Paul Quinn, Chairman of Quinn's Auction Galleries has been instrumental in its transition from a small “mom & pop” organization into the regional auction house it is today. In 1987, Paul founded the Falls Church Antique Company, antique mall, in the “old white house” on Broad street in Falls Church. In 1995, he saw the founding of The Auction House of Falls Church, with his son and co-founder David, as the next step in fueling his passion for antiques and developing his business corporation. Prior to sowing the seeds of antiques in Falls Church, Paul served a 20 year career in hospital administration, including 8 years as COO for Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD. Paul is a licensed and bonded as an auctioneer by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Broker for Quinn’s Realty and Estate Services. He holds undergraduate degrees in Philosophy and Theology, with a Masters in Health Care Administration. He is an active parishioner in Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Washington D.C.’s trendy Georgetown neighborhood and enjoys traveling with his wife, Cathy.

David Quinn, President, founded The Auction House of Falls Church with his father, Paul, in 1995. At that time, David was a “one man band,” single handedly building and executing our auctions. Initially, David built one auction per month and in a short time span, expanded to more than one a week. When the business was destroyed by fire in 2004, David's leadership was critical in recovery efforts. Within hours, he forwarded phone lines to his personal cell phone, began alerting clients of the damage and resolving every case to satisfaction. Like a phoenix from the ashes David has led the exponential growth of the new Quinn’s Auction Galleries year after year propelling Quinn’s to one of Washington’s leading firms. David was instrumental in the acquisition of Waverly Auctions, LLC in 2004 and the movement of that business from Bethesda, MD and its incorporation into Quinn’s Falls Church facility. David is a licensed and bonded Auctioneer by the Commonwealth of Virginia, holds a degree from James Madison University in Communications & Public Relations and has an active interest basketball fueled by working under Basketball Coach Charles “Lefty” Driesell and JMU's Basketball Team.

Matthew Quinn, Vice President of Communications and Marketing, played a leading role in the growth and development of Quinn’s Auction Galleries into one of the DC area's finest antiques and fine art auction firms. Matthew spearheaded the development of Quinn’s Realty & Estate Services division expanding the auction house into a full service firm, focusing on assisting senior citizens with downsizing and helping families through estate dissolution with sensitivity and a focus on financial preservation. He routinely educates seniors in the Washington DC area on estate planning. Matthew has been featured on the cover of Antique Trader Magazine in “Generation Next,” an article featuring the youngest leader’s in the industry. Nationally, he has appeared on NBC’s Today Show, CNN, and has been written about in trade publications including Antique Week, Antiques & the Arts Weekly and Maine Antiques Digest. He has also led Quinn’s coverage in local publications including Washingtonian Magazine, The New York Daily News, The Washington Times and The Washington Post. He holds a degree in Management from George Mason University’s School of Management, has a passion for food & the culinary arts and can be found frequenting D.C. finest restaurants in between auctions.

Robin Boldt, Vice President of Auction Services, began working for Quinn's Auction Galleries in 2002 as the company's inventory manager. By 2007, his experience in handling fine art, antiques and estate merchandise as well as his attention to detail, merited his promotion to the fine and decorative arts cataloging department as head cataloger. Today, with years of industry experience, Robin manages internal operations at Quinn's including, logistics, quality control, customer service and cataloging. In his spare time, Robin is a drummer in a band. He also has a particular affinity for Asian antiquities.

Renee Corbino, Fine & Decorative Arts Specialist, began with Quinn's in 2003 as a special sales cataloger and coordinator. During her tenure at Quinn’s, she has expanded her expertise to cover a wide variety of fine and decorative arts and antiques including: paintings, silver, ceramics, textiles, furniture and more. Today Renee is Quinn’s lead cataloger for Fine & Decorative Art’s catalog sales and head of administrative services. Renee received her Bachelor’s degree with a double major in classical studies & art history from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2003. She is currently pursuing her Master of Decorative Arts degree at the Corcoran College of Art & Design in Washington, D. C.

Anson Brown, Managing Director, Waverly Rare Books, joined the Quinn's team in the spring of 2006 as the director of operations for Waverly Rare Books; the division of Quinn's Auction Galleries specializing in bringing antique and valuable books, prints, maps, autographs and manuscripts to auction. Under the mentorship of Waverly's founder, Dr. Dale Sorenson, Anson cultivated an expertise in all things Waverly, from operations to the authentication and appraisal of books, prints, maps and autographs. Upon Dr. Sorenson's retirement, Anson became responsible for the total management of Waverly. Additionally, he serves the company as a whole as the director of shipping operations, website development, email marketing and is the resident information technology specialist. Prior to joining Quinn's & Waverly Anson managed a CVS/Pharmacy for two years. Upon completion of his Bachelor's degree in philosophy from George Mason University in 2005, he left retail management in search of “something interesting.” While at Quinn's he earned his MBA from the University of Maryland in 2009, having studied abroad in China and completing an internship for Sandhar Technologies Limited, New Delhi, India.