Large Pair of Chinese Glazed Ceramic Temple Models

Large pair of Chinese glazed ceramic temple models each with pagoda roof. The over temples raised on faux-marble painted wood bases. With some loses and restorations, typical marks scattered through.

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.

A large pair of Chinese sancai glazed ceramic foo dog figures. Each: 14in tall x 12in wide x 7in deep. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recommendations a

Pair of large antique Chinese glazed ceramic foo lions; 18th/19th C.; H: 30" (each, approx.); Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It may not be possible to provide condit

Large pair antique Chinese Ming Dynasty glazed ceramic male and female roof tiles; includes custom wood bases; as-is condition with numerous chip, losses and glaze flaws; figure only 18 1/2" HProvenan

Pair of old Chinese export glazed ceramic guardian temple lion statues. The female has a baby under her paw and the male has a ball under his paw. 9" tall

A pair of Chinese turquoise glazed models of temple lions on standsoverall height 42 1/2in (108cm); width 14 1/2in (37cm); depth 25in (64cm)

Pair of Large Chinese Turquoise Glazed Pottery Temple Lions. Bears an incised mark on the base. Measures 22" x15" x 7-3/4". Condition: Crazing to the surface. Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Domestic Ship

A pair of large Chinese heavy green glazed ceramic figures of Foo dogs, or guardian lions, or imperial guardian lions. The male dog with a ball beneath his right fore paw, while the female one is with

A pair of Chinese aubergine glazed pottery models of temple lionsheight 11 1/2in (29cm); width 7 1/4in (18.5cm); depth 8in (20cm)

A pair of large Chinese cobalt blue glazed earthenware models of mythical beastsheight 39 1/2in (100cm); width 26in (66cm); depth 16in (41cm)

Pair of two (2) large Chinese ceramic temple lions or foo dog roof tiles, possibly finials, polychrome decoration resembling a Sancai or three-color glaze with green, blue, and amber on a light brown

Chinese small pair of blue glazed ceramic lions, the temple guardian lions (foo dogs) poised with a pup and ball. [5 3/8" H x 2 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D]. In overall good condition with minor wear.

(pair) Large Chinese ceramic carp-form vases, in a turquoise glaze, fish on a base modeled as stylized waves, chips to base, (one) intact with restoration to tail, approx 37"h, 12"w, 14"d; 90lbs total

Pair of Chinese yellow glazed ceramic vases with enamel designed still life motifs; high relief design; pierced handles; Qianlong mark but later; 24" x 9" (each, approx.) Condition: general wear, frit

A pair of large white glazed ceramic Chinese figures on pedestal bases. Seated figures only: 20" Stands only: 18.5" Ht: 38.5" Wd: 13" Dpth: 17"

Light green glazed on white crackle ceramic. Wave form covers. Phoenix and floral designs.

Pair of 20th century Chinese style black glazed ceramic large vases on wood bases with animal head handles. [21" H].

Gordon Martz (b. 1924) & Jane Marshall Martz (1929-2007) for Marshall Studios large table lamps, pair, model M141 Veedersburg, Indiana, 1960s glazed ceramic, walnut each with incised signatures and st

A pair of vintage, possibly antique, Chinese large sancai glazed terracotta pottery temple foo lion sculptures. Each measures approx. 22 1/4" height x 18" length x 13" width. Shows some glaze chipping

Pair of large white glazed ceramic raptors, each perched on a shoreline rock base with its prey at its feet, unmarked. H. 8 1/2 Inches

Pair of large Chinese floor vases with blue enameled floral and precious object decoration on light celadon glazed ground, with figural opposing temple lion or foo dog handles. 23" H. Provenance: The

Chinese Ming dynasty ceramic figural architectural temple tile in high relief glazed with a green glaze background and yellow accents. The tile is centered by a kneeling figure with his offering. This

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