Tang Dynasty Joss Stick Holder in Mythical Form

Antique Chinese Tang dynasty red ware pottery Joss stick holder in the form of a mythical animal with pedestal type base. Traces of glaze, overall very good condition. Measures 5 3/4" x 3" In house US

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Famille Rose Guardian-Form Joss Stick Holders Qing Dynasty, 19th Century one example mounted as a lamp. Height of each figure 9 inches. Property from the Collection of Mar

Pair of Chinese Glazed Porcelain Buddhist Lion-Form Joss Stick Holders, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), modeled in mirror image seated on tall plinths with front paws resting on brocade ball or pup, h. 9 3/

Possibly Ming or Early Qing Dynasty The growling lion seated on a pedestal, with vasiform stick holder. H. 7 1/2 in. Provenance: Zeiser Collection, St. Louis, MO purchased from Donald Zeiser by curren

Late Qing Dynasty, each in a sancai glaze and on later custom wooden stands.    Dimensions: Each is 6" x 3" and 6" tall including the stand.    Provenance:

Chinese blue and white porcelain joss stick holder, Qing dynasty (19th/20th c.), bell form, painted with dragon and cloud motifs, 6.75"h x 3.5"dia

Chinese Export famille rose figure, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), likely a joss stick holder, gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, modeled as a maiden carrying a vase-form candle cup, dressed in rob

Chinese, possibly late Ming/Qing dynasty, each in the form of a caparisoned temple dog next to a figure, with sancai glaze, raised on a rectangular base, further raised on a carved hardwood base, heig

Chinese cast bronze joss stick holder, in the form of a crane on a tortoise. [10 inches high]. In good condition.

Chinese porcelain joss stick holders in the form of puppies. [5" H x 8" W x 3 1/4" D]. Overall good condition.

TWO CHINESE GLAZED SHIWAN POTTERY ITEMS, 19/20TH CENTURY. To include a pair of green glazed joss stick holders in the form of seated lions; Together with a narcissus bowl on three shallow feet decorat

Group of Six Chinese Buddhistic Lion Form Joss Stick Holders </ Unmarked. The largest 5 1/2 x 2 1/4 x 3 in. </

Group of four antique Chinese boy form joss stick holders, each in varying positions, one with painted mark to base; largest 6 1/4"

Group (4) Chinese hardstone carvings, 19th/20th c., possibly jade, incl. a bull-form joss stick holder on detached wood stand, a near pair of handled vessels, and a small archaistic censer and cover,

Chinese Carved Stone Double Ram Form Joss Stick Holder, 20th c., on a custom carved wooden base, with incised features, stone figure only: 6" high, 6 3/4" x 2 1/2". Good condition.

A grouping of three ceramic foo dogs to include a Kutani foo dog, a sancai-glazed foo dog joss stick holder, and a tang style foo dog joss stick holder. Tallest: 8-1/4in tall. Some chips.

Pair of Chinese Kangxi Period sancai glazed lion-form joss stick holders; each seated atop a pedestal base, one with a ball, the other with young; H: 8 1/4&#34; &#40;each, approx.&#41;

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain miniature garden seat-form joss stick holders. Each is 3-1/4in tall x approx. 3in diameter.

Pair of Chinese glazed lion-form joss stick holders; 18th-19th Century; H: 7&#34; &#40;each, approx.&#41;

PAIR OF SANCAI-GLAZED JOSS STICK HOLDERS QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY &#28165; &#32032;&#19977;&#24425;&#20315;&#29509;&#39321;&#25554;&#65288;&#19968;&#23565;&#65289; comprising a male Buddhist li

Chinese earthenware figural joss stick holder, Possibly Tang or Song, official surmounting a foo lion, coiled dragons to stem, 10"h x 4.5"w x 8"d

A FAHUA-DECORATED BISCUIT 'DIGNITARY' JOSS STICK HOLDER, QING DYNASTY China, 1644-1912. Well modeled, seated, the face with a serene expression, the ruyi-shaped shoes protruding from underneath the lo

Pair Chinese Export porcelain figures, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), likely joss stick holders, polychrome decorated female figures standing in mirror image, dressed in long robes and holding vases, on

A GOOD MIRROR PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE JOSS STICK HOLDERS, each cast in the form of a standing lady holding aloft a vase and standing on a lotus decorated plinth, 5.3in high.