Chinese Daoist Bronze Figure, poss.Wen Chang

Chinese bronze figure of a scholar or Wen Chang, the Taoist or Daoist diety of literature, depicted standing in headdress and robes and holding a scroll. Integral base with molded skirt. 10 7/8" H. Ac

Bronze Daoist figure from the Ming dynasty. The man is seated and has a dragon emblem on his robes. Dimensions are: 7 7/8 inches tall X 4 3/4 inches wide. All measurements are approximate Condition: I

Chinese Bronze Figure of the Moon Goddess Chang'e , probably Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), modeled wearing long robes and celestial scarf seated on a stool raised on a cylindrical ledge with pierced cash

Subject: Daoist Immortal / DeityType: SculptureMaterials: Gilt & polychromed bronzeMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: 19th century or earlierMaker: Qing / Ming DynastyDescription: A Qing or Ming D

A standing bronze figure of Daoist sage with ancient long robe, and tall hat standing on a four-leg stand. H 55 cm Provenance:Chinese Art from an Important Toronto Estate. The owner of this collection

ASIAN: Chinese bronze figure of a Daoist Immortal, Ming Dynasty or later, molded standing and gripping a sword handle (blade broken off and now missing), on a quadruped base with one leg missing, trac

A BRONZE FIGURE OF A DAOIST SCHOLAR-OFFICIAL, MING China, 17th century. The scholar seated on a throne, wearing Ming civil attire, resting his left hand on his thigh, and clutching his high belt with

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of Daoist immortal--He Xiangu, who is one of the eight Daoist immortals' patheon, and believed the only female character among the eight. The bronzei

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of the Daoist Lohan immortal, Lv Dongbing. With the mimicking tapestry and real hair attached as the moustache, the bronze is cast in the sense oflik

A Chinese Bronze Figure of a Daoist Divinity Ming Dynasty The standing bearded figure depicted in the attire of a military official. Height 9 inches. C

An antique Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) bronze figure of Fukurokuju, the Chinese Daoist god of Longevity or Shou Lao, standing with his robe draped over his elongated forehead, holding a walking

16-17th century A fine Chinese bronze figure Ming period 16-17 c . Measures 7" Tallpopular religious figure associated with the Lord of Literature (Wen Chang Dijun), was the tutelary spirit presiding

The figure is dressed as a scholar with one hand raised upwards, standing on a carved hardwood base in the manner of Ming lacquer ware. Remains of gilding on face and robe. H. 20cm (7 7/8 in.)

Chinese. The Daoist immortal point fighting to kick the bucket. Height 6 1/2". (800/1000)

A Gilt Lacquered Bronze Figure of a Daoist Immortal, Zhen Wu ming dynasty (1368-1644) the figure depicted seated with his left hand raised at front and the right hand placed on the right knee, dressed

China, Ming Dynasty, 15-16th Century Dimensions 12” (30 cm) H Seated with legs pendant on an oblong base and angled semi-circular throne, barefoot but wearing elaborate armour with lion heads at

(2) Painted Cast Bronze Standing Figures, late Ming Period, depicting Daoist Immortals, both attired in court hats, robes, and ruyi-toed shoes, standing atop footed and shaped base pedestals; the tall

*A STONE-EMBELLISHED GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF VAJRADHARA ALSO KNOWN AS DORJE CHANG TIBETO-CHINESE, POSSIBLY 19TH CENTURY Vajradhara is represented seated in dhyanasana on a double-lotus base with his han

Gilt and red lacquer on bronze. Seated figure of a Daoist / Taoist Immortal, with high court hat, triple strand beard, hands hidden beneath robe. No marks found. Approx. 8" H.

20th century; patinated bronze censer of Jin Chan toad and lid with figure of the Daoist monk Liu Haichan, 7 1/4 in. H.

Wah Ming Chang(1917-2003)"Rolling his Own, #7"Patinated bronze on wood plinthStamped to horse as if branded: WC; titled and signed to plinth underside in inkFigure: 4" H x 3.5" W x

CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE OF GUANYIN. 19 1/4 in or 49 cm high.

with foo dog 16 1/4" high overall, 14" high soldier 18th century or earlier

Qing Dynasty period or earlier. Cast in a meditative pose, seated with the hands in dhyana mudra, chest adorned with elaborate jewelry, face with peaceful expression, backed by a delicate backplate, s