(lot of 3) Joss dough figural sculptures, Tay Guan Heng, Singapore, each sculpted from cinnamon wood clay depicting a Taoist deity, standing on platform base having stamped date underfoot January 1983, including: (1) Shouxing, holding peach and staff strung with huluping vessel; (1) Luxing, with ornate headdress and clutching a ruyi scepter; (1) Fuxing, in scholar's dress with scroll in one hand; largest: approx 12 7/8"h, 5.75"w, 3.75"d; 3.5lbs total **Note: Tay Guan Heng was one of the longest-running joss stick makers in Singapore, closing its doors in 2022 after 90 years of operation.** **Provenance: from a fine Houston estate**

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