Antiques in Mansion House, Dublin

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T. J. MITCHELL LIMITED

4 Lr Pembroke St, 4, Dublin, D02 X031

016 766881

Antiques, Antique Valuers, Shopping

Brooks Antiques

136 Baggot Street Lower, 4, Dublin, D02 PW54

01 6789845

Entertainment & Lifestyle, Entertainment, Antiques, Lifestyle, Curios, Shopping, Price Range, Antiques and Curios, Wheelchair Accessible No, Arts and Crafts

H DANKER ANTIQUES

10 South Anne Street, 2, Dublin, D02 RX28

(01) 677 4009

Antiques & Curios

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Adams Blackrock

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17 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, DUBLIN 2, D02 CY90

(01) 288 5146

Thomas P. Adams established his firm of auctioneers and valuers over three quarters of a century ago in his rooms at Blackrock. The company trades as Adams Blackrock and has relocated to central Dublin at 17 Kildare Street. Adams Blackrock has developed a boutique auction house profile, engaging highly qualified staff, delivering expertise and a client facing personal service. Dr Rachel Healy is the front line of the Dublin auction house. She has a doctorate in History of Art from University College Dublin, is a qualified gemologist and a Fellow of the Gemological Association of Great Britain. Adams Blackrock’s valuation department prepares valuations for probate, insurance and domestic division, along with appraisals for auction. The company has the leading online auction platform in Ireland and attracts buyers from across the island and internationally. This is underpinned by an unrivalled digital marketing strategy. Integrity and confidentiality are at the core of the practice and Adams Blackrock is a Member of the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland, The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers. The firm is licensed by The Property Services Regulatory Authority in Ireland. Over seventy-five years on, the company harnesses the most innovative auction approach, backed up by expert staff in their field, offering informed advice to a discerning clientele.

History & Memorabilia

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2nd Floor, 13 Baggot Street Upper, Ballsbridge, Dublin, D04 W7K5

Empress Fine Jewels

Closed now

11 Johnson's Ct, Dublin, D02 RW71

(01) 557 0544

Courtville Antiques

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59 South William Street, 2, Dublin, D02

(01) 679 4042

Courtville Antiques specialise in Art Deco and Antique Jewellery, in particular diamond engagement rings. They also stock Victorian Jewellery and pearl chokers with antique diamond and precious stone clasps. Rare and pretty pieces of Edwardian enamel jewe

Silver Shop The

Closed now

59 William Street South, 2, Dublin, D02

(01) 679 4147

Antique silverware, holloware, flatware, collectables and Irish conteporay peices The Silver Shop Dublin are located on the second floor of of the powerscourt centre in the heart of Dublin

Delphi Antiques

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59 William Street South, 2, Dublin, D02

(01) 679 0331

Delphi specialises in genuine antique jewellery, porcelain, silver, and object d’art from the 18-20 century with an emphasis on original estate jewellery. They specialise in original antique jewellery from the Georgian 1714-1837, Victorian 1837-1901, Edwa

Monte Cristo

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59 William Street South, Dublin, D02

086 825 6359

Monte Cristo offers a wide and eclectic selection of items from collectables, jewellery – both fine and costume, pictures and clothes to one-off exotic objects (which suit all budgets) If you are looking for a gift with originality and beauty or are seeki

First Editions

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Leda Mews, 7 Pembroke Ln, Waterloo Rd, Ballsbridge, Dublin, D04

(01) 667 5973

The Proprietor of “First Editions” is literary scholar and long time collector of antiquarian and rare books, Allan Gregory, who graduated from University College Dublin with a BA {Hons} in English and Irish and a Masters degree in Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama. His Phd thesis is on commonality in literary translation. His poem Some Other Place, written in Irish, was Ireland’s contribution to the SYMPOSIUM ON PEACE FOR THE MILLENIUM at Roma Tre University in August, 2000, and has been published in Irish, English and Italian. Other literary works include Remembering Michael Hartnett {Four Courts Press, 2006}, with an introduction by Nobel Laureate, Seamus Heaney and Byron’s Orientalism {Cambridge Scholar’s Press, 2006}, and Byron’s Religions {Cambridge Scholar’s Press, 2011}, edited by Dr. Peter Cochran. He is a regular participant at International Byron conferences lecturing particularly on the literary relationship between Lord Byron and Thomas Moore. He is Chairman of the Irish Byron Society. Customers can expect a warm welcome at “First Editions”, where professional help and assistance is available to you in choosing the right book; and if we do not have the right book, we will get it for you.