Delphi Antiques - Powerscourt CentrePowerscourt Centre

59 South William Street. Over 40 Shops and Restaurants.

Declan Corrigan, the proprietor of Delphi antiques has been in the antique business for nearly a quarter of a century and the present shop has been located at Powerscourt for many years. Delphi specializes in genuine antique jewellery, porcelain, silver and object d’art from the 18-20 Century with an emphasis on original estate jewellery.

They also have one of the largest selections of antique Irish Belleek porcelain available dated from 1858-1930. Delphi Antiques do not sell reproductions and many of their pieces are one of a kind.

If you wish to acquire a unique rare and beautiful piece of antique estate jewellery – This store is for you.

First Floor
Website: www.delphiantiques.com
Tel: 01 679 0331

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Opening Hours

Monday - Friday: 10am - 6pm
Thursday: 10am - 8pm
Saturday: 9am - 6pm
Sunday: 12 - 6pm

Facilties

ATM banking on the ground floor Baby-changing facilities Internet Kiosk Disabled entrance (at the Coppinger Row entrance) and Toilets

Parking

Powerscourt is served by Five Multi Story Car Parks. As well as having its own entrance from the Brown Thomas Car Park, it is also within a short walking distance of Drury St, Royal Surgeons, Trinity St. and Stephens Green Shopping Centre car parks.

Free Wifi

Now, you can surf the web on your laptop from the comfort of the Powerscourt Centre in any of our cafes thanks to Bitbuzz, the leading wireless Internet provider in Ireland. The Free Bitbuzz service enables customers / visitors to the Centre to access the web and read their emails at broadband speeds.

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The History

In 1774 Richard Wingfield 3rd Viscount Powerscourt and his wife Lady Amelia moved into number 59 South William Street. This was their Townhouse since they owned a Country House, Powerscourt Estate in Enniskerry Co Wicklow.

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