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Just the 72 specimens of wood represented
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Bid Barometer
Online buying: realised prices at auctions on thesaleroom.com
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Early November is always a busy time for pocket watch collectors. In the space of a few days, specialist sales are traditionally held in Switzerland and Germany which offer a broad selection of historical watches for all tastes and most budgets. Jonathan Franks chooses some of this year’s highlights.
Rousseau’s £62,000 tulip bud
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Early example of Explorer black dial boosts demand
The Rolex reference 6150, often dubbed the ‘Pre-Explorer’,
Courvoisier portrait watches produced for Ottoman market
Philippe Auguste Courvoisier (1803-73), a member of the
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Watches that won the Battle of Trafalgar
Pocket watches owned by Horatio Nelson, Thomas Hardy
A Seamaster fit for a civilian
The 165.024 reference Omega Seamaster 300 was one
Auction Reports
Big prices paid in transfer market
Extensive themed sale brings a shock result for Star Wars posters promoting a tie-in with burger chain
Wheel progress
nine years after taking a premium-inclusive £1375 as
‘The one that got away’ from Vivien Greene
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Motorbike riding high
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Cars take a turn on racetrack and rostrum
Tether car racing, which began in 1930s California,
Tractor with bidder pulling power
Massey Ferguson demonstration model, £6500 at Philip Serrell.
Tea drinker rises from a jar
‘tea drinker’ automaton, £3000 at Duke’s. This 19th
Scottish soldiers march onwards
First World War depiction by French artist Flameng generates a bidding battle ending only at £13,000
John Minton works that may be small in size but able to net strong four-figure prices nevertheless
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Books & Works On Paper
Early Newton steps up in Wigan...
Influential scientific papers were originally bought by library after a bequest from a local surgeon
...and his ‘greatest intellectual stride’ strolls into a Swiss saleroom
The books sale at Koller (25% buyer’s premium)
Fascinating relics from captain killed at Trafalgar
letter from Captain John Cooke to his daughter,
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The Welsh Sale at Rogers Jones in Cardiff
Dealers’ diary
Lear thrust into the spotlight
A fleeting moment caught by the artist but not intended for sale encapsulates the appeal of watercolours
TEFAF announces expanded show sections to meet demand
TEFAF Maastricht will return to the Maastricht Exhibition
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In the run-up to Christmas, Oliver Forge and
English baron revealed to be the mystery portrait sitter
A Shropshire dealership has rediscovered a lost portrait
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The original and authoritative sales listing
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BADA chairman Louise Phillips with award winner Rafael
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