Auctioneer Collection
"The Art of the Auctioneer: A Glimpse into the World of Bidding" Step back in time to Chichester Cattle Market, c1962
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"The Art of the Auctioneer: A Glimpse into the World of Bidding" Step back in time to Chichester Cattle Market, c1962, where the rhythmic chant of an auctioneer filled the air, captivating both buyers and sellers alike. In Christies Auction Room, delicately aquatinted by J. , a symphony of whispers accompanied each stroke of the gavel as masterpieces changed hands with grace and precision. The Sale of paintings from the Cook Collection at Sothebys in 1958 was a spectacle that left art enthusiasts breathless. Each brushstroke held immense value as bidders vied for these coveted treasures. Transporting us further back in time is "The Auction, " an oil on canvas masterpiece from 1910. The auctioneer's commanding presence demanded attention as he orchestrated bids with finesse and flair. Even Christmas and New Year cards embraced this timeless profession, showcasing an auctioneer amidst festive cheer—a reminder that auctions transcend seasons. At The Barbican's bustling sale, excitement permeated every corner. Furniture, trinkets, and memories found new homes while eager bidders sought hidden gems within its eclectic offerings. A garden transformed into a stage for a house clearance auction—an enchanting setting where nostalgia mingled with anticipation as belongings whispered stories to potential owners. Edmund Tattersall stood tall in his portrait—his gaze reflecting years spent perfecting his craft. His legacy lives on through generations who continue to carry forth his passion for auctions. Bakewell's Derbyshire Cattle Market witnessed lively exchanges between farmers and traders—their animated voices blending harmoniously with cattle calls echoing through the market square. Boscawen Street view captured Truro's vibrant past—a city steeped in history where auctions were not just transactions but cultural events connecting communities across time. Richard Tattersall Jr.