Pair of Earthenware Lions

A pair of Continental white glazed earthenware heraldic lionscirca 1900Impressed D.V. to undersides.height 9in (23cm); width 9in (23cm); depth 4 1/2in (11.5cm)

Pair Large Earthenware Ceramic Foo Lions, Chinese, Sang De Boeuf Glaze, True Pair, The Male With Ball, Female With Cub Under Her Paw, Each Seated On Box Plinth With Acrylic Stand, Overall 39 X 16 X 13

A pair of Chinese glazed earthenware lion dogs raised on pierced table bases. The male beast with one paw guarding a brocade ball and his companion with a small pup, 19cm high.

Pair red glazed earthenware in lion motif, 12"x22.5"x7.5"

Pair of glazed earthenware models of temple guardian lions / foo dogs, 20th century, stylized and decorated in the Chinese Imperial manner, the female posed with her paw upon her cub and the male pose

Pair of Chinese Sancai Earthenware Foo Lions. Approximately 7.50W x 4.0D x 6.75H in.

A PAIR OF BLUE GLAZED EARTHENWARE SHISHI GUARDIAN LIONS, JAPANESE, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912), each with turquoise glaze over carved pinwheel fur, reticulated balls and flaming tails. Height: 9 1/2" Wid

Chinese. Near pair of green glazed earthenware Buddhist guardian lion joss stick holders, one retaining a ball in its mouth. Unmarked. Provenance: From The Collier Estate, Cumming, Georgia. Approx. of

A pair of Okinawan / Okinawa earthenware pottery foo lion / dogs of Fo; Buddhist guardian lions. Measuring 7" high, 3.25" wide, 5" deep.

Pair of English Salt Glazed Earthenware Models of Lions Unmarked. 7 1/4 x 9 x 4 1/4 in. The Collection of Mary B. Schwab, Stoneleigh Horse Farm, Middleburg, VA.

A pair of Continental tin-glazed earthenware pseudo-armorial lions, 20th century. H: 9 1/2, W: 9 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: The estate of a Virginia collector.

A pair of Chinese earthenware / ceramic models of foo dogs / temple lions. One with its paws resting on a pup, the other with paws resting on a ball. Each measuring 13.25" high, 4.5" wide, 8.5" deep.

Pair of Chinese pottery Shishi lions. Tin glazed traditional earthenware figures of lions at play. Excellent condition. Measure 8" x 5" x 7.5".

Antique pair of late 19th century lion Staffordshire lions / hand painted earthenware with glass eyes and small gilt accents. Approx 10.5” tall x 12” wide x 5.5” deep.

Both are earthenware tiles, one with rampant lion, and the other with a geometric pattern. Dimensions are: Largest - 5 3/4" X 5 3/4". All measurements are approximate. Condition: Scattered edge chippi

Pair of blue and white porcelain earthenware ginger jar form two-bulb lamps. Encircling scenes of guardian lion foo dogs, clouds, and floral forms. Gilt bases and lids. Wired and in working condition.

Pair of large Chinese brown glazed earthenware martaban jars, now mounted as lamps, having applied lion head handles and incised dragon decoration, not examined off of the bases for marks. Approximate

Pair of Chinese Tang style seated spirit tomb guardians or zhenmushou, executed in earthenware with paint decoration, comprising a lion-faced beast having a floral painted chest and a knife tail, and

Pair of festive decorative chickens in brown, orange and yellow coloration. Aldo Londi (1911-2003) was one the leading Italian ceramists of the 20th century. He is mostly known for his rustic and colo

Beautiful hand painted ribbed earthenware with early edition Gien Pivoines pattern. Decorated with peonies surrounded by branches of colorful leaves and cobalt blue scroll borders. Gien France backsta

Carlton Ware England Hand Decorated Earthenware Pottery Blue "Night Oak" Pattern. Soft Matt Glaze. Circa 1920-1930s. Handled Vase is 8.25"H x 7"D on the bottom. Smaller vase/urn is 6.25"H x 4"D on the

Carlton Ware England Hand Decorated Earthenware Pottery Blue "Night Oak" Pattern. Soft Matt Glaze. Circa 1920-1930s. Handled bowl is 8.5"D x 3.25"H. Lidded bisquit barrel is 6.5"H x 4"D on the bottom.

A group of twelve Staffordshire glazed earthenware animals, 19th-20th century, comprising a pair of recumbent lions, a pair of recumbent sheep, and pair of recumbent spaniels, a pair of seated cats, a

Pair Chinese green glaze double handle vases, Qing Dynasty (19th c. or older), spinach green glazed earthenware, with raised incised writhing dragon on one side, stylized foo lion on the other, each i