Pair Chinese Fahua style lion censers

Pair Chinese Fahua style lion censers, Possibly 19th c., glazed in blue and purple, pierced nostrils and mouths, with removable heads, unmarked, 7"h x 6"l x 4"w

20th century, Fahua-style glazed ceramic foo lions, on separate matching glazed ceramic stands h. 24 w. 10 d. 15 in. (each) Provenance: Descended through the family of a celebrated psychologist and co

Pair Chinese fahua style vases, 4.9"Hx4.7"x2.7", 5.25"Hx4.7"x2.38"

A Pair of Chinese Fahua Style Porcelain Bottle Vases 20TH CENTURY each having a globular body, carved with water birds underneath lotus blossoms, picked out on a green ground. 22 height centimeters,8

Pair Chinese Sancai Buddhist lion censers, 19th/20th c., polychrome glazed, with removable heads with open mouths, 8.25"h x 8"l x 5.5"w Provenance: A Private Collection: Beachside Avenue, Westport, CT

Pair Chinese archaic style bronze censer in bird motif (damage), 17.8"H each

(pair) Chinese cloisonne enamel foo lion censers, in a standing pose, yellow enamel ground, approx 13.25"h, 13.5"l, 6.5"w, 13lbs total **Provenance: An important San Antonio estate** Start Price: $150

DESCRIPTION: Two matching censers, each fashioned with a ding ("ritual cauldron") design featuring curved handles flanking a rotund body adorned with textured I Ching hexagram designs and covered with

A Pair of Large Ming-Style Marble Buddhist Lions, Mid 20th Century建国初期 仿明汉白玉石狮一对The female lion with its left

Pair Chinese 19th/20th century export fahua style porcelain jars, 9.5"Hx8"dia each

(pair) Chinese famille rose porcelain foo lion censers/ incense burners, the female with paw on cub, and the male with paw on ball, rising on foliate and quatrefoil pierced pedestal, approx 12.25"h, 5

(pair) Chinese Sancai glazed ceramic foo lion censers/ incense burners, three-color glaze, central hole for incense, rising on pedestal bases, approx 7"h, 5"w, 4"d; 9lbs total Start Price: $90.00

Italian, 20th century. Pair of white Majolica Chinese style guardian lions, marked "Made it Italy". Seated on unattached matching stands fitted with brass adjustable lamps and shell form finials. Prov

A Pair of Chinese Jade and Serpentine Fu Lion Censers each raised above a conforming hardwood stand. Height of each 4 1/4 in., 10.8 cm. Property from a Chicago Collector

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

Pair of old, Chinese Qianlong-style, cloisonné enamel censers; each in the form of a recumbent deer, their front legs demurely crossed, decorated in multi-colored scrolled motifs on turquoise g

Pair of Large Chinese Ming Style Qilin Form Bronze Censers, with hinged head, open mouth and dragon form feet, Zhengde four-character mark on base, 17" high, 13 1/2" x 8". Good condition.

Collection of various Chinese ceramic animals, including: three sancai glazed Fo lions seated atop tall pedestals; colorful roof tile, depicting playful Fo lion and young, framed; pair Qianlong-style

Description: Pair of Chinese Cloisonne Square Censers, with Lion Shaped Lid, two Handles and Triple Lion Legs as feet. Marker on bottom. Size: H. 7 3/4 in. or 20 cm. W. 5 3/4 in. or 15 cm. Provenance:

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

Ming Style Guardian Lions and Roof Tile Figure, Likely 20th century Pair of small ceramic sancai Foo Lions in the Ming style, offered along with a molded and painted figure of a Chinese official likel

A Pair Of Gilt-Bronze Silver 'Lion' Censers. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:10cmx8cmx14cm

Pair of old Chinese Ming-Style blue and white porcelain Fo lions; each with six character mark to base; Provenance: Collection of Balthard Estates; H: 15" (each, approx.)

For your consideration are a pair of stunning Chinese porcelain lamps in the style of Wang Bing Rong. The porcelain bodies of these vases date to the late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) to the early Republi