[
UK
/sˈeɪlɹuːm/
]
NOUN
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an area where merchandise (such as cars) can be displayed
in Britain a showroom is called a salesroom
How To Use saleroom In A Sentence
- If the property remains unsold after the auction i.e. your bid was below the reserve price, speak to the auctioneer to register your interest before leaving the saleroom.
- He wanted the library to be dispersed, as it had been assembled, through the saleroom.
- It drew great admiration both at the exhibition and in the saleroom, Outred added. Warhol Self-Portrait Sells For $17.4 Million At Auction
- Meanwhile it is business as usual at Sotheby's London salerooms with two major art sales on November 29 and December 5.
- It seems possible that the past three or four decades, which have seen such frenetic activity in the salerooms and such an increase in public awareness of the potential monetary value of art and antiques, have been untypical.
- He would arrive at the house and stay until the debt was paid or goods to the value of the debt taken to the saleroom and sold.
- It has been some time since anyone had to fight their way into a London saleroom.
- In a saleroom of June 4, 1931, three Astbury figures and a pew group marked ‘Wedgwood’ were entered as lots 66 to 69, ‘the property of a collector’.
- Lots of loyal customers mean stably increasing saleroom, low sale cost and continually ascending gains for enterprises.
- The saleroom will be open for viewing on the Monday and Tuesday before the auction, from 10 am to 5pm.