Daniel Buck Soules has been involved in the Antiques, Art and Auction business for more than 30 years and has been an auctioneer since 1976. Daniel has conducted auction sales in Massachusetts, Michigan, Connecticut and Georgia and has been involved in appraisal days throughout the United States including California, Washington, Nevada, Ohio, Arkansas, Illinois and Florida, and also for such prestigious museums as the Smithsonian Institute.

Having presently relocated to Palmetto, Florida Mr. Soules has continued to expand Daniel Buck Appraisals to assist consignors with the brokering of their items for those individuals who do not want their property sold at a public auction. Mr. Soules also continues to work with auction houses throughout the United States and Europe to the benefit of his clients.

Daniel frequently conducts auctions for non-profit charities throughout the United States. One of the recent auctions conducted was held to benefit the USS Saratoga Museum and was hosted at the private residence of the Honorable Governor and Mrs. Donald Carcieri in Narragansett, Rhode Island, and has also conducted sales for the Ted Williams Museum.

You may recognize Daniel Buck Soules as a frequent appraiser on the two-time Emmy nominated PBS television show "Antiques Roadshow." Daniel has been an (on air) appraiser of Decorative Arts, Silver and Collectibles with the Antiques Roadshow since 1999 and has appraised many items on air. He also has been guest auctioneer for the PBS television station in Providence, RI and for Community Television in Lee, MA.

Daniel Buck Appraisals offers our clients more than 30-years of Knowledge, Integrity and Discretion.