Chinese Ming Style Daoist Immortal Wood Figure

Chinese Ming Style Daoist Immortal Wood Figure Protective guardian seated on a wood bench, draped in a robe with floral and dragon details, hands resting on thighs, exposed belly depicting the karana

Pair of antique Chinese carved wood figural lamps, Daoist immortal style figures with glass eyes that have been later mounted onto lamp bases, 21" figures, 37" overall lamp height size

Antique Chinese Ming-style polychrome and parcel-gilt carved wood figure; of a seated official; wearing long flowing robes and a wide brimmed hat; H: 9" (approx.); mounted to wood base

Large Chinese Ming-style polychrome wood figure of Guanyin; wearing colorful robes and elaborate headdress; her hands gesturing and holding bottle vase; seated atop a lion on a rectangular base; H: 31

Large Chinese Ming-style polychrome wood figure of Guanyin; wearing colorful robes and elaborate headdress; her hands gesturing and holding bottle vase; seated atop a lion on a rectangular base; H: 31

Fine & Rare Chinese Daoist Ming Dynasty Carved Wood Seated Figure with elongated fingers, all covered in Gold & Lacquer, the surfaces with "Lacquer Bursts". A few small age related shrinkage lines, sp

Antique Chinese Ming-style carved and parcel-gilt wood figure; depicting Guanyin seated in a position of ease, with baby Buddha on knee; cradled within a rockery grotto, with a flowering vase to one s

Antique Chinese Ming-style, carved and polychromed wood temple figure; of a Bodhisattva seated in a position of ease, with one hand resting on a knee, a simple floral headdress to the knotted hair; Pr

one partially painted in red and gilt Each approximately: 9 1/4 x 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 in. (23.5 x 11.4 x 6.4 cm.)

Subject: Daoist Immortal / DeityType: SculptureMaterials: Gilt & polychromed bronzeMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: 19th century or earlierMaker: Qing / Ming DynastyDescription: A Qing or Ming D

A PAIR OF CHINESE MING DYNASTY STYLE PARCEL GILT POLYCHROME CARVED WOOD STANDING COURT FIGURES, PROBABLY LATE MING (1368-1644)/EARLY QING (1644-1912) DYNASTY, one with a square form hairdo and the oth

The figure is dressed as a scholar with one hand raised upwards, standing on a carved hardwood base in the manner of Ming lacquer ware. Remains of gilding on face and robe. H. 20cm (7 7/8 in.)

Two (2) Chinese Circa 18th Century Qing Dynasty Daoist/Taoist Gilt Lacquered Wood Immortal Temple Figures. Each Figure In Flowing Decorated Robes. Detachable Heads. Unsigned. Measures 44" H.

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of Daoist immortal--He Xiangu, who is one of the eight Daoist immortals' patheon, and believed the only female character among the eight. The bronzei

Chinese Painted, Gilt Wood Figure of Liu Hai Chinese, 19th Century. The Daoist Immortal with an exaggerated hairless head, his features exhibit his pleasure, in a long black coat, cautiously standing

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of the Daoist Lohan immortal, Lv Dongbing. With the mimicking tapestry and real hair attached as the moustache, the bronze is cast in the sense oflik

Featuring Chinese Ming Style Pottery Of An Immortal Roof Tile, Fish Form Censor And Horse Figure. The Immortal Roof Tile Measures 14" Tall And 9.5" Wide, Several Chips And Missing Piece. Together With

Chinese Polychrome Carved Wood Figure of a Daoist Immortal - 17th - 18th century. A wooden carving of a seated and robed figure. Traces of fine polychrome decoration adore the figure with florals and

明代 钟馗章连座 Chinese Ming style bronze seal; the flatten square seal face surmounted by a standing Zhong Kui figure; the custom-made wood stand is included

ASIAN: Chinese bronze figure of a Daoist Immortal, Ming Dynasty or later, molded standing and gripping a sword handle (blade broken off and now missing), on a quadruped base with one leg missing, trac

China, 16th-17th century. Each finely carved seated with the hands clasped in front shrouded by wide sleeves, wearing long flowing robes, dressed in official’s caps with beaded decoration and l

Antique Chinese gilt-lacquered wood figure of a seated Daoist Immortal; displaying delicately rendered features, with hair arranged in a tripartite topknot flanked by two thin braids, with ruyi-motif

(2) Painted Cast Bronze Standing Figures, late Ming Period, depicting Daoist Immortals, both attired in court hats, robes, and ruyi-toed shoes, standing atop footed and shaped base pedestals; the tall

Chinese Ming style bronze foo dog censer, 20th c., hinged head, mounted as a lamp on wood base, 24"h x 9"w x 6.5"d (total), 13.5"h (figure only)