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Duncan

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For the horse, see Duncan.
Duncan
Duncan (auctioneer).png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Alive
Hair: Grey
Occupation: Auctioneer
First appearance: "The War of Art"
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta


Duncan is an auctioneer at Gavelby's Auction House.

History

When the Simpson family bought a painting from the Van Houtens, they took it to Gavelby's Auction House to have it appraised by Duncan. He told the family it was a genuine Johan Oldenveldt painting and estimated its value at $80–100,000. Later, Duncan auctioned it off when Dawn entered the auction house to claim it as her painting. Duncan then gave Dawn a ride home.[1]

Duncan auctioned off the painting The Poetess at Gavelby's Auction House, which Homer wanted. After it was bought by Megan Matheson, the painting was stolen on its way to Megan's house, so Duncan called in Manacek to investigate. Duncan described Manacek as the best freelance insurance investigator in the business. After Manacek identified the thief, Duncan was present for the unveiling. Duncan expressed surprise that the painting had been stolen, as it had been secure in the auction house's vault.[2]

Duncan also served as the auctioneer for the bottle of fake Gevrey-Chambertin Wine once owned by Napoleon Bonaparte that Marge and Smithers sold.[3]

Non-canon

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The Simpsons: Tapped Out

Auctioneer
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Tapped Out Auctioneer Icon.png "Homer is Where the Art Isn't" episode tie-in In It to Win It

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