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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.

Michael Duffy Antiques

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10 Parnell Street, Dublin, Dublin, D01 FC63

(01) 872 6928

A lover of antiques is usually a lover of history, so here s a little bit of ours. Michael Duffy Antiques have been supplying the people of Dublin and beyond with truly unique and diverse relics for almost 70 years. John Duffy opened up his antiques store on Ormond Quay in 1947, just two years after the end of World War II. Being an antiques connoisseur and a lover of pieces with a story, John saw a real gap in the market for an antiques store in Dublin managed by someone who devotedly knew the ins and outs of antiquities. In 1962, the store packed up and moved to 10 Parnell Street, where it remains in operation to this day.