Virginia Auctions & Auction Companies features some of the top antique, estate, real estate and household auction companies in
the state of
Tillett & Damewood Auctioneers, Belmont Ridge Rd, Ashburn, Virginia
We have not been to their Wednesday night auctions at the
barn; however we have attended a few of Tillet & Damewood Auctioneers antiques and estate auctions on several occasions. Tillet and Damewood Auctioneers normally hold their auctions at their barn, but occasionally do an on-site auction. We have
usually come away from their auctions with some pretty good bargains and their staff is both knowledgeable and friendly. They
usually begin with box lots and then continue on to other antiques and collectibles. Their buyer’s premium is 10%.
Hunt Country Auctions, 692 Waterloo Rd, Warrenton, Virginia
We have attended a couple of Hunt Country Auctions’ antiques and estate
auctions at the National Guard Armory in Warrenton, Virginia and have walked away with some pretty good deals. Hunt Country
Auctions is professionally run and the auctioneer is both entertaining and fair. The times we have attended, they have had an
eclectic mix of decent antique furniture, collectibles and jewelry as well as some box lots. The other thing we like about their
auctions is that their buyer’s premium is only 10%.
Kathy Shumate Auctions, 14054 Broadview Lane, Culpeper, Virginia
Kathy Shumate Auctions also operates out of the National Guard Armory
in Warrenton, Virginia. We have attended a couple of her auctions and found them to be down home country. Kathy Shumate
Auctions has quite the following and usually has an eclectic mix of merchandise. The auctioneer usually begins with the box
lots in the back of the room and it takes her awhile to work herself around to the better items. However, if you are patient
you can come away with some pretty good bargains. The buyers premium is 10%.
Culpeper Auction Center, 12282 Sperryville Pike, Culpeper, Virginia
We have only been to one auction at the Culpeper Auction Center
in Culpeper, Virginia, but once was enough. We found that the auctioneer and staff were very professional and their antique
furniture was superb. However, the type of merchandise that they carry draws a higher caliber of clientele and they don’t mind
paying high prices, making it difficult for the average buyer to get a great deal. It’s no wonder we have seen the proprietor
of Culpeper Auction Center buying at other auction houses to resell at his own.
Auctions by Hartman, "The Auction Barn," Catlett, Virginia
At Auctions by Hartman in Catlett, Virginia, we found that they had
an eclectic mix of merchandise up for auction. It was very down home country and when we visited them, they seemed to be unorganized
and very slow. We found their prices to be reasonable, but most of the antique furniture needed some type of repair and most
other things looked unkempt. The staff was very friendly and seemed very nice, unfortunately, we ran out of patience before
being able to buy anything. Their buyer’s premium is 10%.
Hash Auction, 632 East Main Street, Berryville, Virginia
Hash Auctions normally operates out of their 10,000 square foot facility in
Berryville, usually on Mondays. They specialize in estate and consignment auctions but also hold licenses for firearms auctions
and also conducts on-site auctions as needed.
Green Valley Auctions, 2259 Green Valley Drive, Mt. Crawford, Virginia
Green Valley Auctions usually has estate and consignment auctions
twice a month in three different galleries. These huge auctions normally have about 1500 lots of antique furniture, vintage
glass as well as used furniture, tools and other eclectic collectibles. Their buyer’s premium is 3%.
Harlowe-Powell Auction Gallery, 2109 India Road, Charlottesville, Virginia
Harlowe-Powell Auction Gallery in Charlottesville has been
around since 1968 and conducts a variety of auctions in their 15,000 square foot facility in Charlottesville. They specialize
in historical collectibles from the area and serve customers around the world. Their buyer’s premium is 15%.
Alexander’s Auction Gallery, 7114 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, Virginia
Alexander’s is one of the largest auction galleries in the
Mid-Atlantic and holds an auction every Thursday. They have been in business for over 15 years and specialize in antique furnishings. Their buyer’s premium is 15%.
Headley's Auctions, 498 Long Green Lane, Winchester, Virginia
Laughlin Auctions, Inc., 641 North Main Street, Woodstock, Virginia
Stonefront
Auctions, 4501 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Fredericksburg, Virginia
W.P. Auctions, 12101 Colvin Lane, Nokesville, Virginia
Willie's Auction
House, 10157 Seminole Trail, Ruckersville, Virginia
Quinn’s Auction Galleries, 431 North Maple Ave, Falls Church, Virginia
Quinn’s Auction Galleries is probably one of the best antique
and estate auction houses in the Washington DC metro area. This Northern Virginia auction house holds an auction every Wednesday
night with special consignment and catalogue auctions throughout the year. The auctioneers are not the stereotypical lot with
a quick cadence, but they are professional, fair and their staff is very friendly. Quinn’s Auction Galleries is a place where
we occasionally find a bargain we can’t live without. Their buyer’s premium, which is 15%.
The Potomack Company Auctions, 526 North Fayette Street, Alexandria, Virginia, 703.684.4550
The Potomack Company features fine art
and antique auctions at their gallery in Alexandria, Virginia. The Potomack Company’s gallery is located just outside Washington
DC and their clients consist of collectors, institutions and dealer from across the area and the U.S.
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