Great Hall for Mealy’s latest sale
When it was bought in 1998, Stanocum Hall was furnished with the best things country houses could offer. Now it’s all under the hammer
The contents of Stranocum Hall, Co Antrim, are among the 1,600 lots in Mealy’s three-day sale this week, 50 per cent to be sold without reserve.
Having bought the hall in 1998, local businessman William O’Neill furnished it with the best he could find at important Irish country house sales, hence a pair of elegant Irish sofas from Lissadell House (€10,000-€20,000), the monumental Victorian mahogany serving table from Kilshane House (€2,000-€4,000), a pair of French...
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