Late Qing/Early Republic Chinese Famille Verte Lu Xing Porcelain Figure w/ Child

An impressive Late Qing to Early Republic Chinese porcelain figurine depicting Lu Xing (禄星), the revered deity of wealth, prosperity, rank, and official success, beautifully portrayed holding a child—a traditional symbol of fertility, family continuity, and blessings for future generations. This finely hand-painted figure is decorated in vibrant famille verte (green) and iron-red enamels with intricate floral and auspicious motifs throughout the flowing robes. Lu Xing is shown with his characteristic long beard and serene expression, while the child resting in his arms symbolizes the wish for many descendants and enduring family prosperity. The combination of these auspicious symbols makes this a highly desirable piece of Chinese decorative and cultural art. The figure displays exceptional craftsmanship with crisp molded details, rich enamel decoration, and a beautiful glossy glaze. It makes an outstanding display piece for collectors of antique Chinese porcelain, Asian art, or scholar’s objects. Dimensions: Height: 18 in. Width: 5.5 in. Condition: Very good original antique condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Presents beautifully with only minor age-related wear consistent with its age. A striking and authentic antique Chinese porcelain figure that embodies the traditional blessings of wealth, prosperity, longevity of the family line, and future generations—an elegant addition to any serious collection or interior.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Ceramics & Porcelain

Age

1900-1940

Original Or Reproduction

Antique original