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auctioneer
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auctioneer
a person who conducts an auction by announcing the lots and controlling the bidding


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At the time we shared offices with Ken Oliver's Livestock Auctioneering, for whom I auctioneered furniture, occasionally sheep, and horses, ponies and tack at Kelso Horse Sales.
'Racing has consistently shot itself in the foot. And we're about to ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Antiques Roadshow star Eric Knowles auctioneered the event at Wragge & Co's Banking Hall, in Colmore Row.
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Harrison & Hetherington runs three of the five Swaledale Sheep Breeders' Association district sales and, with the exception of Ruswarp in North Yorkshire Stuart has auctioneered at all of them.
Popular auctioneer to continue in role; Farming by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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