Monthly auctions in Cork attract a varied mix of Irish antiques, decorative objects, collectables and practical household pieces. Buyers may be looking for a…
A 19th-century map of Cork is more than a practical guide to roads, rivers and townlands. It is a record of how people understood a changing place, showing…
Irish Chippendale furniture is admired for its confident carving, warm mahogany, elegant proportions and distinctly Georgian character. The name describes…
Antique barometers combine scientific history, craftsmanship and decorative appeal. Once used to forecast changes in atmospheric pressure, these instruments…
Picking up Irish silver or a Georgian painting through an overseas auction opens a door to heritage pieces rarely seen in Australian shops. For collectors…
The slow, deliberate craft of Irish silversmiths produced vessels that balanced warmth and ceremony, qualities collectors still respond to today. Tea urns from…
For more than two centuries, County Cork has been a hub of literary commerce, where rare volumes and contemporary Irish publications have passed through the…
Inheriting a full household, or winding up a deceased estate, often looks straightforward but turns out to be weeks of paperwork and hard yakka. Across Sydney,…
From Hobart to Cairns, a quiet passion burns for pieces of Irish military heritage. Boer War service medals awarded to the Royal Munster Fusiliers, bronze…
Australian collectors of antique silver, from Sydney's eastern suburbs to Brisbane's heritage homes, often inherit pieces that need careful preparation before…