Ahead of Adam’s Auctioneers’ upcoming fine jewellery and watches auction on May 16, Director Claire-Laurence Mestrallet gives an insider’s guide to the key pieces going under the hammer Partner content with Adam's Auctioneers businesspost.ie/irish-tatler/h…

Ahead of the Fine Vintage Wine and Spirits Auction, Food&Wine gets the inside track on how to secure the best value for your bottles Partner content with Adam's Auctioneers businesspost.ie/food-and-wine/…

Delighted to present the 2023 Adam’s Award at RHA Gallery to the wonderful Charles Tyrrell today. His current show is running at Taylor Galleries.

With our sale of Important Irish Art viewing from next Friday we’d love to have our usual The AA Ireland road signs but no one answers our calls, emails etc. It’s as if you don’t love us anymore 😞

You’ve got a treat in store over the next few days as viewing of our Important Irish Art auction gets started today at 10am and continues over the weekend. Also view online at adams.ie #artauction #irishart #Dublin #ContemporaryArt #JackYeats

Harry Kernoff’s view of the gantries at #HarlandandWolff in #Belfast from Victoria Park in 1935 features in our auction of Irish Art on Wednesday next. You can read the wonderful article about the work by Kathryn Milligan in our catalogue here 👉adams.ie

Devil’s Advocate by Rowan Gillespie is one of five bronzes by the sculptor featured in our May 31st auction of Important Irish Art. You can view the entire collection online at adams.ie or in our St Stephens Green rooms over the next five days.

If you’re in Dublin this afternoon call into Adam’s on Stephen’s Green and enjoy some wonderful Irish art in a lovely setting ahead of next Wednesday’s auction. This may be the last chance to see some of these beauties before they go to their new homes. adams.ie

Saddened to hear of the death of Graham Knuttel this weekend. A hugely successful artist with his own unique and distinctive style - may he rest in peace. #GrahamKnuttel #IrishArt #contemporaryart

Edward McGuire’s iconic portrait of Chieftains founding member and piper, Paddy Moloney, has been withdrawn from this evenings auction having been purchased prior to auction by a State body. Details in due course. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. adams.ie

Important Irish Art auction tonight at 6pm but there’s still time to view the collection and even if you can’t make it to Stephen’s Green you can view online at adams.ie

A full size bronze by Belgian sculptor ⁦Dirk De Keyzer⁩ is one of the highlights in next Wednesday’s online At Home auction. Entitled ‘De Wind’ it is 176cm high and is estimated at €5000/8000. View the entire sale at adams.ie #BelgianArt #Auction #Sculpture

We’re on view tomorrow and Sunday from 1pm till 5 pm ahead of our online only auction next Wednesday. View the catalogue and 360 video at adams.ie #auction #fineart #Dublin #antiques

Bay Scene, Seapoint, 1820, by James Arthur O'Connor (1792-1841). Old Dun Laoghaire Harbour in background. Via National Maritime Museum of Ireland mariner.ie/maritime-art/ dib.ie/biography/ocon…

National Library of Ireland is in it, McDaids is in it, Adam's Auctioneers is in it #TLNWC #JoinTheClub and some BEES

Sad to hear of the passing of Gerry Kenyon, one of the last great characters of the Irish antiques trade. I interviewed him on ‘Treasure Ireland’ in 1993 (photo courtesy of RTE). He was always willing to share his enormous knowledge, will up to a point, of course !

Adam’s autumn edition of its fine jewellery and watches auction looks set to be one of its most compelling yet, with some prize pieces available. Partner Content with Adam's Auctioneers bit.ly/45D57vw

Our upcoming Country House auction featured in today’s The Irish Times. Thank you ElizabethBirdthistle for the lovely piece.

Views of Dublin abound in @adams1887 Irish Old Masters auction on Thursday 15th May. The viewing in their St. Stephen’s Green rooms allows close inspection of late 18th and early 19th-century engravings and aquatints of Dublin by James Malton, Thomas Sautelle Roberts and others🧵

Kashmir sapphire originally valued at €8,000 to €12,000 sells at auction in Dublin for €550,000 irishtimes.com/ireland/2025/0…