A pair of biscuit Buddhist lions, enamelled in green

Chinese. Group of four miniature Buddhist lion biscuit figurines in green, yellow and aubergine glaze. Two marked, one impressed character and one paper label. Approx. h.

Pair of Chinese Glazed Ceramic Roof Tiles Fitted as Table Lamps, a pair of green glazed Buddhist lions on custom metal bases, with oval lamp shades. Dimensions: 27.5 in. ht. to top of finial, 10.5 in.

Massive Pair of Chinese Buddhists Lions, on matching rectangular stands with lion masks, all with green, gold, brown, and blue glazing, small minor chips, height 50 inches, width 16 inches, depth 23 i

Pair of Carved Green Soft Stone Buddhist Lion Dogs, 1 Paw Chipped, 8 1/2" x 4" x 5 1/2".

Set on a lotus throne and enamelled in red, green, and blue, the bodhisattva is shown standing upon a Buddhist lion, his large belly exposed, face with stern expression and wearing pointed crown, back

Pair of Famille Verte Biscuit Enamelled Dishes. The shallow rounded sides rising to a flaring rim, painted to the interior in vibrant yellow, turquoise and green and aubergine enamels with branches of

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

Each dish is decorated to the interior with a central roundel enclosing elaborate lime-green enamelled lotus scrolls, all encircled by the Eight Buddhist Emblems, Bajixiang, the interior is enamelled

Pair of Chinese Glazed Roof Tiles Fitted as Table Lamps, in the form of Buddhist lions, with fierce expressions, in green glaze with brown and blue accents, mounted on custom metal bases, with oval sh

An associated pair of small Chinese famille verte "Buddhist Lion" joss stick holdersKangxi periodOne with a purple glaze to body; the other with a deep green glaze, each depicted recumbant with a broc

A Pair of Chinese 'Fu Lions' Porcelain Hat Stands 19TH CENTURY each of cylindrical form, enamelled in iron red, green and underglaze blue. Height of vase 10 7/8 in., 27.3 cm.

Buddhist guardian lions with tightly coiled manes, decked with auspicious objects, one with a paw resting on a brocade ball, the other with paw on the belly of a foo pup, both carved of spinach jade c

Full title: A Chinese reticulated biscuit 'Buddhist lions' vase mounted as a lamp, 19th C. Description: H.: 65,5 cm (the whole) The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfec

Pair of Buddhist Lion Dogs, Glazed Porcelain, 11 1/4"H.

Chinese sancai shrine and lion candlesticks, Likely Kangxi Era (18th c.), the Buddha seated on lotus base, together with a book-matched pair of Buddhist lion candlesticks, 10"h (larger), 8"h (smaller)

Chinese, 19th/20th C. 15"h x 7"w x 5-1/4"d. With bases: 17"h x 8-1/2"w x 6"d

+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. [

Pair Stone Chinese Buddhist Lions on Pedestals "Stamps" in Fitted Presentation Box. 4 in. x 1 1/2 in. x 1 1/2 in.

A PAIR OF GILT-LACQUERED BRONZE BUDDHIST LION QIANLONG MARK. Dimensions: 8 3/4 x 6 1/4 x 6 1/4 in. High resolution pictures can be found at https://file.ac/aDhPgBd61so/

Pair Chinese Sancai Buddhist lion censers, 19th/20th c., polychrome glazed, with removable heads with open mouths, 8.25"h x 8"l x 5.5"w Provenance: A Private Collection: Beachside Avenue, Westport, CT

Pair of Softstone Buddhist Lion Dogs, 5 3/8" x 2 3/8" x 2 3/8".

The center medallion decorated with a pair iron-red Buddhist lion chasing a flaming pearl painted in blue enamel, with four additional lions on the well, repeated on the exterior, the base inscribed w

The center medallion decorated with a pair iron-red Buddhist lion chasing a flaming pearl painted in blue enamel, with four additional lions on the well, repeated on the exterior, the base inscribed w

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. A charming pair of Buddhist foo lions or foo dogs (also "fu" lion or "fu" dog) carved from granite, each one