Chinese Hitching Post

Chinese Hitching Post carved from ancient Limestone, used in Imperial China during the Ming Dynasty

A charming hitching post from Shanxi province, China. This hitching post is topped with a sitting

Plain wooden hitching posts have been used for centuries to secure horses. But during the Ming and

A 19th century Chinese white marble hitching post carved with alegorical figure riding a Fu dog

A 19th century Chinese carved limestone hitching post with seated Fu Dog on top. Pagoda Red

A pair of 19th century Chinese carved limestone hitching posts each with seated foo dog on top set

A 19th century Chinese carved limestone hitching post with monkeys eating peaches.

This 18th-century hand carved granite post from northern China originally stood outside of an

Carved Limestone hitching posts depicting Fu Dogs, or Monkeys. These were used to tie horses to

A pair of 19th century Chinese carved limestone fu dog hitching posts.

This is a set of 3 Chinese Qing limestone columns (hitching posts) depicting monkeys holding fruit