Antique Foo Dogs

Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus & Lion Censer and cover. Body is enameled with polychrome floral scrolls, all reserved on a bright yellow ground. Amazing foo dog or foo lion handles and l...

This highly decorative pair of porcelain figures are beautifully modelled with very good detail and depict a pair of Chinese temple Buddhist lions in the classical pose each sitting ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning rare Qing dynasty circa 1870 hand-carved solid elm lacquered dragon and Lion Foo dog throne armchair A really rare an expertly han...

Antique wood carving figures depicting Shishu. Exquisitely carved by a skilled hand with beautiful attention to detail throughout. Depicting one male and one female guardian lion. ...

About Chinese pair of stone guardian foo dogs/guardian lions Referred to as “Foo Dogs” or “Fu Dogs” in western culture, these handsome stone gatekeepers are seen throughout Asia.

A large and impressive pair of Foo dogs featuring striking colorful glazes. The dogs sit on fixed bases.

Pagoda Red Collection #: PHA028 Keywords: Ming, China, Chinese, statue, sculpture, Fu dogs, Foo dogs, wood

Antique Brass Foo Dogs Statues - Pair Chinese guardian lion, also known as a "Foo Dog" in the West.

A pair of fierce and commanding 19th century Chinese export stoneware figures of lion dogs on a turquoise base. In Chinese tradition foo dogs (lion dogs) were the guardians of the te...

A charming pair of carved rosewood foo lions (aka foo dogs) set atop decorative carved columns.

Beautiful antique 17th century Chinese Fu / Foo dogs rug, country of origin: China, date circa mid-17th century.

Exotic wood Asian coffee table with decorated inset panel featuring foo dogs.

Antique Pair of " Famille Rose Vases With Foo Dogs And Dragons Hand Painted

Decorated overall with foo dogs, dragons and lattice design on an orange ground.

The Foo Dogs, also known as the Chinese guardian lions, are the ancient sacred dogs of Asia who have traditionally guarded palaces, temples, tombs and homes of the wealthy.

This is a special box and will bring good energy into your home. Frogs and foo dogs are guiding eyes. Have never seen another one and it is very special.

Symbolic of the Chinese concept of yin and yang, this pair of polychrome foo dogs represent totems of protection and prosperity.

A large pair of porcelain foo lions or foo dogs decorated in a pleasing combination of green and yellow enamels.

Chinese late Qing dynasty pair of table lamps with silver plated bronze foo dogs or foo dragons, mounted on ebonized wood bases.

Playfully protective, foo dogs walk the perimeter of these elaborately carved limestone column bases that date from circa 1800.

This pair of Japanese cast bronze candelabra feature five candle arms, and delightful figural animal decorations, including fish, foo dogs and roosters.

This is a large and heavy pair of hand carved wood Foo Dogs from a temple or a house large door. They have big large expressive black eyes and are showing their dogtooths.

a pair of famille rose vases with people in center panels, gold dragons at collar and Foo dogs as handles, with butterflies over all

an oversized vase mounted as a lamp, celadon ground with raised flowers, people and butterflies in blues, reds, greens and yellows. Foo dogs at neck.

a pair of green Chinese jars with lids, incising on apple green with women and floral sprays, also bats and birds, Foo dogs with rings at base of neck

A pair of stone column bases carved with figures of Foo Dogs, people and birds. Would make a great pair of end tables with the addition of glass tops.

Notes: Foo dogs are symbolic, protective statues, and they are designed in pairs — one is female, the other is male.

One of our most adorable foo dogs among our limited antique 19th century foo dog box collection.

Magnificent large antique English porcelain bowl having sumptuous Asian inspired decoration with foo dogs, vases with flowers, round white medallions and a striking celadon green bac...

Unusual pair of Imari porcelain and silvered bronze covered bowl centerpieces with seated foo dogs on top made for the oriental market with lion mask face handles.

A charming Ning Hsia mat probably used for sitting, decorated with flowers and foo dogs, and a border of bats for good luck. The central rosette contains a fanciful smiling face.

Removable lids with well-detailed foo dogs in center top.

A left and right, hand-cast pair of seven-tier metal pagodas with meditating Buddha’s, working bells and Foo dogs at the bases. Acquired from a garden designed by legendary designer,...

a pair of large Chinese porcelain vases, white background with multicolor jardinerres with trees on fronts and necks along with Chinese characters at sides and tops, foo dogs with ri...

28" wide x 31" deep x 45" high A very finely executed Dragon Chair in elaborately carved rosewood with carved phoenix on back splat, chi dragons on arms & foo dogs on feet. China,...

Pair of Chinese carved stone guardian lions (foo dogs). Originates from Shanxi Province, 18th century.

Pair of small Chinese guardian lions or Foo Dogs made of dark brown glazed ceramic. The lions have a round opening for pen holders in the back.

An antique Japanese Satsuma censer offers porcelain construction with hand painted figures, foo dogs throughout, heavily gilt highlights, and raised on three feet; signed on base as ...

Pair of 19th Centuy Japanese vases with Foo Dogs on lids. The body with design of fabric wrapped around the top.

Both with tail tip losses on foo dogs. 8.5" h., 4" dia.

White background with predominately orange and green wise men in landscape. Gilt dragon and foo dogs at shoulders. Silk shade trimmed in rose.

The finials are the traditional shi-shi, guardian lions or foo dogs. The main design is a framed decorative panel on the front and back of each jar.

The sides are decorated with foo dog handles and the body has a few foo dogs resting between the neck and wide body.

The finials are in the traditional form of foo dogs.

The unpacked weight is about 220grams This antique Chinese food dog has an excellent patina with great depth of colour to the bronze metal. Notes: Foo dogs are symbolic, protectiv...

Silvered bronze-mounted Chinese, spinach jade portico mantel cock with Foo dogs. Retailed by Yamanaka & Co., New York, early 1900s.

With a garden floral scene and the border also has small Foo dogs/Qilin. Unmarked at the base. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Category: Kakiemon Japanese Styl...

This baluster vase (22.5 tall) is decorated with classic iron red Foo dogs (lions). One big Foo dog defines the front of the vase surrounded by 4 small ones.

Chinese Qing dynasty pair of porcelain balusters vases mounted as table lamps, decorated with Classic iron red foo dogs / lions. Each vase has one large foo dog on the front of the v...

The delightful foo lions, also referred to as foo dogs, crafted as joss (incense) stick holders, with a small hole and quatrefoil ash catcher to the back of the head, and glazed all ...

While often called foo dogs in the west, they are traditionally known in Chinese as Shi (Lion), and as such are a common representation of the lion in imperial China, serving as guar...

The vase with gilded handles in the form of lion dogs (foo dogs) holding red balls. The body of the vase decorated with several large panels (front, back and sides) depicting framed ...

The gilt handles are in the form of double gilt foo dogs. There are applied salamanders to the shoulder.

Two monumental antique Chines Chinese foo dogs, circa last quarter 19th century. Made of white marble featuring meticulously carved detail.

This fine pair of large vases painted in strong chinese reds and oranges depicts a dangerous looking group of Foo Dogs. Yet note the pups that frolick at their feet.

A fine Chinese porcelain polychrome rose medallion palace size baluster form vase with multiple panels of figures, birds, and flowers, along with applied foo dogs and serpents around...

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