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Napoleon's diamond brooch

Waterloo looted Napoleon hat pin sells for 17 times estimate at £3.3-million-plus auction 

Waterloo was a terrible, bloody end to Napoleon’s sometimes glorious military career. As he fled to Paris, Prussian officers went through his possessions – one of them took this jewelled pin.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-11-13


Head of sarcophagus of Iahtesnakht from 600 BCE.

Ancient Egypt in the sale room: buy your own sarcophogi in Paris auction

Ancient Egypt still fascinates us, and the chance to buy a genuine relic from that distant time rarely comes up. Big buyers will no doubt be in Paris on November 18 for this major sale.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-11-12


rear of case of Mercedez Gleitzer's "companion" or "vindication" watch, a 1928 Rolex Oyster with dedication to the cross Channel swimmer.

Pioneering Channel-swim Rolex makes £1.3 million at auction 

This watch was one of the first big-name sports endorsements and it helped to make the Rolex Oyster a legendary watch. Find out more here.

By Colin Ricketts


Original painting by artist Tom Jung for the first Star Wars poster.

Debut sale for $1-million original Star Wars poster painting

The original painting for the best-known poster of the first Star Wars film is for sale for the first time with a $1-million starting price next month. The poster for […]

By Colin Ricketts


The New Forest Hoard

Flowerbed find of Tudor coins the New Forest Hoard sells for nearly £400,000

As an incentive to get your garden in order how’s this? One couple set out to mend their fence posts and have ended up seeing the Tudor coins they found sell for hundreds of thousands.

By Colin Ricketts


Ferdinand III 100 ducat coin from 1629

£1.8 million for giant golden ducat as £100 million coin collection sales continue

As a Hapsburg, Ferdinand III had money to burn, which is what he used these giant gold coins for. As Europe burned again, the coin was collected and hidden during WWII.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-11-07


Framed copy of the portrait of David Bowie with lightning bolt makeup from the cover of Aladdin Sane fro 1973.

Bowie’s Aladdin Sane portrait sets new album-art record at nearly £400,000

Bowie, on a stool, when a makeup artist suggests a lightning flash on his face and the photographer says “make it bigger”. So was born a legendary image that has just been sold.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-11-05


Winston Churchill in a Prisoner of War Camp in South Africa.

Winston Churchill letter to his first love for sale

Imprisoned after some typically devil-may-care war reporting in South Africa, Churchill wrote to the woman who was probably his first love.

By Colin Ricketts


Boba Fett's carbine blaster from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes back.

Boba Fett’s blaster targets another big Star Wars auction sale

A Boba Fett original is bound to get Star Wars fans up into orbit. This gun from The Empire Strikes back is a one-off with a generational price tag.

By Colin Ricketts


Excerpt of cover art of Superman #1 by DC comics 1939

Superman’s debut comic soars to $3 million-plus before auction 

They printed around 1 million copies of this debut magazine featuring a super-popular new hero. But, they asked kids to cut off the back page and intact examples are worth a mint.

By Colin Ricketts


Steve McQueen is big attraction in major movies and motors sale

Steve McQueen still epitomises cool. And it’s a cool closely associated with fast cars. Start you engines then for the perfect sale for lovers of elegant, beautiful, superfast machinery.

By Colin Ricketts

2025-10-29


Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin in the 1960s TV series.

Batman and Robin outfits wow at major TV sale 

There’s still a cult following for 1960s TV shows and a big market for memorabilia as a major sale has just proved. Holy mackerel, you need to see the prices on these costumes.

By Colin Ricketts


Benrus gold watch given to and worn by President John F Kennedy after the 1960 DNC

Abraham Lincoln’s cane and JFK’s watch bring big money for US political memorabilia

The two greatest tragedies in American political history are also the most collectible moments. Lincoln and Kennedy have proved their value yet again. Read more here.

By Colin Ricketts


Napoleon's diamond brooch

Napoleon’s brooch from Waterloo heads to Geneva auction this November 

In the chaos and confusion of the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon’s carriages went astray. Now one of the most precious items found inside will be sold at auction.

By Colin Ricketts


Van Halen's "Ad" guitar made by the guitarist and Kramer

Eddie Van Halen’s Kramer is sixth most valuable guitar ever auctioned

Players love Eddie, and he was a real guitar head, making his own instruments and tinkering hard on this one that has now become one of the most valuable ever.

By Colin Ricketts


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