Crossword-Solution: SALEROOMS 9 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 11

Besides the two copies in the British Museum, there are examples of it in several of the ancient libraries throughout the kingdom; but it is very rarely indeed to be met with in the London salerooms.[1] Dallaway mentions two copies as being, in 1793, in the library of Lord Carlisle at Naworth; and probably there are examples in some of the libraries of our older nobility.

Another was found at Brighton, and occasionally one appears in the London salerooms, as we have shown.

XIV SALE PRICES XIV SALE PRICES Ancient embroideries so seldom come into the salerooms that it is rarely an opportunity occurs for obtaining market prices, therefore Lady Wolseley's sale on July 12, 1906, must be accepted as a standard.

There is a prevailing idea--it may be a prejudice--that in the salerooms an article fetches its worth and no more, and that you save the relative profit.

But the frequenter of the salerooms cannot fail to note a very unsatisfactory aspect of this business by proxy, where an inexperienced amateur with a well-lined purse employs an almost equally inexperienced person to act on his behalf--that is to say, one who is a bookseller by vocation, but who enjoys no conversance with bibliographical niceties.