Xiang Wenyan(1826-1906) Liu Hai & The Three-Legged Toad

Bell shape vase supported on Liuhai's three legged toad, 17-18th C. H. 9cm (3 1/2 in.)

A Chinese Bamboo Figural Group of Immortal Liu Hai and Three-Legged Toad 18TH/19TH CENTURY 清中期 竹雕劉海戯金蟾 organized vertically follow

Chinese famille-rose plaque, porcelain, depicting Liu Hai teasing the three-legged toad, signed Zeng Fuqing, 15" h x 10" w.

Chinese bamboo wrist rest, the segment carved with Liu Hai playing with his three-legged toad in relief within a contoured edge, 10"l

Chinese celadon jade toggle, carved in relief to depict Liu Hai and his three-legged money toad, 2.25"h.

DESCRIPTION: Wucai porcelain urn featuring four scenes of Liu Hai playing with a three-legged toad using a string of coins. Further decorated with four scenes of floral, foliage, bird, and insect moti

The lidded box depicting the Daoist Immortal Liuhai seated on his three-legged toad in crushing waves, Qianlong mark, 18th century. 8" diameter.

DESCRIPTION: Chinese carved wood figure of Liu Hai walking and carrying the three-legged toad on the end of a rope with gold coins. Liu Hai is loosely clothed. MEASUREMENTS: 11-3/4" tall. CONDITION: M

Blue and white porcelain figure of Liu-hai and toad, We Hong Tai mark from the late 19th - early 20th Century . Liu-hai looks happily down at the three legged toad upon which he sits. He holds a coin

20th century AD. A rectangular paper panel on a fabric backing with wooden roller; painted scene depicting Hai Liu seated on the three-legged toad in a landscape with flowers, holding up on of the gol

Carved as Liu Hai with left leg standing on a three-legged toad, the figure portrayed joyfully looking downwards, his right hand holding a coin and left hand resting on an implement on the toad mouth,

Each bronze censer shows the figure of Liu Hai as a finial, seated atop the golden three-legged toad censer, with Skinner stickers. Each Liu Hai figure approx. 4 3/4 by 2 1/2 in., 12.1 by 6.3 cm; Cens

DESCRIPTION: Chinese wood carving of Liu Hai and his golden toad. Liu Hai reclines holding the strand of gold coins used to retrieve the toad from the well, while the three-legged toad rests on his kn

A Chinese bamboo carving of "Liu Hai", dating from the Qing dynasty. Liu Hai, the Daoist transcendent immortal and the god of wealth, seen sitting and holding the three legged toad in his left hand an

A Chinese famille rose statue of Liu Hai dating from the Republic period. He holds a string of coins in his right hand, and a three-legged toad reaches up for them from his feet. The bottom has a 7-ch

CHINESE CARVED MUTTONFAT JADE FIGURE GROUPLiu Hai with a ruyi staff standing on a three-legged toad.Height 3”.

Bamboo China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911) Cylindrical brush pot Depiction of Liu Hai, the Taoist god of prosperity, shouldering a broom with his companion animal, a three legged, spotted toad Poem on the

Jade Water Coupe. China. 19th century. Grey Green stone with russet fissures. Carving of Liu Hai's three-legged frog. 3-3/4" x 2-1/2".

Lot of (3) Asian bronze items, to include: a 19th century Japanese finely cast bronze paperweight in the form of Chinese Liuhai with three legged frog, 2 1/4 inches High and 2 1/4 inches Wide. A Chi

Chinese Qing Dynasty Chloromelanite Dark Green Jadeite well carved as Liu Hai's 3 legged Money Toad, with a small Crab holding water weeds in his claws riding on the toad's back. Length 5 3/4 inches (

CHINESE POLYCHROME PORCELAIN FIGURE OF LIU HAIPlaying with a three-legged frog and a string of cash.Height 18.4".

2 Fine Antique Chinese Hunag Yang Wood Carvings; an aesthetic on a rockwork base; together with a well defined carving of Liu Hai and his 3-legged money toad. Age related small shrinkage and short cra

Good Chinese Suchow Carved Agate Liuhai Snuff with his 3 legged toad, the coins and a lotus leaf carved from a darker area of the agate; well hollowed; good jadeite top. Good condition. Height with to

Two Carved Agate Archer's Rings The first is ring of a translucent quality carved to the russet skin side to depict Liuhai and his tree-legged money toad; the second ring is also of a translucent qual