The Entrance Hall

The Scullery
The Basement Hall
The Kitchen
The Pantry
The Housekeepers Room
The Entrance Hall
The Dining Room
The Front Drawing Room
The Back Drawing Room
The Boudoir
The Master Bedroom
The Dressing Room
The Governess Room
The Nursery
The Playroom
The Darton Scroll

The front hall was used by family and visitors to the house. Servants and tradesmen had a separate entrance, via a set of granite steps into the basement area. This well lit space is enhanced by a fanlight typical of the late eighteenth century.

Landscape Painting

Landscape view of Howth looking to Lambay Island. By George Mulvany, R.H.A. 1776 – 1838. IBEC

Pair Of Irish Hall Chairs

Mahogany hall chairs, decorated with a stylized c-scroll design. Regency circa 1820, probably Irish.

Bust by Benjamin Schrowder

Bust of Benjamin Schrowder (1757 – 1826). A Dublin sculptor. He assisted Edward Smith in carving the heads of the customs house.

Long Case Clock

Clock by Thomas Sanderson, Dublin about 1740, possibly earlier. Brass dial with silvered hour ring. Calendar aperture below.

Coloured Print

Coloured print of George IV visit to Dublin.