South Kensington communal garden offered for sale for the staggering sum of £175,000 (more…)
Category: OPULENCE & SPLENDOUR
Luxury and the arts From houses to cars and from Hockney to van Dyck, a profile of the best and the worst
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A practical Aston
Rare 1963 Aston Martin built with a view to be “equally suitable to drive or be driven in” to be auctioned with an estimate £377,000 higher than its 2006 £23,000 selling price (more…)
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Reader Offer: What makes art sell? – A panel debate
‘The Steeple Times’ invites readers to attend its first panel debate and drinks reception where the topic will be: “What makes art sell?” (more…)
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An ace Bentley
Bentley once owned by chocolate tycoon and flying ace Sir Egbert Cadbury to be auctioned with a guide lower than the cost of its most recent renovation (more…)
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Taking Aston to another level
Aston Martin to be sold in New York could fetch in excess of £10 million and become the highest priced British car ever to be hammered down at auction (more…)
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A landmark Chrysler
Example of America’s finest era of automotive excellence, a 1953 Chrysler Special coupé by Ghia, heads to auction (more…)
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Love at first sight
Stunning 1938 Bugatti that once formed part of the collection of the heir to Macy’s to be auctioned with a guide of £1.4 to £1.6 million (more…)
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Fitting for FitzGerald
FitzGerald Fine Arts introduces itself to London in spectacular style with a preview organised by Dellert & Associates (more…)
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Taking bijou to another level
South Kensington studio with what are described as “two sleeping areas” hits the market for a staggering £1.195 million or £1,950 per square foot (more…)
