A CHINESE BRONZE TAOIST FIGURE OF 'LU XING'

A Chinese bronze seated Taoist figureheight 9 3/4in (23.5cm); width 6 1/4in (16cm); depth 4 1/2in (11.5cm)

Large porcelain figure of Luxing, wearing the dress of mandarin, and holding a ruyi scepter on the right hand. One of the three stars (Fu, Lu, Shou) the personified ideas of Status. H: 31 in.

Large Chinese bronze figure of Kui Xing, 19th/20th c., China or Himalayas, the God of Examinations with a devil's head and emaciated torso, in a standing pose with flowing robes on a gnarled rock-work

Chinese, 20th century. Hand painted figural porcelain sculpture depicting the star god Lu or Luxing, the figure standing at full length wearing blue and purple robes decorated with flowers and butterf

Antique Chinese Gilt Bronze Taoist Buddha Figure of Immortal Heavenly Guardian. Fierce eyes sighted toward right shoulder. Standing in guarding position, right foot slightly stepped forward; wearing a

Antique Chinese Gilt Bronze Taoist Buddha Figure of Immortal Heavenly Guardian. Fierce eyes sighted toward right shoulder. Standing in guarding position, right foot slightly stepped forward; wearing a

Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze figure of Lu Dongbin. H:9.75in(24.7cm) W:3.25in(8.2cm)

A bronze Taoist figure Ming dynasty H: 14 3/4, W: 7 7/8, D: 5 7/8 in. H: 37.47, W: 20.00, D: 14.92 cm. All measurements are approximate. Weight: 17 lbs. Provenance: Private collection, Colorado Spring

Chinese Art A bronze standing Taoist figure China, Ming dynasty, 16th-17th century . . Cm 9,00 x 27,00. Traces of the original lacquer

Chinese gilt bronze standing figure of Lu, one of the three 'Star Gods'; in elaborately detailed robes, with a dragon at his feet and a ruyi scepter in hand; Provenance: Collection of Bob Turn

Large and heavy, old Chinese rose quartz figure of Luxing, one of the Three Star Gods; dressed as a mandarin, with a ruyi scepter in one hand and a tael in the other; Provenance: From the Collection o

Chinese Ming Dynasty Bronze Lu Dongbin Figure on square 4 footed bronze stand with Sword on his back with Double Gourd Joss Stick Holder, the right arm holding a Fly Whisk; the surfaces covered in red

Chinese. Famille rose seated Luxing, god of rank and emolument porcelain figure holding ruyi scepter. Approx. h. 7".

Large Chinese Enameled Porcelain "Luxing" Figure holding a Ruyi Scepter, his gown detailed with Dragons in multicolored clouds; the unglazed base with three impressed seal marks around a central firin

Three Chinese polychrome decorated figures depicting Fu, Lu and Shou Xing, one figure marked, H 45,5 cm

Two Chinese patinated bronze star god sculptures, consisting of Luxing (Lu), the god of wealth, depicted wearing a Mandarin headdress and holding a ruyi scepter, and Shouxing (Shou), the god of long l

A Set of Three Large Famille Rose Star God Figures Modeled as Fuxing, Luxing and Shouxing, the Daoist gods of Wealth, Promotion and Longevity, each with their respective attributes and shown wearing l

A set of three Chinese bronze figures of the Three deities: Prosperity (Fu), Status (Lu), and Longevity (Shou). 20th century. Standing figure over dragon base. Each 21"h x 12"w x 9"d plus wood stand.

Two Large Porcelain Chinese Figures of Immortals the standing figures represent Shouxing (God of Longevity) and Luxing (God of Prosperity), they are decorated in polychrome palette and have natural ha

A Set of 3 Large Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty Yongle (1403—1424) Period Gilted Gold Bronze Figures of Fu Lu Shou with a Mark of Yongle, Size: H*W 36*15cm each.

Fu, Lu, and Shou. H 29.8 cm. (11 3/4 in.)

Chinese framed Taoist figures. Padded cut painted silk with human hair. Lu Tung-Pin carying his sword and Zhang Guo-Lao carrying his bamboo fish drum. Late 19th or early 20th Century. Acquired in Shan

(Lot of 3) A Group of Three Chinese Enamelled Porcelain Figures, depicting Chinese Daoist "San Xing" figures ('Fu xing, Lu xing, Shou xing), the "shou xing" figure bearing a "Jiangxi Mao ji sheng zao"

Three Chinese famille rose Fu - Lu - Shou Xing figures, one marked with an impressed seal mark, 19thC, H 45,5 - 52 cm