Dogs Of Fo

Pair of Chinese enamel Dogs of Fo or Guardian Lions with silver-gilt mesh bodies hung with panels of blue, green and red enamel.

The handles and lid are topped by dogs of Fô. Signed underneath. Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912).

A fine pair of early 20th century porcelain dogs of Fo, resting on faux porphyry plinths, the stands decorated with quatrefoils.

Chinese guardian lions, known as stone lions or Imperial lions, and often called "Foo Dogs" or "Dogs of Fo" in the West, are a common representation of the lion in pre-modern China.

The covers have well defined dogs of Fo finials.

Chinese guardian lions, known as stone lions or Imperial lions, and often called "Foo Dogs" or "Dogs of Fo" in the West, are a common representation of the lion in pre-modern China.

Outstanding quality pair of antique Japanese bronze lidded vases, having a quality pair of Japanese baluster bronze vases decorated with foliage and birds, flanked by twin dragon han...

Headboard with small storage box with lid featuring two wood carved guardian lions (Dogs of Fo) on top. A very decorative daybed with beautiful aged patina.

He is dressed in armor. The dogs of Fô are the defenders of the God Buddha, Guardians of the temples, guarantors of the sustainability of the Buddhist religion.

Pair of great Fô Dogs playing in glazed stoneware, China, 1920.

Pair of sculpted bamboo Fô dogs, China, late 19th century Measures: L 33 cm, H 14 cm, P 15 cm.

Pair of Fô dogs porcelain polychrome Belle Dominante yellow, China, 1920, carries a stamp under the base Measures: L 29cm, H 29cm, P 16cm.

Pair of dogs Fo stone Monobloque. China, early 20th century, Asian Art, male and female.

Rare pair of Important Guardian Lions / Fo Dogs / Shizi in ceramic with cracked white enamel.

Pair of Fô Dogs in blue porcelain, Chinese work from the end of the 19th century Measures: H 18 x L 10 cm.

Baluster-shaped vase in Nanjing porcelain with a beige crackled background and rich polychrome decoration of warriors. Fô dogs and phoenix in relief on the shoulder, brown friezes on...

The front side is adorned with gilt and depicts ladies within the walled courtyard garden of a pavilion, the entrance guarded by a pair of Fo-dogs. The portal is inscribed with hiero...

A fine pair of large Chinese blue and white baluster vases, decorated in the Kangxi style, with stylised Dogs of Fo depicted amongst a foliate landscape, now mounted as lamps with ha...

A fine pair of Chinese late 19th century blue and white porcelain sleeve or beaker vases with flared necks, decorated throughout with phoenix birds and dogs of Fo, with further styli...

Beautiful chiselled and gilded bronze openwork mounting of Fô dogs forming the handles. The planter rests on four elephant heads with reversed trunks.

English/continental creamware dogs of fo very decorative on square basses

Pair of Chinese blanc de chine dogs of Fo, Dehua, c. 1700. Kangxi Period. The well modelled dogs, seated on square bases, each holding a tassel in their mouths, whilst having a paw r...

A late 19th century pair of Chinese hardwood fu lions of superb quality. The 'Fu Lions' or 'Dogs of Fo' are always found in pairs, the pair being a male and a female.

Pair of table lamp ceramic dogs Fô of 1920 in very good condition

Some have been produced with little modification from the late 16th or early 17th century.[2] Crisply modeled figures with a smooth white glaze were popular as were joss-stick holder...

Known also as Fu Dogs, Fo Dogs, and karashishi (in Japan), they are used extensively in Asian art and sculpture.

Known also as Fu Dogs, Fo Dogs, and karashishi (in Japan), they are used extensively in Asian art and sculpture.

Some have been produced with little modification from the late 16th or early 17th century.[2] Crisply modeled figures with a smooth white glaze were popular as were joss-stick holder...

Some have been produced with little modification from the late 16th or early 17th century.[2] Crisply modeled figures with a smooth white glaze were popular as were joss-stick holder...

A pair of early 19th century turquoise porcelain dogs of fo. Qing Dynasty, Probably Qianlong Period (1735-1796) or Jiaqing Period (1796-1820)

Pair of large Canton style famille rose porcelain vases. Chinese, Late 19th century. Measures: Height 64cm, diameter 25cm. Crafted in Qing dynasty China in the late nineteenth c...

This Forsyth mushroom pouf ottoman was created and designed by the Forsyth design team. Each ottoman is handcrafted in Saint Louis. A cute decorative piece for any room adding textur...

Stunning pair of famille rose, Chinese vases, trumpet style rims with gold finished foo lion handles, horizontally double mount facing lizards on front and back, floral and figural b...

A pair of blue and white triple-gourd 'Taotie' vases, Qing Dynasty, 19th century. A pair of blue and white triple-gourd 'taotie' vases. The base of each with an apocryphal Kangxi six...

Pair of fine painted blue and white porcelain lamps other fine cast gilt-bronze bases. To the top of the porcelain vase: 20"/H. (Lampshade not included)

An imposing and very good quality pair of Cantonese / rose medallion vase. Each having wonderful bold colors, the inset hand painted panels depicting interior scenes of courtiers and...

Antique Chinese Canton porcelain vase Chinese, early 20th century Measures: Height 24cm, diameter 10cm This Canton porcelain vase has a fluted neck and is profusely decorated wi...

Fine painted blue and white porcelain vases with brass bases, mounted as lamps. (Lampshade not included)

A very fine, antique Chinese Rose Mandarin porcelain vase. With rich polychrome enamel decoration on a light celadon ground. An excellent example with fine decoration! Date: 19th ...

This magnificent Chinese Rose Medallion Tall vases also know as "Export Porcelain" vase. It was hand made and hand painted at about 1910 - 1920 with gilt foo dog handles and dragons ...

This impressive Chinese porcelain floor vase was crafted in the 20th century in the refined Qing Revival style. Standing at a remarkable 108 cm (42.5 inches), it captivates with its ...

A wonderful, rare, and massively scaled pair of mid-19th century blue-and-white Dutch Delft pottery jar table lamps attributed to the Makkum factory, the thickly potted baluster form...