Vintage couture and accessories auction wrap-up
I went with Rose and Holly to the vintage clothing auction at Leslie Hindman. Either I have bad taste, or everyone else does. A lot of the stuff I liked failed to meet estimates, and one of my 1990s picks didn't even sell. Many lots that I thought were underwhelming or disappointing saw stiff competition and healthy prices. But as my realtor would say, "This is actually good news." Because it meant I could buy a few of the things I wanted!
If you're hesitant about attending a live auction for whatever reason, I think that Leslie Hindman Auctioneers offer a good first-time experience. They have very diverse offerings and a relatively casual atmosphere. The young, energetic staff are professional and knowledgeable. And they had complimentary mimosas in the morning! Try it sometime if you're in Chicago.
If you're hesitant about attending a live auction for whatever reason, I think that Leslie Hindman Auctioneers offer a good first-time experience. They have very diverse offerings and a relatively casual atmosphere. The young, energetic staff are professional and knowledgeable. And they had complimentary mimosas in the morning! Try it sometime if you're in Chicago.
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1 Comments:
Thanks for the recap. I'll probably follow-up with something on my blog when I'm no longer glued to the couch due to a nasty head cold.
To your readers--take it from me--don't be scared to bid! I was and I think I made a mistake by not doing so more aggressively. There were some real deals there and some things that seemed to entirely miss the radar.
You don't have bad taste, that's for sure.
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