Chinese Jade Russet Pale Brown Carved Foo Lion Dog Ancient Miniature Late 20C

Name: Chinese Jade Russet Pale Brown Carved Foo Lion Dog Ancient Miniature Late 20C
SKU: 35679
Price: 200.00 GBP
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£200.00

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Chinese Jade Russet Pale Brown Carved Foo Lion Dog Ancient Miniature Late 20C

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: INV4746

Object: Figurine

Material: Jade

Origin: China

Period: Late 20th Century

Date: Late 20th Century

Decoration: Carved recumbent foo lion with a child beside it, featuring russet and pale brown tones with mottled dark surface coloration.

Mark: Unmarked

MEASUREMENTS

Height: 1.3 in / 3.5 cm

Width: 2.5 in / 6.5 cm

Depth: 2.2 in / 5.5 cm

CONDITION

VERY GOOD (5/5) – Light surface wear with natural stone inclusions and attractive color variation. No obvious cracks or repairs observed. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

A Chinese jade carving depicting a recumbent foo lion accompanied by a small child, a traditional motif symbolizing guardianship and prosperity. The stone displays rich russet and pale brown coloration with mottled dark areas that enhance its visual appeal. The carving features expressive facial details, curled tail, and softly polished surfaces. Produced in an archaistic style inspired by earlier Chinese jade carvings.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Guardian lion carvings have long been associated with protection, strength, and good fortune in Chinese art. Late 20th century jade workshops frequently created decorative interpretations of these traditional motifs, making them popular with collectors for both their symbolism and attractive natural stone coloration.

NOTES

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