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We welcome your questions about upcoming auctions, consigning items, or arranging a valuation. Reach us by phone or use the form below.

Our rooms in County Cork have long been a destination for those drawn to the quiet rigour of fine antiques and art. The atmosphere here is one of careful attention: each Victorian mahogany piece, each diamond or gold lot, each 19th-century oil painting arrives with its own history. We handle everything from single chairs to complete cabinet collections, from sovereign rings to industrial water pumps and engines. The auction floor is a space where the ornate and the utilitarian sit side by side, and where bidders, whether in the room or absent, engage with objects that have outlived their makers. The process is deliberate, unhurried, and rooted in the physical reality of the things themselves.

For those considering consignment, we offer a straightforward approach to valuation and sale. Our team examines each item on its own merits, drawing on a deep familiarity with silverware, militaria, furniture, and collectors' items across the centuries. The catalogue is built with care, each lot described plainly and accurately, so that bidders know exactly what they are considering. Viewing is by appointment or during our open hours, and we encourage a close inspection of any piece before the auction. The sale itself follows a clear rhythm, driven by the room and the telephone lines, with results that reflect the honest market for each object.

Our mailing list keeps regular followers informed of upcoming auctions, catalogue releases, and notable highlights. The schedule is consistent: sales run through the year, with viewing days and auction dates published well in advance. We accept items on an ongoing basis, and the range is deliberately broad—from a single Victorian diamond brooch to a complete Edwardian breakfast cabinet, from a shagreen lighter to a 19th-century cylinder desk. The aesthetic of the room is unadorned, the emphasis always on the objects themselves. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a first-time bidder, the process is the same: look closely, bid honestly, and take home something that speaks to you.