This pair of 19th-century polychrome wooden foo dogs, intricately carved with vibrant colors, is a rare find for collectors of Chinese antiques or cultural artifacts. Perfect for display or as protective guardians, these detailed pieces bring history to life—add them to your collection today!

Key Features:

Material: Carved wood with polychrome paint (blue, red, gold)
Design: Pair of foo dogs (guardian lions), one with a ball under paw (male), detailed manes and swirling patterns
Condition: Fair, with some paint loss, wear and other imperfections consistent with age, sold as is.
Additional Details: Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), likely used for protective symbolism

Why It’s Special:
Dating to the 19th century during the Qing Dynasty, these polychrome foo dogs were crafted to guard against evil spirits, a traditional practice in Chinese culture. Their vibrant colors and detailed carving make them a significant find for collectors of Asian antiques or those seeking historical decor pieces.

19th Century Chinese Polychrome Wooden Foo Dogs Pair Qing Dynasty

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19th Century Chinese Polychrome Wooden Foo Dogs Pair Qing Dynasty

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