Altar wine and Music for Babies CD up for grabs at seminary auction
Former seminary in Drumcondra selling contents in aid of Ukrainian refugees
Former seminary in Drumcondra selling contents in aid of Ukrainian refugees
Contents of a former seminary reflect Irish culture in 19th and 20th centuries
More than 600 lots from Clonliffe College Seminary will be for sale
Oscars-style necklace, tapestry, banknotes and Meissen porcelain will also be on offer
World records for Clarke’s Bluebeard’s Last Wife and Hone’s Composition
Strong six months in antiques and fine art industry despite Covid and lockdowns
Niall Mullen’s Summer Interior and Historical Sale also includes antique Steinway
Contents from some of the city’s best-known nightspots go under the hammer
Adam’s and de Vere’s sales feature classics from design heavyweights such as Le Corbusier
Sale prices for Julian Friers and Patrick Pye works far exceed auctioneer’s estimations
Rare flag from Dún Laoghaire yacht club and flute carved from human thigh bone also for sale
Specimen table from home of Ada King or unique sculpture of a socially-distant hug
Niall Mullen to hold online auction to help fund Des Vallely’s return to Dublin home
Sale includes chandeliers, leather armchairs and gaming tables
A handcrafted doll’s house and ride-on Rolls Royce car feature in festive season sale
Projectors were found by chance up in rafters of theatre during refurbishment work
Home front: These chairs have weathered many fashions and can be upholstered to suit your décor
Richard Driehaus, a US fund manager with a love of antiques, has overseen work at the art deco-themed Number 31 hotel
The most sustainable choice of all could also be a good investment
Forthcoming sales include a Dublin 6 house clearance and a dodo skeleton from 1690
Upcoming sales feature antique garden furniture and rare Chinese bowls
There are many reasons why art deco has maintained such a devoted following
These treasured items are non-disposable and come with something money cannot buy – a past and provenance
Stuffed grizzly bear, bronze ladies among top sellers at two-day sale
Slice of pure 1960s Americana worth about €50,000 the main attraction at Laois auction
Record week for Irish art and collectibles with over 8,000 lots auctioned
Cheque shows Pearse was a customer before his 1916 Rising destroyed the shop
Fittings from Residence, Howl At The Moon and Clerys memorabilia in 3,000 lots
Sofas, art, kitchen kit and 3,000 wine glasses set for two day sale
Brown furniture is unfashionable but a good punt, while oak, rosewood and mid-century modern are a buy
Thousands of unwanted items from Dame Street headquarters auctioned in Portarlington
Plants and restaurant facilities among items from bank’s former premises to go on sale
Check-in: A round-up of this week’s travel news and deals
Antiques dealers’ fair will combine contemporary design history with the best of Irish antiques
Because the market reputedly abounds in fakes, prospective collectors need to do their homework
‘I source, restore, market and sell items from Ireland and abroad and the hunt is always the best part’
Annual showcase of gold, silver, jewellery and furniture, begins on Friday and includes a series of lectures
Organisers of three-day fair at the RDS hope spending will exceed last year’s €3.6 million
Nothing says festive like a dressed mantelpiece. Alanna Gallagher asked four designers to create fresh looks for top shelf treatment
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices