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CSK’s success was ‘built on atmosphere, a large number of sales and expertise’

MADAM – I’d like to add some personal memories to your recently published retrospective on Christie’s South Kensington (ATG No 2283).

That glorious antiques treasure house opened in 1975 with a series of alcoholladen receptions hosted by CSK’s founder, the ebullient and genial chairman Bill Brooks.

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