Bronze Foo Lion with Ribbon Ball

A Two Section Sculpture of a Foo Lion and a Ball. Dimensions: Ball - 6" ⌀ ; Dog - 16" L ; 

20th cen, with lacquered wood base, measures 9"h 13"w

18/19th cen, one ear broke, measures 8" by 8"

DESCRIPTION: Sancai hexagonal handled vase featuring an overall yellow glaze with green, blue, and brown accents and decorated with guardian lion ("foo dog"), ribbon, flame, and embroidered ball motif

Pair of Chinese Famille Vert Porcelain Seated Foo Lions, he resting his paw on a ribbon ball, she with a baby beside her forepaw, [H 7 1/2" x L 5" x W 3 1/4"], few minor rim chips and hairline cracks

Chinese bronze sculpture depicting a foo dog with ball. Measures 24" (61cm) length.

19th;Bronze Foo Lion or Dog on original carved stand having left paw raised on ball,other foo lion sitting on rocky.Measures：(Qilin 7 x 5 .6 x 3.7cm)(foo lion bronze is 9.5cm by 7cm by 3.5cm)

In leaping position, anchored on a ball on square pedestal. H: 28 1/4 in.

Pair Chinese Turquoise Glazed Porcelain Foo Lions, he with his paw resting on a ribbon ball, she with her paw resting on a baby, [H 12" x W 5" x D 3"], each in overall good condition, with minor glaze

18th or early 19th century with baluster from with over-all high relief floral paatern intersperced with Foo Lions, domed lid with matching floral and full relief rampant Foo Lion on ball, base with s

This is a very interesting Japanese cast bronze sculpture, possibly used as a censer (container for burning incense). Incense could be burnt either in the mouth of the Foo lion, or inside of the ball

ASIAN: Chinese bronze censor on stand, 20th C., gilded accents, foo lion finial on reticulated dome cover with four masques, base with dragons in high relief chasing ball, two foo lion flanking handle

DESCRIPTION: Two vases featuring blue and white guardian lion (foo dog), flame, cloud, embroidered ball, and ribbon motifs. Each vase was converted to and from a lamp base. Unmarked. CIRCA: 20th Centu

Large Chinese bulbous blue vase with iron red depiction of (3) foo lions playing with balls and surrounding by ribbons. With a Daoguang mark to the underside. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions:

Bronze Chinese Foo Dog Candlesticks. The lions are usually depicted in pairs. When used as statuary the pair would consist of a male leaning his paw upon an embroidered ball (in imperial contexts, rep

Finley-casted bronze foo dog, the open mouth carrying a long ribbon, the front left paw on a hollowed ball, the body incised with curly fur and flower motifs in low relief, with detachable tail. 5.2in

DESCRIPTION: Bronze tripod censer decorated with dragon form handles flanked on either side by a pair of guardian lions ("foo dogs") playing with an open-work embroidered ball. Legs are topped with a

Lot includes 2 foo dogs. Each appears to be brass, possibly gilt bronze. Temple lions are each gold tone. One depicted with paw on ball, one depicted with paw on baby. Each measures approx 3.5 inches

Chinese bronze incense burner vessel having figural foo lion handles. Bottom holds impressed six character calligraphy Xuande Ming Dynasty reign mark. Measures approx. 3" height x 7" width (7.6cm x 17

Japanese bronze foo lion brazier. H:8.75in(22.2cm) W:12.25in(31.1cm)

Large burner / censer comes with stand, is decorated with silver and possibly copper highlights. Measures approximately 5.25" x 14" x 4.75"

Pair Chinese Bronze Foo Lion Figures 7''x5'' Each. True opposing pair with intricate carved detailing. One is missing bell at center. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Large bronze foo lion with mounted Buddha figure, likely Tibetan or Nepalese, comprised of four assemblage pieces: (1) helmeted lion with inlaid eyes in a standing pose; (1) lotus palanquin; (1) seate

20th Century, Pair, Bronze Foo Lion Motif Accent Lamps. Dark brown patina, the figures fully standing, on molded pedestal bases with four bracket feet. Black pasteboard rectangular shades. 13" H, 8" W