Foo Dog Incense

Japanese bronze censer with lion foo dog (Shishi). In japan, censer is one of the three Buddhist

Pair of turquoise glazed pottery foo dog incense holders. Wonderful as table decoration or candle

compartment with an ancient fin pattern. The lid has a floral motif with an adorable foo dog as a finial

Decorative Carved Wood Chinese Foo Dog Dragon Incense Burner Holder. Circa Late 20th Century

A fine Chinese Qing sancai glazed red clay pottery dog of foo incense holder figure dating from the

Antique patinated iron foo dog incense burner, circa early 1900s. The head is removable to load

Wonderful antique patinated iron foo dog incense burner, circa early 1900s. The head is removable

A good pair antique Chinese Qing hand painted porcelain Foo dog incense holders dating from the

An original 19th century iron foo dog incense burner. Well-fashioned in a standing position

free of decorations, flanked by a pair of foo dog lions with ferocious expression. The cover is pierced

features a foo dog as a finial and three beast motif bronze legs. A pair of bronze dragons adorn the sides

These 20th century adorable foo dogs have green glass eyes and are made of brass and copper. The

A pair of highly decorative antique Chinese pottery incense holders. Hand-crafted in the early 19th

, exceptionally executed small sculptural form, modeled as a foo dog / guardian lion, with bulging eyes, mouth

Pair small Chinese porcelain Foo dog incense burners, enameled on the biscuit, both with balls

Pair of Chinese green-glazed pottery foo dog incense holders with fierce faces and large ears. The

Intricately detailed pair of hand crafted metal Tibetan foo dog incense burners. Each foo has been