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A pair of Winston Churchill’s glasses will auction later this month, when they are expected to realise as much as £45,000. The reading glasses are listed at Invaluable, by Just Collecting Auctions, ...

Sotheby’s say that a Cartier Crash watch sold in Hong Kong last Friday for $2 million is a world record for the maker. The auction house also said the sale was the highest grossing watch sale in Asia ...

Sotheby’s say that a Cartier Crash watch sold in Hong Kong last Friday for $2 million is a world record for the maker. The auction house also said the sale […] ...

We love to see Honus Wagner coming up to bat, and Heritage Auctions’ February 28 to March 1 sale stars an iconic T206 Sweet Caporal Wagner card from 1909-1911. A $3 million – $5 million estimate comes ...

Wrestler, YouTuber and influencer Logan Paul has listed his record-breaking $5.3-million Pikachu Illustrator Pokemon card for sale at an online auction house. Paul is selling the card, along with the ...

A desk used by the Lord of the Rings author JRR Tolkien sold in London yesterday for £330,200. The item was listed at Christie’s Groundbreakers on Thursday, December 11. It was expected to realise ...

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 Star Wars, now called Star Wars ...

A pocket watch that went down with the Titanic in the pocket of business magnate Isidor Straus will recall one of the disaster’s most moving stories when it is auctioned next month. The timepiece will ...

Stolen to order is a phrase used more often in news reporting than law enforcement. It’s a rarity, but could it have happened at the Louvre last Sunday?

A beloved violin Albert Einstein was forced to leave behind when he fled Nazi Germany has sold for a total, with fees, exceeding £1 million. The instrument hammered for £860,000 at Dominic Winter ...

Churchill loved Marrakesh so much he went there to paint six times. One of his best works from those trips will sell as Canada’s oldest business is liquidated next month.