Up for sale is a graceful pair of Chinese export porcelain cranes (red-crowned cranes / xian he) from the Republic of China period (circa 1920s–1940s). 

Each modeled perched on a rockwork base issuing sacred lingzhi fungus in a harmonious pose—symbolizing longevity, harmony, good fortune, and marital bliss in Chinese culture.

Produced by the Jin ShengSheng workshop, a known Republic-era maker specializing in animal figurines for domestic and export markets. The base is clearly marked with the square impressed seal "金生盛造" (Made by Jin ShengSheng).

Dimensions (approx.):  Height ~16" (40.6 cm), 

Condition:  Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs noted. Minor surface wear, and some base dirt/patina from decades of display. See all photos for exact appearance—photos are part of the description. 

The Cranes Sold as-is, no returns for condition issues disclosed.! Please message me for any questions!!