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PA Auctioneer Exam with 77 Questions (&Complete Solutions
how are most furniture styles named? - ✔✔Named for a prominent designer at a particular
time period
what is furniture called when it is between two famous time periods? - ✔✔Transitional
what is the period of furniture with a cabriole leg? - ✔✔Queen Anne period in America,
known also as the "cabriole leg" period
what is the period of furniture with a ball and claw foot? - ✔✔Chippendale
what period of furniture is famous for inlay? - ✔✔Hepplewhete, an inlay means a chisel or
puzzle
Correctly list the chronological ages of Chippendale, Empire, Hepplewhite, Queen Anne, Duncan
Phyfe, Eastlake, Victorian. - ✔✔1. Queen Anne, 2. Chippendale, 3. Hepplewhite (Federal), 4.
Duncan Phyfe, 5. Empire, 6. Victorian, 7. Eastlake
What is Pennsylvania House? - ✔✔High-end, fine furniture
Advertising collectibles were manufactured and given as what? - ✔✔Premiums (promotional
items, tokens, proof of purchase or prizes)
Were "premiums" sold? - ✔✔No, they were given away with purchases of other items
How pure is silver? - ✔✔99.9% or .999 this is fine silver, too soft for jewlery making
, How pure is "sterling" silver? - ✔✔92.5% 0r .925
What is .900 silver? - ✔✔Coin silver
How much weight is a troy ounce? - ✔✔31.1 ounces
How is gold weighed? HOW? - ✔✔Gold is typically measure in a troy ounce, then converted
to grams and pennyweight
What is karat? What is Carat? - ✔✔Karat- a measure of purity when referring to gold, carat-
is a unit of weight, used to describe diamonds and other gemstones
Where should you take valuable jewelry for authentication and valuation? - ✔✔Gemologist
What is the collector and dealer of coins called? - ✔✔Numismatist
What is the collector and dealer of clocks.watched called? - ✔✔Horologist
What is the collector and dealer of stamps called? - ✔✔Philatelist
What does D.U.S.T. mean? - ✔✔Real estate's four elements of value: demand, utility,
scarcity and transferability
What is a tax lien? What is an encumbrance? What are enabling acts? - ✔✔Chase on a piece
of property, a tax lien burden, state acts that are set
what does intestate mean? - ✔✔die without a will
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