CHINESE MING STYLE GLAZED EARTHENWARE FU-DOG

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A large, mold-made, ceramic "fu dog" shown here in a playful crouch. This item was made to grace the roof of a Ming dwelling - imagine seeing it pe

Pair of Chinese Ming Style Green Glazed Pottery Foo Dogs. China. {Approximate Height: 13 1/2 inches}.

Dimensions: 11-1/2" H x 7-3/4" W Chinese Ming Dynasty Period, Red & white glazed Fu dog motif porcelain vase. Potted in large, thick and tall, globular body, bulbous lower body, emerge six loops flank

Pair Chinese Ming-style sancai chair models, Possibly of the period (14th-15th c.), green and brown glazed earthenware, pottery models of horseshoe back chairs, made as funerary offerings, unmarked, 9

Horse and Fu Dog * (Largest 17 1/2" h x 23" w) Good

Song or Ming style, of bulbous form with deep circular lip, flared neck and foot, pale celadon glaze with incised chrysanthemum and foliate decoration, 15-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Color

MING STYLE PORCELAIN CHARGERChina, late 19th- early 20th century. Three color glaze of yellow, green and blue with incised decoration of symbols, flowers and fu dog. 14.5" diameter

(6) Ming style sancai glazed court attendants, Likely of the period (14th c.-17th c. CE), green, yellow and brown glazed earthenware, each depicted in robes, (2) with raised arm, (3) with arm over che

A Playful Pair Of Traditional Ceramic Chinese Sancai Style Drip Glaze Guardian Lions Or Foo/Fu Dogs Made Late 20th. Century - Reproductions Of An Ancient Sytle Of Statue Found In The Palaces And Templ

red, yellow and green glaze with Fu dogs and flowers in the Ming manner, Qing dynasty h. 24 cm (9 1/2 in.)

A Fine and Rare Large Green and Cream Glazed Stoneware Bodhisattva, China, Ming Dynasty, The bodhisattva is shown seated in rajalilasana on a rock ledge below a dragon and a fu-dog, all within a rocky

A GROUP OF SEVEN CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWLS AND BOXES, POSSIBLY SONG (960-1279) MING (1368-1644) AND QING (1644-1912) DYNASTIES, comprising a Southern Song Dynasty style white matte glaze footed

Monumental Chinese earthenware turquoise, aubergine and yellow glazed roof tile, late Ming or Early Qing, modeled as a scholar wearing a long-sleeved robe seated astride a Fu or Guardian Lion with a s

Chinese Sancai Pottery Lion Statue, 20th century. Tall well modeled pottery Ming style Lion/Dog on a rockery base in a sancai glaze. Offered along with a small sancai glazed hen and chicks statue, lik

A PAIR OF CHINESE MING STYLE GLAZED POTTERY FIGURES OF ATTENDANTS, each standing figure applied with green and ochre glazes, 9.25in high.

Patinated brass. Dimensions are: 12 inches tall X 7 7/8 inches wide X 2 1/8 inches deep; 30.5 cm tall X 20 cm wide X 5.4 cm deep. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Some casting flaws but no

An Early Chinese Ming style earthenware roof tile with polychrome glaze decoration. Depicts a warrior on horseback with a child. Later embossed metal base. Some wear, glaze loss and touchups. 14 1/2"

Ming-Style Glazed Pottery Roof TileChinese Ming-style glazed pottery roof tile; of an official in Mandarian dress atop a galloping horse (typical wear); H: 12"; lucite stand and base

Chinese Ming-style glazed ceramic vase with molded designs and handles; H 13 1/4" x D 6 1/2" (approx.)

Chinese Ming-style glazed porcelain figure of Guanyin seated with hands clasped together and a white dove at her side; together with moulded tripod censer with loose rings pending from dragon-like han

Chinese Ming-style glazed pottery jar; with moulded figural designs and faux rings; H: 10 1/2" (approx.)

A Chinese Ming style red glazed and blue and white porcelain plate H: 6.5cm W: 22.5cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in t

Chinese Ming style Fahua glazed pottery tripod censer with two upright, slightly flared handles, the turquoise ground body decorated with two five-clawed scaly dragons amidst cloud scrolls raised on t

Chinese yellow monochrome glazed shallow bowl, Ming dynasty style , the interior well and low sides incised with a sinuous dragon below a rich yellow glaze, the base bearing a six-character Hongzhi ma