Pair of Vibrant Early 20th Century Chinese Imari Jars with Foo Dog Lids

This striking pair of early 20th century Chinese Imari jars features classic vibrant ceramic glaze work , rich in traditional red, cobalt, and gold hues. Each jar is topped with a finely sculpted Foo Dog lid , symbolizing protection and power in Chinese decorative arts. Dating to around c.1915 , these large Imari temple jars make a bold statement as statement vases or mantel centerpieces . Their intricate hand-painted designs and symbolic toppers reflect the refined skill of Qing Dynasty-inspired porcelain artistry , making them ideal for collectors and interior designers seeking authentic Chinese export ceramics .

Place of Origin: c.1915