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The latest auction results from around the world compiled daily by our experts.

Death of Caesar

“Brutus for emperor” coin doubles estimate in £1.64 million sale

Fresh from helping to kill Caesar, Brutus was on the war path and after the Imperial throne. Money was a big part of his campaign and this coin, sold for £1.64 million, made him look his best.

By Colin Ricketts

2024-12-13


Ruby Slippers from the Wizard of Oz.

Oz ruby slippers are most valuable movie memorabilia ever after $28-million sale

They were flogged off by a studio that had no need of them, toured the country for tourists, and then were stolen from a museum, but finally the Ruby Slippers have a new home, and have set a new record in their category.

By Colin Ricketts


Ian Pout of and Aloysius teddy bear from Brideshead Revisited.

Brideshead teddy auctions for £26,000 as bear collection makes nearly £300,000 

He’s a star of a sort, and a teddy bear from Brideshead Revisited was valued at 10s of thousands of pounds this week. And Aloysius wasn’t even the most valuable bear there.

By Colin Ricketts

2024-12-04


1947 - 1948 Baggy Green Australia cricket cap worn by Don Bradman

Australian cricket legend Don Bradman’s baggy green auctions for £245,000

Don Bradman was a legend in so many ways. There is no dimming to his legend, as a new record for a worn cap confirms at auction in Sydney this week.

By Colin Ricketts


Detail of the Danner Memorial Window, record breaking Tiffany stained glass.

$12.5 million record auction of Tiffany window shocks New York sale 

Agnes Northrop worked her way up at Tiffany from glass cutting to making works like the spectacular Danner Memorial Window that has just set a world record for Tiffany.

By Colin Ricketts

2024-11-22


George Harrison of the Beatles guitar, a Futurama Resonet

Beatle guitar surprises with £1 million auction sale 

An early Beatles guitar played by George Harrison has surpassed estimates to auction for over £1 million in Nashville this week.  The Resonet Futurama was Harrison’s “workhorse” guitar as the […]

By Colin Ricketts


Open Golf Championship claret jug won by John Daly in 1995 auctioned.

John Daly’s Claret Jug auctions for $392,000 at golf sale

John Daly has lived a hell of a life. And he’s a hell of a golfer. A buyer has shown just how much fan’s value him by shelling out nearly $400,000 for a trophy he won 30 years ago.

By Colin Ricketts

2024-11-21


Conceptual art work Comedian by Maurizio Cattelan

Banana artwork auctions for $6.2 million

A piece of art made of a banana taped to a wall has been sold for $6.2 million to a man who says he will eat the main feature of […]

By Colin Ricketts


silver threepence minted in Boston mint New England in 1652

$2.5 million sale for early US coin found in Amsterdam cabinet

Bearing just the letters NE and the Latin numerals III, this silver threepence is hardly sophisticated but it’s a hidden gem and collectors had waited for decades for a chance to buy one. Find out more here.

By Colin Ricketts

2024-11-20


Coal from the Titanic at auction

The £1,500 lump of coal? A Titanic buy of course

Coal from the Titanic has been sold at auction for £1,500. The fuel was recovered from the wreck of the RMS Titanic in 1994 and came with a certificate of […]

By Colin Ricketts

2024-11-14


Portrait of Marie Antoinette, the last Queen of France.

Marie Antoinette necklace auctions for nearly $5 million

A necklace that played an important role in the fall of the French monarchy in 1789 has been sold at auction for $4.8 million. The diamond encrusted piece went well […]

By Colin Ricketts


A glass, enamel and gilted mosque lamp sold for over £5 million is seen glowing against a black backdrop.

World glass record smashed at £5-million London auction of Mosque lamp

A 14th-century enameled and gilded lamp has become the most valuable glass item sold at auction, with a £5.1 million sale in London. The piece is a Mamluk enamelled glass […]

By Colin Ricketts

2024-11-13


Detail showing Superman on Action Comics #1

Superman strikes again with another major Action #1 comic sale

Superman’s debut in print is among the most valuable moments in comic history, and this week another Action #1 proved the point with a $324,000 sale. The comic was sold […]

By Colin Ricketts

2024-10-30


Roosevelt dime error no s 1975

10 cents for $500,000 as farmer’s rare dime is auctioned at last

A 1975 dime with a portrait of president Franklin Delano Roosevelt and a very rare error has been sold at auction for $506,250. The 1975 Roosevelt dime was sold through […]

By Colin Ricketts


a phone hacking bluebox

Fleming’s penicillin mould achieves $76,000 at New York sale

Some bacteria that changed the world was sold in New York this week. A buyer paid over $76,000 for a sample of Alexander Fleming’s penicillin, the basis for the world’s […]

By Colin Ricketts

2024-10-24


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