Showing posts with label dublin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dublin. Show all posts

Monday, October 11, 2010

Premier, Welcomes - The Iveagh Gallery


A Premier Welcome to Patrick & Andrew O'Driscoll
The Iveagh Gallery
The Iveagh Gallery on Francis Street has both Irish paintings and Sculptures. The Iveagh caters to the specific needs and requirements of both discerning art buyers and the astute investor.
Amongst their collection are works by artists such as Sir John Lavery, Norman Garstin, Augustus Burke, Joseph O'Reilly, Basil Blackshaw, J B Vallely, Gerard Dillon, Charles Harper, Brian Ballard andmany more. A wide range of preferences are catered for through the variety and quality of each piece in our collection.
With over forty years experience in the Irish art world you can be confident of Quality, Condition, Integrity and Guaranteed of Authenticity of each piece of work we have on offer at the Iveagh Gallery.
Click the Picture above to get full details on this Robert Ballagh portrait of Luis Le Brocquy
or visit

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

A Premier Dealers Welcome to all Cruise Ships and Cruisers

Click the Picture to learn all about this Super Liner
The Premier Art & Antique Dealers of Ireland Welcome all
visitors to Dublin and Ireland
Today is the the Turn of the Cruise Ship Oriana
Please take time to visit the Cultural district of Dublin 8

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Number Twenty Nine is Dublin's Georgian House Museum


Click the Picture to Visit the Website of a Dublin Attraction
No. 29 is a real Gem of a Tourist Attraction in the City

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Stunning Pair of Dublin Engravings


New Engravings at Martin Fennelly Antiques.
A pair of Dublin Views from originals by Thomas Malton.
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Monday, April 6, 2009

Killarney Ware Irish Antiques

Killarney Ware - Available through our Members Stores.
Killarneyware, the distinctive style of furniture produced in Killarney and the Gap of Dunloe during the mid-19th century. The use of Arbutus wood is typical of Killarney. This whitish close-grained wood which yellows with age had been highly valued for centuries in Ireland. Popular subjects frequently seen on Killarney furniture include such historical sites as Muckross Abbey, Glena Cottage, Muckross House and Ross Castle.
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