Late 19th century, porcelain plaque hand painted in famille rose palette with the gods Fu, Lu, and Shou, the personified ideas of Prosperity (Fu), Status (Lu), and Longevity (Shou) in the Chinese tradition, together they represent good luck and fortune, they are presented here wearing billowing robes and holding their recognized attributes, titled and signed to the upper left, two illegible export seals stamped in red to upper section, plaque framed in wood with shaped metal style hanger at top.

Frame dimensions 17 1/4 x 12 in.

From the Estate of the Late Mimsy Blackwood Mason, Pittsboro, North Carolina

Good estate condition; two small areas of red scratches; some dirt to surface; not examined outside of the frame.