Three Chinese verte biscuit groups of Liu Hai on the

A Chinese Bamboo Figural Group of Immortal Liu Hai and Three-Legged Toad 18TH/19TH CENTURY 清中期 竹雕劉海戯金蟾 organized vertically follow

CHINESE CARVED MUTTONFAT JADE FIGURE GROUPLiu Hai with a ruyi staff standing on a three-legged toad.Height 3”.

Chinese ,19th C,the body of elegant tapering baluster form, rising from a short foot with recessed base to rounded shoulders and a tall waisted neck with everted rim, finely and brightly enamelled aro

Lot of (3) Asian bronze items, to include: a 19th century Japanese finely cast bronze paperweight in the form of Chinese Liuhai with three legged frog, 2 1/4 inches High and 2 1/4 inches Wide. A Chi

Chinese Liu Hai and Jin Chan Vase 11.75''x3.75''. Unusual square baluster form porcelain vase with famille verte enameling. Depicts four different scenes of Liu Hai and Jin Chan (money frog) with gilt

AN UNUSUAL 19TH/20TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE CERAMIC GROUP OF THREE PEACHES, applied with green and blue glazes, 4.75in wide at widest point & 4.4in high.

Comprising two famille verte and gilt-decorated 'dragon' cups, 'Decorated in Hong Kong' mark in iron-red on the base, 4.3/4 in. (12.3) cm. wide, 2 in. (5 cm.) high; three famille verte and gilt-decora

A group of eleven Chinese porcelain table articlesComprising three celadon bottle vases, a pair of vases, a single vase, three Famille Verte plates and a pair of Export armorial plates.the tallest vas

DESCRIPTION: Chinese carved wood figure of Liu Hai walking and carrying the three-legged toad on the end of a rope with gold coins. Liu Hai is loosely clothed. MEASUREMENTS: 11-3/4" tall. CONDITION: M

Late 19th century, China. Group includes a pair of Rose Medallion vases applied with gilt foo dog handles and lizards at the shoulder decorated with panels of exotic birds and butterflies and court sc

A Chinese bamboo carving of "Liu Hai", dating from the Qing dynasty. Liu Hai, the Daoist transcendent immortal and the god of wealth, seen sitting and holding the three legged toad in his left hand an

(1662-1722), made of Ta Ch'ing kaolinic biscuit porcelain from the kilns at Ching-te-Chen in the province of Jiangxi, Liu Hai, the God of Wealth, holds a string of money in his hands and has a toad on

Three Chinese Enameled Porcelain Figures, a seated Fisherman and basket in Famille Verte Enamels over biscuit, a standing Immortal with a Sword and fly wisk, the clothing elaborately detailed with clo

DESCRIPTION: Chinese wood carving of Liu Hai and his golden toad. Liu Hai reclines holding the strand of gold coins used to retrieve the toad from the well, while the three-legged toad rests on his kn

Group of three Chinese ink and color paper scrolls, each depicting various landscapes, including: one after Liu Haisu, with calligraphy on top left; handscroll after He Haixia; together with other aft

Group of two Chinese scrolls, including: ink and color on paper figural scene after Liu Wenxi, signed, with seal marks; ink and color on silk of Immortals after Xue She, signed, with seal marks; toget

A Chinese famille rose statue of Liu Hai dating from the Republic period. He holds a string of coins in his right hand, and a three-legged toad reaches up for them from his feet. The bottom has a 7-ch

A group of three Chinese blue glazed pottery figures of standing beautiesWith impressed Liu Rongfa marks.height of tallest 10in (25.5cm)

A group of three Chinese blue glazed pottery figures of standing beautiesWith impressed Liu Rongfa marks.height of tallest 10in (25.5cm)

CHINESE POLYCHROME PORCELAIN FIGURE OF LIU HAIPlaying with a three-legged frog and a string of cash.Height 18.4".

Chinese famille-rose plaque, porcelain, depicting Liu Hai teasing the three-legged toad, signed Zeng Fuqing, 15" h x 10" w.

Bamboo China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911) Cylindrical brush pot Depiction of Liu Hai, the Taoist god of prosperity, shouldering a broom with his companion animal, a three legged, spotted toad Poem on the

The lidded box depicting the Daoist Immortal Liuhai seated on his three-legged toad in crushing waves, Qianlong mark, 18th century. 8" diameter.

Chinese. Group of four porcelain figurines in Famille rose, verte and jaune. Three single seated figures and one having a pair of long robed immortals. Unmarked. Approx. h. 6.5" (tallest).