*2 PAIR OF CHINESE CERAMIC SCULPTURES

2 Chinese ceramic sculptures. 1) Fisherman holding his catch. Marked on underside. 16.5in high. 2) Figure holding a mallet seated on 3 kegs or bails. 12.75in high.

Two pairs of Chinese mounted warriors in polychrome ceramic on wood bases circa 1900. Ht: 16" Width: 15" Depth: 5" (larger pair) Ht: 12" Width: 12" Depth: 4" (smaller pair)

Pair of antique Chinese ceramic water buffalo sculptures. Each buffalo is a mirror of the other; they are depicted laying down with their heads angled up.(Each) Height: 4 in x width: 8 in x depth: 6 1

DESCRIPTION: Ceramic sculpture depicting two scholars: one tall and capped and holding an open book, one short and bald and holding a closed book at his side. Includes carved wooden stand finished wit

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of chinese blue & white ceramic garden stools, decorated with hand-painted foliage and floral motifs, and further embellished with a phoenix bird and a dragon. CIRCA: 20th C

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of vintage Chinese enamel ceramic Foo Dog Lions. Designed inthe form of foo dog lions, each in a mirrored format with open jaws. Symbolic of the Chinese concept of yin and y

A striking pair of vintage Chinese ceramic guardian lion foo dog sculptures, produced in a vivid color palette that mimics Wucai or Five Colors design of Chinese porcelain in traditional Jiao Zhi styl

Pair Chinese Ceramic Foo Dogs, Blue & White Decoration, 17"h x 6 1/2"Base

(pair) Chinese ceramic elephant garden stools, having polychrome glaze, open work detail along rectangular top, molded caparison with tassels, standing on shaped base, wear and loss to feet, approx 21

(lot of 2) Julie Burt Hawthorne, 20th century, pair of painted ceramic sculptures, each having a figural form, with abstract geometric decoration, signed on lower backs, in four parts, each 52"h x 16"

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

Condition: Some minor chips to the edges and other wear consistent with age and use. Each with drilled hole to underside. Does not include saucers or under trays. each 11 1/2 inches diameter; 6 1/2 in

mounted as table lamps, on square acrylic bases each figure: 26 1/4 inches high; 43 1/2 inches high including base and finial

(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 tall Chinese ceramic vases. 28 1/2" Ht..

8 1/2" high jars with yellow ground and overall flower and leaf pattern, with stands and carved lids

Condition: with loss to enamel on most animal figures; possibly drilled for lamps; one having repair throughout entire body each: 8 1/2 inches approximate width; 16 1/2 inches high

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Chinese foo dogs sculptures displaying the foo dog figures atop of open pierced balls in a dark brown finish. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: H: 18.5" W: 15" Have a

Four glazed ceramic sculptures: pair of foo lions with cubs and pair of Famille Verte pheasants, 20th c.; Unmarked; Foo lions: 15" x 15" x 10"

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of antique chinese yellow ground famille rose ceramic vases crafted with a bulbous form with long neck and a garlic mouth, decorated with a bird and blossom flower designs.

Pair of Chinese ceramic celadon glazed bowls with incised floral designs; overall good condition; H 2 1/2" x D 7 1/2" (approx.)

Pair antique Chinese ceramic glazed roof tiles, each of figural form; as-is condition with chips, repairs, losses and other flaws; largest H 12 1/2"Provenance: Estate of Roy and Ilse Byrnes, San Juan

A Pair of Chinese Glazed Ceramic Guardian Lions 19th/20th Century together with a pair of Italian ceramic pedestals. Height of lions 22 1/2 x width 12 x depth 16 inches. Property of a Palm Beach Colle

Pair of Chinese Shiwan Ceramic Duck Figures. 20th century. With well-defined feathers, beaks and tongues. The eyes glazed, the interior with the artist mart "Xi Cheng". Xi Cheng had inherited Shiwan p