Showing posts with label Premier Dealers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Premier Dealers. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Choose a Premier Dealer for that Special Gift and Shop with Confidence

Buy that Gift or Item of Furniture
from the Website List on this Page
and Shop with Confidence
with a
 Premier Dealer
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Sunday, February 19, 2012

Huān yíng to Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping


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The Premier Dealers Welcome
the visit of Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping 
to Ireland. Some Members of The Premier Dealer Network
already have major connections with China and this visit
will only enhance an already thriving Buisness.
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Special mention to Patrick Howard Antiques which
is regarded by many as the Home of Chinese Antiques
in Ireland - Click the Chinese Flag to View
or visit

Click for Chinese Antiques


Saturday, February 11, 2012

Super Valentine Gifts at an Antique Store Near You

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Looking to Buy a really Romantic Gift
for the one you love ?
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Choose a gift from a Premier Dealer  where
you will find a huge selection of Exclusive Antique
meaningful Gifts that will truly let your Partner know
how special they are.
Visit our Websites and
Shop with Absolute Confidence 

Sunday, February 5, 2012

V.A.T. - The Retail Scheme for "Tourists"

The Retail Export Scheme
"Tax Free Shopping For Tourists"
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With the Recent Changes in VAT Rates
I decided that it is a good time to
return to the very clear rules laid down by
the The Irish Tax Authorities.
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 Supplies of goods at a zero per cent rate of VAT

"Goods can be sold VAT-free (zero percent rate) if they are exported by or on behalf of the supplier - that is, where the retailer or VAT refund agent posts or dispatches the goods to an address outside the E.U. This is subject to proof in the form of postal or shipping documents showing that the goods have left the E.U.

If the goods are exported by or on behalf of the tourist/traveller, then the supplier does not have proof of export at the time of supply, and the supply should not be zero-rated. If the supplier nonetheless chooses to zero-rate a sale to a tourist/traveller (for example where payment is by credit card), the supplier must account for the VAT due on the sale in the VAT return for the period following the sale unless, at that stage, he/she is in possession of documentary proof that the goods have been exported.
A supplier who zero-rates a sale, and subsequently accounts for the VAT in the next return may claim an adjustment in the following VAT return to account for this if he/she subsequently receives proof that the goods were exported within the three months limit. It is important to note that the traveller has no liability to pay VAT following a zero rated sale, even if he/she fails to provide the necessary proofs of export. The liability to account for VAT on the sale remains with the supplier, whose entitlement to apply the zero rating to a particular sale is retracted if the conditions attached to the scheme are not complied with."
 
The Above paragraphs are taking directly from The Legislative document on the Export Scheme for Tourists
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As I have family Members with Expertise in this very Area  ... I will be happy to
pass on any questions a retailer may have for clarification
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Francis Street - Culture Night

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On Friday September 23rd 2011, locals and visitors across the island of Ireland will enjoy the unique experience of Culture Night, a free night of entertainment, discovery and adventure taking place in a record 30 towns, cities, counties and of course Francis Street. Galleries, churches, historic houses, artists’ studios and Antique Shops will open their doors late into the evening welcoming people of all ages to taste and sample their cultural delights for free on the evening.
Francis Street is Open and Please Visit The Antique Quarter
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Francis Street on the Irish Times - Excellent Article

Click to Read the Irish Times Report
The Irish Times very Kindly
featured Francis Street
on the Saturday Edition of the 13th Aug.
It is really worth a read and I would
like to take this oppurtunity to Thank
everyone who contacted the Times and 
myself to compliment the wonderful report
by Michael Parsons
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Bravo to The Irish Times,
not only bringing unbiased news reporting
to the Irish Nation but also supporting local communities
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Dublin Horse Show - A Great Annual Event


Click the Picture to View Full Details of this Years Show
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The Horse Show is a Dublin institution. A celebration of Ireland's affinity with the horse, the Dublin Horse Show has the best show horses and the best international show jumpers compete for honours. It is one of Ireland's largest events, a highlight of the summer, each year welcoming tens of thousands of people from Ireland and all over the world
visit here for ticket information
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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Joseph Smyth - Antique Mirror - Picture Frame Restorer

When it comes to Mirror or Picture Frames
that need Repair - One of the Top Names in the
Restoration Business is
Joseph Smyth
Joseph has Many Years in the Frame Restoration
Business and is used by most of the Antique Dealers
on Francis Street.
Joseph's Workshop is based at
Unit 2, Marks Alley West, Dublin 8
or Phone 087 9308222
(going direct to Joseph - saves you money)
Premier Dealers Recommend Joseph Smyth
and Endorsements from the Premier Dealers
are not Paid for so rest assured with this
objective advice
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Francis Street - On Facebook


The Iveagh Market - Click the Picture to Become a Facebook Fan

There is a long tradition of street selling in the Liberties. The Iveagh Market was built in 1902 by the Earl of Iveagh to give the people a dry place to sell their goods. The market stands on a site that had once been taken up by an import...ant brewery. The market itself is a fine piece of architecture, with its Queen Anne-style facade on Francis Street and spacious galleried interior. The keystones of the several arches at the front of the building are ornamented with carved heads, which represent the various trading nations of the world.
Follow Picture Link to Become a FAN
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Sunday, June 5, 2011

Record Sales at Spring Auction Sales in Hong Kong

Chinese Snuff Box Sold for over £3 Million !
Hong Kong enjoys record spring
auction sales

Christie's has raised a record HK$4 billion (£315 million) at its Asian auctions in the first half of 2011, as a range of high-end goods exceeded their pre-sale estimates. According to the auction house, sales in the first half were up 68 per cent over the first half of 2010, indicating an extremely buoyant market for everything from fine wines to antiques.

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Saturday, May 28, 2011

Adam's - Important Irish Art Sale

Paul Henry - Connemara Landscape
James Adam's of Stephens Green, Dublin
Exciting Irish Art Sale Auction - 1st June
Click the Picture for full details or visit
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Francis Street - On Facebook

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Francis Street - The Art and Antique Quarter
of Dublin - Ireland
calling the World
via
Facebook
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Please Share with your Friends

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Premier Dealers - Wish the Royals well on their Visit to Ireland


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The Premier Dealers of Ireland
Wish
Queen Elizabeth II & The Duke of Edinburgh
all the best on their visit to the
 Republic of Ireland 
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to view the Royal Itinerary

♣ ♣ ♣ ♣ ♣ ♣ ♣

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Royal Crown Derby - Fakes cause Concern

Excellent BBC - Report on how The Fakers
are creating such an amount of well made
Fakes
that the very Future of the Royal Crown Derby Company
may be under threat .
Click the Picture to View the BBC Video
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Welcome to The Premier Antique Dealer Blog

Martin Fennelly decided that it was time to set up a new Antique Dealers Club where Dealers and the Public could interact and discuss the Future of Antique Dealing in Ireland.
I will be updating this Blog frequently with any information that may be of value to our members and the Public.