NEWPORT HOUSE October 20th & 21st 2026

28 IMPERFECTIONS NOT STATED Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 213. A pair of Japanese parcel gilt bronze Okimono, Meiji period (1868-1912) possibly by Miyao Eisuke Workshop, each on ornate wooden bases, each approx. 18cms (7”) high.(2) €250 - €320 214. An interesting group of 6 varied (including two pairs) of 17th Century traditional Chinese Sancai style Tomb Figures, (Mingqi), all of terracotta and colourful glaze format (some wear). (6) €400 - €600 215. Two rare Chinese Tang Dynasty ceramic Horses with riders, (each with removable heads) each decorated with colourful glaze on rectangular bases, approx. 41cms x 36cms (16” x 14”) some wear. (2) €1000 - €1500 216. A pair of Chinese terracotta Horses Heads, Han Dynasty, realistically modelled with painted details in red, each approx. 15cms (6”) high. (2) €300 - €400 217. A large fine quality 19th Century Thai patinated bronze Figure of four armed Deity, traditionally identified as Phra Phrom. The imposing figure modelled seated in royal ease upon integral throne, one foot resting, the other touching the ground, with elaborate headdress and Jewellery. [The four armed deity embodies divine authority, protection, prosperity and good fortune], on shaped base, with Thai inscription, approx. 43cms (17”) high, 11.2kg. (1) €1000 - €1500 218. A large and substantial 18th Century two-part Chinese gilt copper-alloy figure of Cundi, Zhunti Pusa, the heavily cast eighteen-armed deity seated in dhyanasana upon a separately cast and detachable gilt copper-alloy double- lotus throne. The principal hands are held before the chest in anjali mudra, while the remaining sixteen arms radiate symmetrically around the body, the majority retaining their Buddhist implements and ritual attributes. The serene deity wears elaborate jewellery and a tall five-leaf crown centred by a small seated Buddha, her robes and sash finely engraved with floral and scrolling ornament. The substantial double-lotus throne is separately cast, the figure lifting freely from the base. Overall: 36cm high, 26cm wide; combined weight approximately 13.23LB. (2) €1000 - €1500 219. A heavy Chinese bronze Figure of Guanyin (Kwan Yin, or Xeamon) the Bodhisattva of Compassion, depicting with hands joined, head, cloak and robe, with dragons either side, on a lotus base, approx. 16cms (10”) high. (1) €250 - €320 220. An early fine quality heavy solid cast bronze Figure of a Dancing Apsara. The elegantly modelled celestial dancer standing in a graceful tribhanga pose, with articulated body pronounced movement, one arm raised and mirror in the other, wearing ornate headdress, on circular stepped base, approx. 36cms (14”) high, 10.36lb. (1) €500 - €700 221. A large Thai patinated bronze Figure of Shakyamuni Buddha, (founder of Buddhism) seated in virasana upon shaped base, his right hand extends across his knee in the bhumisparsha mudra or earth touching while his other rests in meditation, approx. 33cms (13”) high, 4.5kg. (1) €800 - €1000 214 220 215 221 217 218