Three enameled porcelain figures of Fu Lu Shou.

Comprising three polychrome enameled porcelain figures representing the Daoist deities of prosperity, status, and longevity, each modeled standing in long flowing robes richly decorated with intricate floral and geometric patterns. One figure holds a child and a ruyi scepter, another presents a tablet, and the central figure is adorned with an official headdress and holds a ceremonial object. Each figure is rendered with expressive facial features, long flowing beards, and finely detailed garments highlighted with gilt accents. The robes are densely ornamented with auspicious motifs in famille rose–style enamels, including stylized florals and repeating geometric patterns, contributing to the vibrant and decorative character of the group.

{Approximate dimensions: Tallest height 16 1/2 inches (41.9 cm)

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