Many individuals have inquiries about auction fees, which typically include buyer and seller fees, adhering to industry standards. These fees cover the auction house’s efforts to ensure your property reaches an optimal buying audience, providing valuable services for both parties involved.
Wondering when to reach out to an auction house to sell your property? You needn’t wait for an upcoming auction announcement; most major houses plan schedules six months to nearly a year ahead, making it easy to schedule your property for sale in an upcoming auction.
Murphy Insurance co-sponsored the 3rd Annual Wayside Inn Antiques Show, held May 11–13, 2012, on the historic Wayside Inn campus in Sudbury, MA. With more than 40 top dealers from across the U.S., the event featured a preview party, expert “Booth Chats,” and a special offer: free admission for moms on Mother’s Day with a paid guest. The event highlighted a diverse mix of fine art, furniture, and collectibles, appealing to both seasoned collectors and casual enthusiasts.
Once you’ve selected an auction house, arrange for a thorough evaluation of your property by an expert appraiser, whether online, in person, or at your home. This step is crucial for maximizing the value of your antiques appraisal process.
Murphy Insurance is proud to partner with Skinner Inc. as co-presenting sponsor of The Wayside Inn Antiques Show. Leading up to the event on May 11-13, we’re delighted to feature insights from Karen Keane on the process of consigning property for auction.
Whether you possess family heirlooms or are a dedicated collector of antiques and fine art, understanding how your insurance protects these valuables is crucial. Regardless of the size of your collection, you might be surprised by the accumulated value of your possessions over the years.
Aside from power outages, businesses face risks like fire and weather-related disasters, disrupting operations for extended periods. Business interruption and extra expense insurance offer a crucial means to mitigate potential financial losses in such scenarios.
Murphy Insurance is proud to announce that five members of their team have been approved for the designation of Accredited Advisor in Insurance (AAI). This designation encompasses three rigorous courses focused on customer risk management, demonstrating a solid commitment to customer service. It offers comprehensive insights into business, law, finance, marketing, sales, insurance coverage, and agency operations.
In a car accident, identifying the other driver isn’t always possible, especially in hit-and-run situations which can escalate beyond mere vehicle damage to serious injuries for you or passengers, or even pedestrian accidents. Such uncertainties highlight the importance of being prepared.
Murphy Insurance Agency, which serves multiple communities, proudly retains its Five Star Insurance Agency status, reflecting its commitment to excellence across key imperatives, including customer focus and community engagement. With only 28 agencies in Massachusetts holding this distinction, their achievement is commendable.