Tag: Auction House

Andy Warhol, Pinball All Appeal at Dennis Hopper Auction at Christie’s in New York

NEW YORK (REUTERS).- From the sublime to the silly, artwork, furniture and memorabilia owned by Dennis Hopper was auctioned off in New York this week. Typical was an Andy Warhol portrait of Mao Zedong which the actor shot two bullets through and still …

Christie’s International Real Estate is New Name for World’s Leading Network of Property Specialist

LONDON.- Christie’s, the world’s leading art business, has announced a corporate name change for its exclusive property brand Christie’s International Real Estate, formerly Christie’s Great Estates. The prime and super-prime sectors…

Heritage Auctions Adds Up More Than $677 Million in Overall Gross Sales in 2010

DALLAS, TX.- With final overall 2010 tallies in, adding up to more than $677 million gross, Heritage Auctions is pointing to a record year across several categories of its business including world record totals for any auction house in the Comics & Ori…

Great Automotive Styling Set for RM Auctions’ 13th Amelia Island Auction Stage

BLENHEIM, ONTARIO.- RM Auctions, the official auction house of the Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, is set to continue its strong track record in Florida, March 12, when it returns to the prestigious Ritz-Carlton Hotel for its annual Amelia Isla…

Christie’s International Leads the Market for Watches in Europe, Asia, and the America’s

NEW YORK, NY.- With its final auction of the fall season on December 14 in New York, Christie’s International wrapped up a record-breaking year for fine and rare watches that realized US$91.2 million* in total sales – the highest annual total…

After Winning Bidder Didn’t Pay Up, Nuns’ Honus Wagner Baseball Card Goes to New Buyer

BALTIMORE, MD (AP).- It’s been a blessed year for the School Sisters of Notre Dame, who catapulted to prominence when they put a rare Honus Wagner baseball card up for auction to support their charitable mission. Problem was, the winning bidder never p…

Robert L. Oswald, Brother of Lee Harvey Oswald Disputes Last Week’s Sale of Coffin

LOS ANGELES, CA (AP).- The brother of Lee Harvey Oswald said Monday a coffin that once held the body of the presidential assassin should have been destroyed years ago rather then being auctioned off and allowed to exist as a ghoulish keepsake. Robert L…

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