Chinese Stone Fu Temple Lion

Pair of Chinese stone fu-lions, each standing on a rectangular plinth, one with a cub and the other with a brocade ball, 15.5"h; Provenance: Estate of Reynold Tom of Oakland, CA

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. A charming pair of Buddhist foo lions or foo dogs (also "fu" lion or "fu" dog) carved from granite, each one

Chinese Fu Dragon Dogs, Made in China, glazed a muted saffron , further hand painted with Asian Ceremonial garb in a color palette of violet, blue, green and rust. One dog has paw on ball, one on pup.

A Pair of Chinese Carved Stone Temple Lions 20th Century Height 19 1/2 x width of base 8 x depth 11 1/4 inches.

Pair of Chinese Export Black Stone Temple Foo-lions. Intricately carved with fine details. 9 1/4"h x 5 1/2"L x 4 1/4" w.

Chinese Carved Bookends Soap Stone Fu Dog Foo Lion Chop Paper Weight Lot of 2 Approximately 4 x 2 1/16 x 7 inches tall.

Chinese stone stele, surmounted with a seated fu-lion above a column carved with rows of Buddha in niches, the back with an inscription, 38.5"h

Three Chinese gilt items: pair of carved stone temple Fo lions; together with a shallow bronze basin with floral design; D: 10 1/4" (bowl)

East Asia, China, Ming to Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful hand-carved stone panel of a fu lion, or "foo dog" in low relief upon an integral stone plinth with a scalloped e

(lot of 11) Two shelves of Asian figures: two stone heads of Buddha; one head of a guardian deity; one stone fu-lion, one frog and one reclining child; one clay figure of an Han style entertainer; thr

comprising a pottery bird, a carved jade or jadeite covered urn, a black stone fu lion and a soapstone fu lion. Chips, repairs to black fu lion, chips, losses to bird, dings to stone fu lion. Largest:

Chinese, of varying sizes and colours, including five with dragon finials, two with fu lion finials, one with landscape carving, and a pale brown/beige belt hook. H. 9.5 cm (3.75 in.)

(lot of 2) Chinese stone garden seat, of drum form carved with fu-lions in relief, 16.5"h

Large Pair of Carved Stone Foo Dogs / Temple Lions, Chinese,18th c., temple guardians, carved in traditional pose, a very large and heavy pair. Beijing. Each 28"x12"x35". Chinese guardian lions, known

Five Chinese Carved Stone Articles comprising a pair of elephants, an agate fu lion, a soapstone squirrel and grape group, and an agate dog, each with fitted wood stand. Height of tallest 4 1/2 in., 1

**Originally Listed At $4000** East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A beautiful hand-carved stone panel made from a massive piece of granite featuring symbolic fu lions! The front side

Chinese soapstone seal, the mottled red stone carved with a fu-lion and a recumbent horse above a rectangular plinth bearing the name 'Changshuo', base carved with four characters, 5.25"h

A Chinese carved Shoushan stone seal Surmounted with a pair of temple lions and worked with calligraphic text. 8.5 cm high. Provenance: From The Late Harry Lakin Collection of Lakin & Poole.

Chinese soapstone figural carving, executed in green, orange, and russet stone, depicting four Fu lions playing with a pierced ball amidst ribbons containing a free floating green stone, the whole res

Five Chinese Tiger’s Eye Stone Figures comprising a pair of figures of fu lions, and three figures of female immortals. Height of tallest 5 3/4 in., 14.5 cm. Property from the Estate of Daniel A

A Chinese Carved Duan Stone Brush Rest in the form of a mountain, carved to one side showing two fu lions, the reverse with three pagodas with figures, all raised on a reticulated stand. Length 8 1/4

Pair of Chinese carved stone foo dogs, late 20th century, modeled as the temple guardian lions with ball or pup. [9" H x 6" W x 4" D]. Light wear; chips to edges.

Made of "Shoushan" ( 寿山石 ) stone carved in the shape of a seal. In the upper part, there is a Fu lion carved in great detail on a rectangular base with decoration made in bas-relief. Ar

Four Chinese Fu Lions, comprising, a carved wood Fu lion with his foot resting on a ball, having red pigment and retaining vestiges of gold pigment, a pair of black stone carved examples in crouching