under the hammer
Meaning
under the hammer
For sale by auction.
Examples
Another image due to go under the hammer, is of Aldrin, when he managed to photograph himself during a 1965 Gemini XII mission.
It is going under the hammer with auctioneers Antony Cribb Ltd, of Newbury, Berkshire.
There is also still time to put a bid in for one of the eight lots of crafters’ work going under the hammer at Made In Argyll in aid of the Earl Haig Poppy Appeal.
To have one private owner controlling eight or more — a fresh batch of six will soon go under the hammer — can’t possibly be great news for airlines, fliers, or businesses operating from the premises.
A filling station and shop in Gowna, a guesthouse on the shores of Lough Sheelin and a two-bed country cottage in Loughduff are among the Cavan properties set to go under the hammer in the next Leinster Property Auction next month.
AMMONNEWS - A Picasso self-portrait estimated to be worth $70 million and due to go under the hammer in New York on Tuesday, has been “accidentally damaged” and withdrawn from auction, Christie’s said.