paw raised over ball, the other with paw resting on a pup, 9" h. x 4 1/2" w. [

Comprised of four items, this set has two porcelain figures, a seal, and a teapot. The first porcelain figurine is of most likely a male Chinese lion with a gilt xiu qiu ball. The bronze hued teapot i