Here's something that I never saw done by an Auction House

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07-19-2015, 06:58 AM

DoctorK

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This is practiced at antique auctions quite frequently and usually done with sets of furniture. Each piece is sold individually and then the entire lot is sold. Whichever brings the most $$$ is how the lot is sold.

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