Auction Results
Tuesday (September 8th) John Weldon Auctioneers, Cows Lane, Temple Bar, Dublin. Rare coins. An Irish 1943 Half-crown €1,000 (€1,000-2,000); a 17th century silver Ormond Crown €550 (€500-€800).
Tuesday (September 8th) Capes Dunn & Co, Auction Galleries, Stockport England. An 18th century carved mahogany side table, described as "probably" Irish and estimated at £300-£500 sold for £19,500. The auctioneers said it had been part of a "consignment including furniture and paintings from a property in Hale, Cheshire".
Forthcoming Auctions
Monday (September 14th) Milltown Country Auction Rooms, Milltown, Dromiskin Dundalk, Co Louth. Antiques auction at 5pm with 550 lots. Period furniture. Victorian mahogany linen press on chest €400– €500
Monday (September 14th) Morgan O'Driscoll Auctioneers, RDS Minerva Suite, Merrion Rd, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. Auction of Irish & International Art at 6pm. Boy with a Flute and Woman With Fagots drawings by Paul Henry to be sold separately each estimated at €15,000-€25,000; Dalesman and Dewdrop by Basil Blackshaw €15,000-€25,000; The Pig Market by Charles Henry Cook €3,000-€5,000.
Tuesday (September 15th) at 11am. Adams Blackrock, 38 Main St Blackrock, Co Dublin. Autumn fine art and antiques auction at 11am. Viewing underway of some 400 lots including paintings by Arthur Maderson, Brian Bourke and Robert Taylor Carson; a George IV mahogany serving table (€4,000-€6,000). See adamsblackrock.com
Forthcoming Fairs
Saturday & Sunday (September 12th & 13th) The Cork National Antique, Art & Vintage Fair, Clayton Silver Springs Hotel Tivoli. 11am-6pm, daily.
Sunday (September 13th) Antiques Fair, Clontarf Castle Hotel, Dublin 3. 11am-6pm.
Forthcoming Valuations
Sunday (September 13th) Boat House, Graiguenamanagh, Co Kilkenny. 2-4pm. Complimentary valuation of antiques by experts from Sheppard's auctioneers.
Monday (September 14th) Sotheby's, 29 Molesworth St, Dublin 2. Complimentary valuations of rare books and manuscripts for London auctions. Call (01) 644-0200 for an appointment.
