They are trinket-like creatures, disguising their true and hellish nature within cutesy forms such as cowboy boots, classic cars, historical busts, vintage radios, antique guns, and fluffy animals. Their scents are overpowering, for within their bodies lies not blood, but an eau de cologne sprung from the very depths of Hades. They lurk in attics, in basements, huddled together in cardboard boxes in which their loathsome aromas amass like an army of doom that will charge upon any unsuspecting victim who happens to open their long forgotten crypt.
Rene Black’s Tiger
From 1868 to 1912, the Emperor Meiji ruled over Japan. Under his “Enlightened Rule,” the country began its modernization and achieved its status as a world power through sweeping political, social, and economic changes. The Meiji Period also saw achievements in Japanese bronze works exemplified by pieces such as the Meiji bronze tiger that we, the Savo Auctioneers, sold on July 1, 2010.
Things In Cans and Jars
Had I been standing in a grocery store talking with its owner, and had that owner called me in because he was closing shop and was inquiring as to whether or not I could liquidate his stock, I wouldn’t have been taken aback by the question.
Our Biggest Announcement Ever
We, the Savo Auctioneers, are about to become the subject of a documentary series for a major cable television network.
Deppraisal: Condensed Books
Imagine that you’re a wedding planner and that a lovely young couple with a very large check book appointed you their event coordinator over a year ago. Month upon month you spent, artistically designing every moment of what you’re sure will be the season’s most splendid nuptial. You’ve exhausted every ounce of your creativity and genius. Indeed, you’ve poured your heart and soul into the planning of this wedding, because you’re sure that upon its execution, you will become the most sought after matrimonial machinator in the region. This wedding will make your career.
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