Two Chinese Jade Carved Dogs

Two pieces total to include 1) Pair celadon jade recumbent foo dogs with smoke, 1" x 2". 2) Russet jade recumbent foo dog, .75" h. x 2.5".

Finely carved dog and buffalo. Qing dynasty. 2 1/4".

TWO CHINESE CARVED JADE RINGS AND A SPINACH JADE PENDANT. Comprising: two pale jade rings, one carved with a figure of an immortal, the other with a lion dog and a beast, and a spinach jade pendant of

Chinese, Qing dynasty, 19th century, including a yellowish jade carved dog and a white jade carved cat. L. 4.9 cm (1 7/8 in.) and smaller.

19th century Chinese jade carving depicting two dogs. Carved of pale celadon jade. With lovely pierced work and very pale russet inclusions.Height: 1 1/4 in x width: 2 1/2 in x depth: 1 1/2 in.

Qing-A White Jade Carved ‘Two Fu Dogs’ 41 X 34 X 19 mm 清-白玉雕少獅太獅 Provenance 來源：舊金山灣

A GOOD CHINESE CARVED JADE FIGURE OF TWO FOO DOGS, 6.5cm high, the base 5.5cm x 6.5cm.

A CHINESE CARVED JADE FIGURE OF TWO LION DOGS, the dogs playing upon wooded outcrops, upon a carved hardwood base, 16cm high x 8cm wide.

Carved spinach jade Chinese foo dog on a fitted base. Two pieces, the vase pulls out. Good condition with some minor chips and wear consistent with age. The jade is 6.75" L x 6.75" H x 2.75" W. Examin

One carved as a boy and a dog around a pomegranate fruit issuing from a gnarled stem with lingzhi, the other as a recumbent beast clutching a beribboned ball. Approx. 2.7-1.7-1.1 inch (larger).

Chinese Carved Jade Sculpture, depicting two recumbent dogs, in mottled celadon stone, set on a fitted carved wooden stand, jade only: 1 1/4" high, 3 1/4" x 2". Good condition.

Two Chinese Ming Dynasty jade bangles: one of celadon and deep green-black coloration, carved in light relief with various animals, including a horse and a dog; the other of pale celadon with dark bro

Including a porcelain snuff bottle, a jade thumb ring, two jade/stone carved dogs, two nuts, a brass covered jar bottom with a seal mark and a brass cup bottom marked a character, with a wood display

DESCRIPTION: Two mirrored jade guardian lions ("foo dogs") each carved with a hollow mouth, curls in its mane and tail, and four toes on each foot. Each lion is mounted on a carved, wooden, four-foote

Chinese carved jade Archaistic censer, Qing Dynasty, bowl set with two s-form handles, circular lid with raised grip, all carved with archaic symbols and taotie in relief, resting on tripod foo dog ma

Chinese jade and agate carved scholar's objects, 19th/20th c., jade incl. a foo dog seal, lotus brush wash, and a brush rest, agate incl. two floral brush washes, one with carved frog, each unmarked,

Eight Jadeite Jade Chinese Zodiac Pendants. Including a monkey, a tiger, a snake, a rabbit, a rat, a goat and two dog carved and pierced jadeite jade pendants. {Gross Weight: 29.6 dwts}

An antique Chinese hand-carved white jade figure. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. The piece represents two children playing with a dog. Fine detail work. Placed on a matched lacquered wood stand. Coll

Chinese russet jade brush rest, carved as a boy resting with his two dogs, the semi-translucent stone with russet inclusions highlighting the facial features of the boy and the two dogs, 2.875"l.

The late 20th century Chinese carved spinach green jade censer with lion dog finial, two pair of figural handles with carved loose rings, the body with a dragon in bas relief, wood stand with wire inl

Large collection of Chinese Jade and Agate carvings. Comprising one jadeite dog; two jade seals; one incised 'longevity symbol' jade belt buckle; three carved jade boys, each fitted in a hardwood stan

Group of four carved jade pieces, including two seals, a cicada and a dog with its young. 2.8*1.4*0.95inch (largest).

impressed archaic style seal to base, trefoil form, two foo dog mask handles, with pierced wood lid with jade finial, 2-1/4 x 6-1/2 x 4 in. (height including lid 4-3/4 in.); with fitted carved wood st

Overall in light white to celadon tone. Both carved in high relief openwork style with florals and vines to one side in the Yuan to Ming manner. 18-19th C or earlier. Probably part of the same scepter