Lavery, Yeats and le Brocquy beat estimates in first sales of the year
Irish banknotes also beat expectations in strong sale
Records broken for Irish art in ‘thriving market’ of 2021
World records for Clarke’s Bluebeard’s Last Wife and Hone’s Composition
Orpen’s view of ‘a time of debauchery’ in Venice for auction
After the Ball guiding €140,000-€180,000 at de Vere’s as part of ‘outstanding Irish art’ sale
Arts&Antiques: Renaissance moment for mid-century furniture
Adam’s and de Vere’s sales feature classics from design heavyweights such as Le Corbusier
Rare Harry Clarke work in one of three fine art auctions
Whyte’s, Adam’s and de Vere’s show sought-after works in March auctions
Jack B Yeats’ Romeo and Juliet to headline at de Veres’ upcoming sale
Auction will be first Irish sale to offer a body of work by bohemian artist Reginald Gray
Mary Queen of Scots’ prayer book, Bono’s shades and Wolfe Tone’s papers in summer sales
Queen spent the last hours of her life in prayer before her execution in 1587
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Cash in the attic? Now’s the time to go looking
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Shells, Cohen’s bell and Paul Henry’s cottages: the best of the summer sales results
Artworks by Seán Keating and Louis le Brocquy sold high and there was a glimmer of hope for brown furniture in Bray
Boardroom classics and a barely-there chair at deVere’s
Demand for statement pieces should be met by eclectic mix of mid-century furniture
Buy antique furniture if you want to cut your carbon footprint
‘Fast furniture’ takes a heavy environmental toll, so go vintage with this Dublin sale
Cool hangout for art lovers in Monkstown for €450,000
This terraced three-bed has been stylishly renovated and extended
Demand for Irish art is high as market ‘due a price jump’
Art auctioneer says prices down 40-50% from peak but recovery is in sight
‘Celtic Phoenix’ effect as art and antiques market recovers
Salerooms report their best year in a decade, and predict further gains in 2018
Fine Art: Vintage and retro – antiques of the future
Tea trolleys and cocktail cabinets: Auction of mid-20th-century furniture in Dublin
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Choose the best work of a lesser artist, not the worst work of a great artist
Horses, drink and ‘tinkers’: Images of Ireland for sale
Paintings of Ireland at de Veres auction include work by Basil Blackshaw and Jack B Yeats
Mystery Irish buyer ‘thrilled’ with David Bowie’s art auction
Singer’s entire collection is sold, including pieces by Jack B Yeats and Louis le Brocquy
How to build a pension pot from art
Collection proved a nice earner for owners when it was leased to Four Seasons hotel
Dublin 4 house contents auction features wine and a Maserati
Fine Georgian furniture, paintings and a pair of stone sphinxes from Helen Dillon’s garden also feature
Mid-20th century European furniture sale at de Veres
Auction of 20th Century and Contemporary Design Furniture mainly from 1950s-1970s
20th-century classics designed for life
An auction in Dublin will feature iconic contemporary furniture from the 1950s to 1970s
Life’s Work: Rory Guthrie, art and 20th-century furniture auctioneer
‘Nine times out of 10 your first instinct about a picture is the right one’
Paintings by William Leech and Roderic O’Conor for Mother’s Day at de Veres
Leech’s ‘The Housekeeper’, an oil on canvas, has an estimate of €30,000-€50,000
Autumn season starts with three art auctions in a row in Dublin
Three major auction houses – Whyte’s, de Veres and Adam’s – hold sales from Monday
‘Royal Ascot’ bidder fails to nab ‘Goresbridge’ painting at de Veres
Irish buyer purchases Peter Curling’s ‘Horse Fair at Goresbridge’ for €31,000
Old Masters put in their place by newer artists
While the growth in demand for Irish art is likely to continue, their owners appear to be reluctant to sell
Startling fall in prices for Louis le Brocquy paintings
Famous Irish artist’s paintings plunge in value, down by two-thirds in just eight years
Dozen lots by Markey Robinson at De Veres’ auction
The prolific painter is the most popular artist at auction in Ireland and he inspires either love or hate
Lavery painting of no ordinary lady
Painting of Viscountess Castlerosse is the highlight of the next de Veres auction
Mid-century modern comes of age
Starck, Foster, Gray – 20th-century design classics in Dublin auction tomorrow
Picture perfect: Another flutter on Arkle
Painting evokes memories of famous racehorse on eve of Cheltenham Festival
The fine art of bidding for antiques at auction
The fifth and final part of our series exploring the antiques market in Ireland offers advice to would-be auction-goers
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