Items from period properties in Cobh and surrounding areas.
The History of Bandon and the Principal Towns of the West Riding of County Cork by George Bennett, 2nd enlarged edition 1869.
Early Irish History and Antiquities and The History of West Cork by Rev. W. O'Halloran, only edition complete with the coloured map of Ireland before the Anglo Norman Invasion 1916.
The History of Kinsale by Florence O'Sullivan, first edition complete with illustrations and maps 1916 - scarce.
Guy's Cork Almanac & Directory for the year 1918. 592 pages of streets, lanes, business listings and advertising ideal for genealogy.
The Journal of The Cork Historical & Archaeological Society for the year 1894.(12 early monthly issues of this rare journal published by Guy & Co, 70 Patrick Street, Cork)
The Journal of The Cork Historical & Archaeological Society for the year 1895. (12 monthly issues of this rare journal published by Guy & Co, 70 Patrick Street, Cork).
The Journal of The Cork Historical & Archaeological Society for the year 1896. (12 early monthly issues of this rare journal published by Guy & Co, 70 Patrick Street, Cork).
Census of Ireland 1881. (Covering area, houses and population). Volume 2 County and City of Cork. (406 Pages). Printed by Alexander Thom, Dublin 1882.
Who Burnt Cork City, published by the Irish Labour party and Trade Union Congress , Dublin 1921 featuring over seventy eye witness accounts just weeks after the burning of the city by the Black and Tans and other crown forces.
Battle Cries by Terence macSwiney 1918, a series of poems dedicated to the dead at Eastertide 1916.
Methodism in Cork the Wesley Chapel Centenary official booklet 1805-1905 printed by Guy & Co featuring the autographs of 100 members.
Memoir of The Honble Elizabeth Alworth, the story of the first lady freemason. First edition Guy & Co 1914.
Guerilla Days in Ireland by General Tom Barry, the rare Irish Press first edition including the map of the Crossbarry ambush and other illustrations.
The Ancient and Present State of The County & City of Cork by Charles Smith in 2 volumes. Printed by John Connor, Patrick Street, Cork, 1815
The Exhibition Album of Cork, Blarney & Queenstown, 24 views printed for The Cork Exhibition of 1883.
The Emerald Isle Album of Cork, Blarney & Queenstown, 53 platinatone views, c1900.
The New Weeks Preparation of The Lords Supper, (A rare Cork, castle Street printing), A Edwards Bookseller 1801.
Journal of The Kerry Archaeological Society, No12 1979 - No24 1991, (11 journals).
The Story of The Norman Conquest by Daniel Maclise RA, published by Art Union of London 1866, (42 plates).
A first edition of Charles Smiths History of The Ancient & Present State of The County & City of Cork, 1750, 2 volumes.
A fine antique french mahogany and brass mounted cylinder desk with satinwood fitted interior. (Width 57ins).
Georgian mahogany drop leaf table.
Georgian brass fender.
Fifteen small Malton views of Dublin.
Georgian mahogany four tier what-not fitted with a drawer.
A Sean O'Sullivan print of Eamon De Valera.
Late victorian walnut drawing room armchair.
Mahogany writing bureau.
A neat size antique gilt settee, circa 1880.
Late Victorian mahogany chiffonier.
Quantity of books.
A print of The Custom House, Dublin.
A fine pair of antique mahogany demi lune side tables raised on tapered legs.
An Edwardian mahogany oval shaped cabinet fitted with drawers.
A Georgian mahogany drop leaf table raised on square legs.
A brass door knocker.
"Lovely Is The Lee", " Til I End My Song," "Coming Down The Wye", three volumes by Robert Gibbings.
Charles Goldsborough Anderson, British 1865-1936
Portrait,
Oil on canvas,
Signed lower right.
Georgian mahogany six drawer tall boy on bracket feet.
A pair of Victorian low chairs.
Antique giltwood stool raised on cabriole legs
Victorian drawing room chair with original upholstery.
19th century oak seat ( neat size).
Drawing room chair.
A set of four Georgian mahogany Hall Chairs with painted crests and raised on tapered legs.
Guy's Cork Almanac and Directory, two volumes, 1917 and 1934 (as found).
The Big Fellow, Michael Collins and The irish Revolution by Frank O'Connor.
A 19th century mahogany library table on side supports with stretcher base.
Victorian mahogany chest of drawers.
Victorian dressing mirror.
Victorian metal umberella stand with victorian registration mark.
Victorian day bed with lift up seat.
An oak nest of tables
Mahogany telephone seat.
A large needlework picture.
Pair of Regency mahogany Cork dining chairs.
Pair of Chippendale design mahogany side chairs.
Antique cast iron plant stand.
Antique lacquered occasional table on tripod.
Long mahogany bookshelves (altered).
