Antique Foo Dogs

A striking pair of Chinese blue and white painted chargers, each featuring beautifully stylized foo dogs and delicate scalloped rims. The hand painted decoration is bold and expressi...

We here at Lynx Hollow Antiques absolutely love decorating with religious antiques, from all areas of the world and all religions, including Thai Buddha Heads, Bali Balinese figural ...

Also known as shizi or foo dogs, fu lions are believed to be benevolent protectors against evil spirits and misfortune.

The places on the castings where one would not normally polish ( eg. the underside, the back and neck area) are fairly rough to the touch in keeping with their age These are a su...

Believed to have originally come from Liberty C1900. Decorated with Foo dogs, trees and plants. No loose joints and no woodworm.

Dating from the early 20th century, these statuesque crackle glaze vases also feature a fantastical relief design of foo dogs and other traditional chinese characters on their upper ...

The "guardians" in the form of Foo dogs bring a feeling of importance to this gorgeous piece and are believed to possess protective and auspicious qualities.

Several stylized Chinese lions, or Foo Dogs, are scattered throughout the composition, traditionally symbolizing protection and prosperity.

Each oil lamp rests on four legs toppd by a Foo dog. Foo Dogs or Chinese guardian lions are a common representation of the lion in imperial China.

The tea caddy is raised on four lacquered and gilt carved imperial guardian lions, lion dogs or foo dogs also known as Shishi.           

Take look at the pictures, you will fall in love it when you own it. This Foo Dogs comes to two part each, Foo Dog part and Base part for easier transportation.

Mid 19th Century Chinese Ningxia Carpet with Foo Dogs ( 12' 6" x 18' 2" - 380 x 555) Antique Large Chinese - Ningxia Knotted Rug, Circa Date: 1850s.

Still a very handsome sculptural specimen made from carved stone, it is known as Foo Dogs or Fu Dogs in western culture. The lion serves as stone sentinel, an iconic gatekeeper seen ...

Decorated with a medallion in front and one in the back with depiction of many symbols that include- cherry blossoms (renewal), peoni flowers (strenght), foo dogs (talisman for prote...

It has beautiful hand painted foo dogs playing on the jar and lid. You can see from the pictures that it is in many years history with the beautiful patina.

It has beautiful hand painted foo dogs playing on the jar and lid. You can see from the pictures that it is in many years history with the beautiful patina.

Pair Huge Chinese Qing Tongzhi Style Famille Jaune figures floor porcelain vase Item description: an amazing pair of huge Qing Tongzhi style Famille Rose figure porcelain vases. A...

At the center lies a striking large medallion, adorned with Fu lion dogs (Foo dogs)—symbols of protection and power—surrounded by elegant cloud wreath motifs, symbolizing peace and c...

Though often called "Foo Dogs," these mythical creatures combine the ferocity of a lion with the wisdom of a dragon, traditionally standing guard at temples, palaces, and the homes o...

Well kept Chinese antique Tea Tray, born in China in about 1900s, this beautiful famille rose porcelain plate/tea tray is a very good collectible item on your shelf. There are 5 foo...

The bases are cast hand-chased and hand-chiseled dore and silvered bronze in the form of majestic foo dogs; they are seen holding up a flower and vine round base.

The body is decorated in nature inspired imagery with circular cartouches of robust florals balanced by a pair of mythological animal head handles (likely foo dogs or lions heads). ...

Foo Dog Statues Referred to as “Foo dogs” or “Fu dogs” in western culture, these statues are an impressive addition to gardens and grounds inspired by oriental styles.

Originating in China, foo dogs resemble Chinese guardian lions, representing prosperity, success, and guardianship.

The Dragons and Foo Dogs are absolutely wonderful with superb dramatic imagery and extraordinary details.

Pair 19th Century Meiji Period Japanese Imari Lidded Urns are extraordinarily well preserved, retaining their vivid coloration derived from copper and cobalt based pigments even afte...

A rectangular seat made of bamboo slats is surrounded by an open three-quarter gallery topped with carved foo dog guardian lions on one side. Foo dogs were designed to protect from h...

With 4 gilt handles around the neck in the form of foo dogs and lizards. The mouth/rim of the vase is fully gilt with painted floral decoration around its circumference.

Measurement (cm) H: 94 / 93, W: 80 / 70, D: 35 / 32 Foo Dogs are a traditional Chinese architectural ornament placed inside or outside a building and are meant to protect your hom...

