Glazed Foo Dog Head Chinese Lid. Open mouth. Ungl

Glazed Foo Dog Head Chinese Lid. Open mouth. Unglazed lip base; probably is a lid. -- Dimensions: H: 3.5 inches: W: 3.5 inches: D: 4 inches ---

Buddhist lion figures in porcelain with famille verte enamels, the heads as lids and molded so that the fragrant smoke issues from the open mouths when in use. Each approx. 8" H. x 6" W x 8" L.

A pair of crouching foo dog porcelain sculptures, detailed with bulging eyes, open mouth and raised sprirals on head, the beasts glazed in yellow, green, brown, blue and purple colors. Approx. 14.5inc

The crouching beasts with front paws extending out, the bulging eyes beneath scrolling brows, leaf-shaped ears and pair of upright horns, the open mouth holding large coins, the body modeled with scro

Pair Chinese Susancai Glazed Porcelain Foo Dogs: Potted in Susancai Glaze As Pair Foo Dogs With Open Mouths in Seated Position On Top Of Square Shaped Plinths; Size: H: 6-3/8" (16.2cm) Each

A pair of colorful, large Sancai glazed Foo Dogs, 19th Century. Each dog, with mouth wide open, is perched on a high rectangular platform. The male dog faces to his left, with a ball, and the female f

dog in seated position with paw resting on ball, open mouth with tassel, large flowing tale, tightly curled fur, originally a lid, 7-3/4 x 7 in. Provenance: Charles M. Blackmon Collection, South Carol

handcrafted and blue glazed ceramic figurines of Chinese cultural art. Each depicts the legendary and mythological temple palace tomb guardian hound dogs in standing poses with open mouth and baring f

Chinese Celadon Glazed Foo Dog Porcelain figural censer / jar. Head acts as lid. 1.7lb. Measures Approx., 6 in. height x 4.75 x 3.25 inches

Ming style bronze foo dog censer with fine detail, the head opens on a hinge at neck. When closed, smoke emerges from the open mouth. No marks found. approx. 8 1/2" x 8" x 6".Provenance: Estate of Cay

Hand crafted and painted ceramic sculptures of Chinese cultural art. Each features the legendary and mythological temple palace guardian with open mouth in seated poses. Glazed finish to each. Unsigne

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The removable head with open mouth from which smoke and scent emanate Dimensions: Height: 6 1/4 in.

An undated archaistic bronze incense burner in the form of a Foo Dog lion seated on hindquarters, right paw raised; head attached to body by hinge in the form of a pendant on collar, open mouth expres

Each iron-red glazed foo dog crouching on a rectangular base, the large head with open jaws, large eyes and curled mane, the male with a brocade ball under his right paw and the female with a small cu

CHINA, QING DYNASTYChinese carved celadon and russet jade hardstone foo dog figure amulet. The incised work on this piece is excellent as is the leathery surface. It has an open mouth and head is rest

Modeled as a pair of foo dogs crouching on stand in salt glaze, each detailed with bulging eyes, bushy brows and open mouth, one of the front paws carrying a ball. Approx. 13.5-7-5 inch (larger).

Foo Dog Guardian Figures Chinese, late 19th/early 20th century, each seated figure with open mouth, gilt head, phoenix and dragon decoration on blue ground, rectangular bases with gilt highlights, 20

Two Champlevé Foo Dog-Lion Censers: Male with Paw on Ball Illustrating Supremacy & Yang (Masculine). Open Mouth Represents Sound "OM". Chinese refer to them as Lions-never Dogs. Vented Lids. Fired Bi

cobalt blue glaze, a playful fu lion or foo dog sculpture raised up on his hind legs and his front legs rest on the ground under his head, mouth open and intense eyes. Length 13 in. The Lifelong Colle

Pair, Chinese carved calcite foo dogs, each depicted in classic pose with mouth open and head gazing to the side, rising on an ebonized carved base, overall 9"h, sculpture 7"h

An undated archaistic silver coloured metal incense burner with openwork lid decorated with repeating floral pattern, to the top a Foo Dog lion with head turned to the left, long band in mouth and lef

DESCRIPTION: Famille verte porcelain sculpture depicting two Buddhist lions ("foo dogs") flanking a lidded censer. Lion on left has a playful cub on her head and censer lid features an open-work embro

The bronze censer molded in foo dog form with four paw form feet, the lid cast in beast head form with openwork mouth, with seal mark on the bottom. Approx. 5.8-5.2 inch.

A pair of Chinese Chinoiserie manner patinated bronze sculpted book ends. Each ware is decorated with a figurine of a Foo dog or a Chinese guardian lion with an open mouth, engraved with detailed patt