On offer is a pair of vintage Chinese pewter money boxes modelled as Shou and Lu, two of the traditional Sanxing deities. Shou is shown with his distinctive high forehead, peach and staff, representing longevity. Lu wears official robes and carries a ruyi sceptre, representing prosperity and status.

Both figures retain their locked access panels underneath, although the keys are missing. There is age related surface wear, tarnishing and corrosion to the bases. The Lu figure has a hole at the lower front, clearly shown in the photographs. An unusual pair of vintage Chinese pewter money boxes with strong traditional symbolism.

Key Features

Pair of vintage Chinese pewter money boxes.

Depict Shou and Lu from the traditional Sanxing deities.

Shou represents longevity and holds a peach and staff.

Lu represents prosperity and carries a ruyi sceptre.

Locked access panels beneath.

No keys included.

Condition shows surface wear, tarnishing and corrosion consistent with age.

One figure has a hole at the lower front.

Each measures 8.25 inches tall.

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Stock code 150826