Sentence examples for premium auction from inspiring English sources

He was on a Chelsea gallery crawl, inspired by his new TV show, "The Art of More," which, according to press materials, "explores the underbelly and surprisingly cutthroat world of premium auction houses".

It was a spectacle, and I quickly became a sideshow as the good people of Coffey County explained what was going on: this was a premium auction, in which bidders were not buying the animals but essentially donating a cash prize to the young participants who had raised them.

Also, the TV is a Limbo premium auction, which means I was charged an additional $0.99 for my bid.

Quaid is the star of "The Art of More," a drama set in the world of premium auction houses.

The 10-episode series, set in the world of premium auction houses, is schedule to premiere in the winter, according to Company Town.

The sale of American Indian artifacts generated $1.2 million, including the buyer's premium (the auction house's fee), according to a spokeswoman for the seller, Néret-Minet Tessier & Sarrou.

The selling price of $179.4 million includes the buyer's premium that auction houses typically add on.

Wine and Gourmet Food Tasting, Premium Wine Auction — Sunday, Sept. 25.

On December 20 , 2010 after taking its 19.5 percent buyer's premium, the auction house sent $220,000 by bank wire to the School Sisters of Notre Dame.

The Paris dealers ultimately prevailed, paying $870,000, or close to $1 million with the premium that auction houses typically add.

It was a spectacular autumn afternoon on Sunday, when more than 800 people came to Memorial Park to sip fine wines and sample gourmet foods at the 12th annual Wine and Gourmet Food Tasting and premium wine auction event.