Also known as shizi or foo dogs, the mythical creatures are believed to be benevolent protectors and are traditionally placed at the thresholds of sacred spaces, such as homes, templ...

Each vase stands on three gilt bronze feet which take the form of Chinese Imperial lions (or foo dogs).

A French Rococo chinoiserie style three-piece gilt bronze and porcelain clock garniture, circa 1900, comprising a gilt bronze mantel (fireplace) clock surmounted with turquoise glaze...

Featuring symbols of longevity & happiness - note the double gourd vase tied to a staff to carry water. Pairs of foo dogs for handles. Flared rim. 13 7/8" h., 7" dia.

The central composition features a stylized rosette flanked by four charming zoomorphic figures, often interpreted as guardian lions or Foo dogs, rendered in soft, contrasting wools....

Scattered across this expansive field are various auspicious motifs, including stylized foo dogs, mythical creatures, and floating cloud bands rendered primarily in deep indigo and p...

They are known in colloquial English as Lion Dogs or Foo Dogs / Fu Dogs. The concept, which originated and became popular in Chinese Buddhism, features a pair of highly stylized lion...

Both vases are topped by a rectangular cover surmounted by a foo dog with its paws resting on a ball. These are meant to protect the owner from evil spirits and the ball symbolises t...

Gracefully positioned on a stepped ormolu base, the lamp stands tall atop four foo-dogs, each grasping a ball. Notably, the male foo dog's paw resting gently upon a ball symbolizes i...

Crafted with unparalleled artistry, they feature larger Foo Dogs in mesmerizing turquoise enamel and resplendent 24K gold, presented in masterfully executed high relief.

The central composition features powerful, stylized Imperial Guardian Lions (Foo Dogs) rendered in detailed embroidery, often symbolizing prosperity and protection.

Below the dragon, a pair of stylized Foo Dogs stand guard beside a stepped architectural element, reinforcing the rug's protective and auspicious narrative.

The side panels are adorned with wonderful bird and floral carvings set within lovely geometrical accents and finished with brass ornaments and scroll handles. Celebration foo dogs a...

Below, a band of medallions showcases Shishi foo dogs, symbols of protection, interlaced with elegant lotus flowers representing purity and enlightenment.

Well-suited for various styles: Well-suited for a wide range of interior styles: Traditional, Transitional, Eclectic, Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Neoclassical, Georgian, Empire, Rege...

Sancai Guardians: Pair of Chinese Kangxi Biscuit Porcelain Fu Lions 1700-1710 A vibrant and expressive pair of Chinese glazed biscuit porcelain Fu Lions (often called "Foo Dogs" in...

Foo dogs are thought to protect the building from harmful spiritual influences and harmful people that might be a threat.

The Buddhist Lion (Shishi): Seen at the far right, these "Foo Dogs" are traditional protectors. Floral Motifs: The background is filled with scrolling peony and lotus blossoms.

The foo dogs, with their gilded accents, add a touch of luxury and opulence to the piece.

Japan an early and superb pair (2) of mythical Shi Shi Temple Foo Dogs also known as Komainu, hand-carved in keyaki wood with original glass eyes and dating to the 17th/18th century.

A very good looking and well made pair, they are embroidered with gold and silver thread on silk as mentioned, they often don't survive due to the weight of the thread and the delica...

Chinthe, the Burmese word for lion, while leograph of Chinthe is an artistic highly stylized lion; the rare Southeast Asian Burmese equivalent to Foo Dogs, Japanese Komainu, Tibetan ...

The base section is flanked on either side by a pair of glorious 'Foo Dogs' or 'dragons'. The back and side walls of the entire piece consist of hand-carved fretwork to allow back l...

1.6in(D) x 2.8in(W) x 5.8in(H) are the dimensions of the taller foo lion/dog; the paw of one lion is resting on a rock; the paw of the other lion is resting on a ball

Very large and impressive C.1880-1910 Japanese Imari Baluster lidded vase with cover, having Foo dogs on the lid decorated with what looks like Gold stars and patterns.

Also known as karashishi, or simply shishi in Japan, in the west they are commonly referred to as foo dogs or foo lions. These ferocious creatures are considered guardians of sacred ...

Fitted on top with lids, which are decorated with standing foo-dogs and pedestals in suite. They are stamped with apocryphal four-characters Qing's maker mark in high relief squares.

The lids are adorned with lavish 24K gilt detailed ornate foo dogs, adding an element of grandeur and whimsical charm to the overall presentation.