20th century, a group of the three Gods of Good Fortune, Lu, Fu, and Shou, and an additional Shou figure, depicted with their traditional attributes and finely painted in famille rose palette, these three figures represent the Chinese gods of luck, together known as Sanxing, they are thought to bring luck, good fortune, and prosperity when displayed, three of the figures have an impressed seal to underside.

Tallest 18 1/2 in.

From the Collection of Randy Shepherd, Atlanta, Georgia

Lu figure has wear and losses to pigments, especially on beard; one of the Shou figures has wear and scratches with some losses.