Auction Catalogues
Browse upcoming and past sales
Full catalogues are available online ahead of each sale. Our monthly general auctions typically feature over 300 quality antique and collectible lots, with new items added weekly leading up to sale day.
Next Auction
Saturday 30th December at 12 Noon. Viewing is morning of sale only, from 9am. The full catalogue is available now — print your own Word catalogue PDF directly from the site.
Recent Highlights
Partial catalogues and highlight selections are available for preview ahead of each sale. Below are featured lots from a recent auction.
Pair of 19th-Century French Elbow Chairs
Est. €400 – €600
Elegant carved frames with original upholstery, from the August 27th auction.
Victorian Gilt Wood Mirror
Est. €450 – €550
Ornate gilt frame with beaded inner border, in excellent condition.
Roll of 20 — Padraig Pearse 10 Shilling Coins (1966)
Est. €400 – €450
Commemorative silver coins in original packaging, a fine numismatic lot.
Antiques & Collectors Sale
Sunday 24th September, 12 Noon
A broad sale spanning furniture, silver, militaria, books, and ephemera. Partial catalogue available now.
How Catalogues Work
Each item in our auctions is photographed and listed in the catalogue, which is available to view online approximately four days before the sale. You can download and print a Word-format PDF catalogue for your own reference.
New lots are added every week in the run-up to each auction, so check back regularly. Categories span furniture, Irish Art, Irish Silver, military medals, coins, banknotes, books, pottery, and garden items.
The auction house presents a carefully curated selection of fine antiques and art, with each sale offering collectors and dealers alike the opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces. Victorian furniture, mahogany cabinets, and Irish silverware frequently appear alongside fine art and decorative objects. The catalogue for each auction is made available online well in advance, allowing bidders to study the lots and make informed decisions. Viewing is typically held on the morning of the sale, giving prospective buyers a final chance to inspect items in person before the gavel falls.
For those unable to attend in person, absentee bidding provides a straightforward alternative. Prospective buyers can leave a commission bid on individual lots, authorising the auctioneer to bid on their behalf up to a specified amount. This service ensures that serious collectors can participate regardless of location. The auction rooms also maintain a mailing list for those who wish to receive notifications about upcoming sales, catalogue releases, and auction highlights. This direct communication keeps the community informed and engaged with the regular calendar of auctions.
Beyond the monthly general auctions, the auctioneers accept consignments of quality items throughout the year. Whether a single piece or an entire collection, each consignment is assessed with an eye toward its place in the market. The team draws on deep knowledge of Irish antiques, fine art, and collectibles to provide accurate valuations and appropriate presentation. Past sales have included everything from Georgian furniture and Victorian silver to modern design and industrial artefacts, reflecting the broad and eclectic nature of the trade.