A blanc-de-Chine figure of Budai. Qing dynasty

The rotund figure is seated in rajalilaasana, the posture of royal ease, with a cheerful expression and wearing robes that cover the shoulders and legs, leaving the chest and round belly bare. He wears a string of prayer beads.

A Chinese Blanc-de-Chine guanyin. Kangxi

Guanyin holding a scroll while resting a hand on a raised knee, wearing flowing robes extending to a cowl covering the hair, with a necklace and ruyi-head pendant, covered in a white glaze.

A pair of Chinese blanc-de-chine buddhist lions. Kangxi

A pair of Chinese white porcelain (blanc de Chine) figure of a lion seated on a high, hollow, rectangular base, their front paw resting on its plaything, an embroidered ball, and its ribbon, not properly attached, clenched between its jaws. It has bushy eyebrows, a mane and tail, and wears a collar with tasselled pendants. […]