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China – Pair of carved wooden Fô dogs – Presumed 19th century A pair of decorative Chinese wood carvings with a dark brown patina, depicting two Fô dogs, traditional guardian lions in Chinese art. Both animals are depicted lying on openwork rectangular bases, their mouths wide open, revealing their fangs. Their bodies feature a thick mane, finely carved details, and raised tails. One of the lions is accompanied by a small lion cub, while the other rests beside an openwork sphere, traditionally symbolizing protection and power. Condition: Original condition with signs of wear, small cracks, and a few visible chips in the carving. Beautiful brown patina. Dimensions and weight: H. 18 × W. 22 × D. 11 cm – 3.200 kg (set).
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