Chinese Ming Dynasty Green Glazed Foo Dog

China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 14th to 17th century CE. Wonderfully expressive pottery Foo Dog in a more playful than fierce posture with front legs bent toward ground, tail raised. Covered in bright almost

Pair of Ming Dynasty foo dog green glazed ceramic roof tiles. [8" H x 9 1/2" W x 4" D]. Numerous chips and losses, some cracks to base.

PAIR OF CHINESE ROOF TILE FINIALS - Ming Dynasty Glazed Stoneware Foo Dog Finials, in opposing stances, with green, blue and brown glazes, on later wooden stands, 15 1/2" x 14" x 18" (figures only). W

Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) In Tang Dynasty Style, the green-glazed plate with tan and russet accents on border and The scalloped edge bordering a flat rim with alternating diaper and stylized , the cent

Pair of Chinese Ming Style Green Glazed Pottery Foo Dogs. China. {Approximate Height: 13 1/2 inches}.

Pair of Chinese Export green and yellow glazed foo dogs / temple lion guardian figures, decorated in the Kangxi Qing dynasty taste with Sancai colors, modeled standing attentively. 10.25” H x 9.5”

All late Qing Dynasty, a pair of green and yellow glazed birds, a pair of porcelain foo dogs and a bronze stamp box set with jade and agate. Dimensions:From 3" x 2" to 4" x 3". the birds stand at 11 1

Green glazed porcelain, Ming Dynasty. Dimensions: 7" L ; 

Green glazed ceramic foo dogs roof tiles (pair), with Ming mark. 9”h x 4”w x 6.5”d

Qing or possibly Ming dynasty, scholar, on wood base; foo dog, tallest 9-1/4 in.ÿ Provenance: Estate of the Late Janet N. and Clarence L. Adams, Jr., Raleigh, North Carolina

Old Chinese incense and candle holders, A celadon foo lion incense holder, possibly Ming Dynasty (14th-16th c.), green glazed pottery, depicting a seated lion with front paw on ball, incense receptacl

possibly Ming Dynasty, comprising a figure of two foo dogs standing on a plinth, 12-1/2 in., [minor chip at one ear, other very minor glaze flakes, surface dirt and distress overall;] and a relief fig

A Fine and Rare Large Green and Cream Glazed Stoneware Bodhisattva, China, Ming Dynasty, The bodhisattva is shown seated in rajalilasana on a rock ledge below a dragon and a fu-dog, all within a rocky

red, yellow and green glaze with Fu dogs and flowers in the Ming manner, Qing dynasty h. 24 cm (9 1/2 in.)

Chinese ming dynasty green glazed porcelain Jar. H:21cm W:20cm. Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936) was a tobacco merchant in the Jiangxi province

China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. Green glazed, molded ceramic figure of a man wearing a green robe and a fez-like hat. One of his arms is curled up and touching his face, wrapped in his cloak

20th century 16 inches wide; 19 inches deep; 31 inches high

An antique Chinese Ming Dynasty set of three glazed terracotta bowls. Each bowl is adorned with a curved handle. The bowls are covered with glaze in a celadon shade. Unmarked. Circa 16th century AD. A

A CHINESE MING DYNASTY GREEN GLAZED FIGURE OF SHOU LAO, together with a carved and pierced hardwood stand, the Immortal bearing a peach, 8in(20.3cm) high overall, the figure itself 6.8in(17.5cm) high.

Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty green glazed jar; of lotus-form, with moulded detailing to body; H: 11 1/4" approx.

Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery ChestChinese Ming Dynasty green glazed pottery chest; of rectangular form atop a plinth, with moulded handles and locks (degradation and wear); H: 5 1/2"

Chinese Ming dynasty green glazed pottery standing attendant, removable head; some wear and glaze flaws consistent with age, minor chips, losses, and repair to neck; H 14 3/8" x W 3 5/8" x D 4" (appro

EARLY CHINESE GREEN GLAZED TERRACOTTA FOO DOG ROOF TILE (91/2" X 9 3/4" X 4 5/8")

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