Bonhams on December 8, achieved a sale total of $1.58 million, which include a world record that was surpassed and achieved by a stunning Patek Philippe chronograph wristwatch ref:5020P.
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Doctor Who Fashion Comes to Town
Dr Who fans and Doctor Who collectors are in for a treat at the forthcoming Entertainment Memorabilia auction at Bonhams on Thursday 15th December 2011.
Flower study by Fantin-Latour brings a “bouquet of roses” to the market
Unique Auctions at Lincoln have once again been invited to market another rare and exceptional painting this time by Fantin-Latour. Ignace Henri Theodore Fantin-Latour 1836-1904 is the most celebrated 19th Century French painter of flower still lifes.
Limited Edition Spawn The Beginning Statue
Just released from McFarlane Toys is the Spawn: The Beginning resin statue. The statue is limited to 900 pieces and each is individually numbered with the first 300 being autographed by Todd McFarlane, the remaineder being unsigned.
Original 1953 Disneyland Prospectus
An original 1953 Disneyland Prospectus is one of the star lots of Disneyana, Animation and Comic Art at Weiss Auctions.
Lorna Bailey Introduces New Designs for Auction
Lorna Bailey has created some new designs for a special Lorna Bailey Auction being held on the evening of the 15th December at Unique Auctions Lincoln. The new designs include a new pattern Winthorpe hand-painted Lorna on three shapes.
Bonnie & Clyde Guns
A pair of vintage guns believed to have been owned and used by the notorious outlaws Bonnie and Clyde – a .45 caliber Thompson sub-machine gun and a 12-gauge Winchester model 1897 shotgun.
Action Comics 1 CGC 9.0 Sells for $2.16 million
A CGC graded 9.0 first issue of Action Comics, featuring Superman, has set a record $2.16 million for a single comic book.
Swarovski Santa Mo, Limited Edition 2011
anta Mo from Swarovksi is the latest edition to the Lovlots Collection and is released in a Limited Edition only availale in 2011. Santa Mo looks great dressed in a red hat and cloak and is sure to delight this Christmas.
Tiffany Glass and the Accrington Connection
The Tiffany family might not have made it to the New World aboard the ‘Mayflower’ but they might still qualify as early arrivals when, sometime around 1660, a certain Squire Humphrey Tiffany arrived and settled in the Massachusetts Bay colony. Some 150 years later his descendants were in business running […]
