Soapstone of Mr. Guan.

Chinese Soapstone Guan Yin with Zitan Head & feet with various gilt bronze metal applique plaques of dragons indicating designs of an imperial robe; height: 12 inches

DESCRIPTION: Antique open-work soapstone sculpture depicting Guan Yin in seated on a rocky outcrop in the benevolent posture with her right foot resting on a lotus and her left hand holding a set of B

Chinese Soapstone Guan Yin on Wood Stand

DESCRIPTION: Carved soapstone sculpture depicting Guan Yin bearing an effect in her hands at her right while wearing robes and standing atop rolling waves. Figure is mounted on a carved wood base surm

Including carved soapstone Guan Yin, approx. 11 1/2" H; carved stone Bodhisattva, approx. 10" H; carved stone birds on perches, approx. 11" H; carved stone horses on wood stands, approx. 4 1/4" x 6" w

(14) Asian pieces:  Chinese opium lamp with blue enamel and calligraphy, pair of soapstone bookends, soapstone Guan Yin, hardstone Guan Yin with chip to top, 9 Amita style damascene place card ho

Including carved soapstone figures and scenes, floral and bird soapstone carving, Guan Yin soapstone carving, and carved happy man. Largest approx. 14 1/2" H. As is.

H.11 cm. Weight.171 gram.

20th Century, carved temple pagoda and standing Guan Yin both on carved handsome bases, largest height 16.5 inches, diameter 4.5 inches, light surface scratches, edge chips, see photos for condition.

A Chinese soapstone carving of Guan Yin and Foo dog on fitted wooden base. Guan Yin holding a scroll and robe has clouds and designs etched in. Height: 8 1/2" (stone) 9 1/4" (with base) Qing Dynasty

A Chinese Carved Soapstone Figure of Guan Yin. Bearing a four-character inscription on verso, with a carved wood base Soapstone height: 5.25"

DESCRIPTION: Hand carved soapstone figurine features Guan Yin in a classic pose in a light green stone. The figure stands on a purple soapstone base equally carved. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: China DIMEN

Chinese Soapstone Carvings, Emperor And Guan Yin Figures C. 1940, H 9.7'' 2 pcs Carved from large pieces of soapstone: figure of Emperor holding scroll in light brown stone. Also figure of Guan Yin fe

Inuit Carved Soapstone Group of Sea Lions Signed Mr. Henry. Measures 17 inches L x 2 H x 1.5 W.

A quantity of Oriental carved soapstone figures to include Guan Yin, sage / elder figures, scholars, etc. Largest approx. 9 1/2" high (9)

A Collection of Chinese Carved Stone Decorative Items. Including a tiger's eye covered urn, a tiger's eye figure of Guan Yin, a soapstone seal, a jade Buddha, and a carved hardstone dragon plaque. Tog

DESCRIPTION: Soapstone sculptures depicting each Sanxing member (Fu, Lu, and Shou), Guan Yin, and a fifth deity figure all mounted on an open-work, carved soapstone base fitted for each figure. Each p

This is a beautifully carved Guan Yin entirely in soapstone. She is holding a round fan. The base appears to be part of the same carving and is dyed in a wood color. Size is approx. 12"

Chinese Carved Sculpture of Guan-yin Estate Chinese soapstone carving Kuan Yin Dimension: statue height 12.25" Pale green soapstone Date: early 20th century Good estate condition, no breaks or chips P

DESCRIPTION: A Collection of 11 Chinese carved soapstone figurines. Including buddha heads, Guan Yin figure and wisemen. CIRCA: Early to Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: Smallest H. 2.7

Monumental Chinese sculpture of finely carved soapstone and applied agate, depicting a mountainous landscape with the Juyong Guan entrance to the Great Wall, along with guard towers and pagodas in the

Guan ware blue and white iron-red glazed bowl. Qing, Dao Guang six-character mark, Circa 19th C. PROVENANCE: Property from a New York collector Mr. Jayden Anthony; his collection offered at this aucti

A GUAN TYPE VASE QIANLONG MARK AND PERIOD. Dimensions: 8 1/4 x 7 in. Provenance: From the collection of Charles George(1898-1983). Manager of Sir Victor Sassoon's Empire in China, Mr Charles George an

Landscape Painting on Paper, Hand Painted by Guan Tong. Provenance: We are very honored to have the consignment from Mr. Ken J. White, whose father was the nephew of Thaddeus C. White, husband of Prin