The contents of Newport House attracted considerable interest at auction, with bidders competing for a range of items from the historic Mayo property.
From distinctive pieces of furniture to decorative antiques and collectables, the sale offered buyers an opportunity to secure a piece of Newport House’s story.
We take a look at the 10 highest prices achieved at the auction, highlighting the items that attracted the strongest bidding and the final sums they fetched.
Browse the gallery below to see the top 10 lots and the prices they achieved at auction.
9. Sean Keating (1889-1977) “Waiting for the Steamer, Aran Islands” c. 1950, oil on canvas, 76cms x 102cms (30” x 40”) Signed lower right ‘Keating’. Estimate: 30,000 / 50,000 SOLD € 40,000
Fonsie Mealy's
10. An unusual rare and fine quality Ladies Bracelet, set with 19 half sovereigns with coins dating from 1911-1915, connected with loop links and border bands, with heavy lock, approx. 3.87 ounces (total). Estimate: 6,000 / 8.0000 SOLD € 8,500
Fonsie Mealy's
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