The phrase "auction title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the name or description of an item being sold in an auction.
Example: "The auction title for the rare painting was listed as 'Masterpiece of the 19th Century.'"
Alternatives: "bidding title" or "sale title".
"Dot-Com Fallen Angel," the auction title proclaimed.
If you are submitting multiple auctions, make sure that you changed the auction title from the prior auction (a common mistake).
However, eBay's search will automatically account for variant phrasings; it will also sometimes check category names in addition to the auction title.
For Ethel there were more losses to come, as signaled by the auction's title, which left out her name.
Big Records Set At Recent Doha Auction: The title of "Most Expensive Living Arab Artist" goes to... Chant Avedissian for his $1.6 million work, "Icons of the Nile".
A public auction for titles would raise the largest possible sum as well as providing an entertaining spectacle.
Its average selling price for a book is £1.60, but it has twice made £18,000 at auction for titles discovered in its stores.
October 3 2013 Swann, a leader in sales of African-American art, presents an auction (Oct . 3 whose title, "Points of Departure," refers to the various reactions to Abstract Expressionism by notable artists.
As I understand it, the eBay search engine will perform an analysis that incorporates historical buyer behavior information, words found in the auction product listing title and description and keywords customers entered into the "search" box.
ARTIST: Kippenberger TITLE: Untitled AUCTION HOUSE: Sotheby's ESTIMATE: $3.5 million to$4.5 million After the November auctions, top officials at Sotheby's and Christie's stopped offering sellers financing.
The Sure Thing ARTIST: Calder TITLE: Untitled AUCTION HOUSE: Christie's ESTIMATE: $1.2 million to $1.8 million The sculptor Alexander Calder is proving to be the art world's comfort food.
