monkeypod
Wood Lions / Foo Dogs on Pedestals, Pair from China
A male and female pair of foo dogs / lions with Ming Dynasty stylings. Likely mid-1900s. Hand carved from light weight wood, Pahudia or Monkeypod. Detailed and rich in color.
- Item Number: S-4964
- Provenance/Origin: China. Private residence.
- Composition: Monkeypod / Pahudia
- Dimensions: 8" tall x 6" wide x 4.5" deep
- Weight: 3.6 pounds for pair, 1.8 each
- Price: $195.00 USD for pair
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