Chinese Export, Opposing Foo Dogs, Solid Teakwood, Glass, China, 19th c. newarrivals she became a citizen of

she became a citizen of the United States

Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s

Several works by the artist have been sold at auction

blended in among abstract lines

Petite Hollywood Regency Style Coffee Table

Chinese Export, Opposing Foo Dogs, Solid Teakwood, Glass, China, 19th c. newarrivals she became a citizen ofChinese Export, Opposing Foo Dogs, Solid Teakwood, Glass, China, 19th c. Carved from solid teak wood, these wonderfully modelled, opposing Foo dogs are truly entertaining. Each dog has a unique facial expression, body position and billowing tail. The eyes are made of thick glass producing a realistic feeling of depth and the teeth are made of carved bone. One of the dogs embraces a smaller pup. Late 18th, possibly early 19th century. Teak, Glass;