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Doris Lessing's Nobel Prize is Up for Grabs
When Doris Lessing, age 89, finally won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2007, her response was, "Oh, Christ." Lessing's name had been floated for years, and she had given up hope--or had simply st
Christie’s Offers the Library of the Late Anthony Hobson and Other Country House Collections
South Kensington—On 17 June Christie’s South Kensington will offer Three Country House Collections: Glebe House, the Property of the late Mr.
Pre-Raphaelite Stunners are Among the Highlights of Christie’s Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite & British Art Sale on June 16
Christie’s to Auction Dr. Watson’s 1962 Nobel Prize Medal, Estimated at $2.5-3.5 Million
New York—On December 4, Christie’s New York will conduct the sale of the 1962 Nobel Prize gold medal awarded to Dr. James D.
First Editions, Second Thoughts
By now many of you have read a bit about the ingenious "First Editions, Second Thoughts" auction sch
Christie’s Valuation Day in Chicago, Oct. 17
17th-Century Manuscript Detailing Early History of Aztec Nation Returns to Mexico
New York/London—Christie’s is pleased to support the return of the Codex Chimalpahin to Mexico, where it will go on public display at the Museo Nacional de Antropología beginning today, Sept
15th-Century Hebrew Bible, Rare Sherlock Holmes Manuscript & Salinger Letter Archive Coming Up at Christie’s
New York—In addition to rare book collectors, this spring’s sale of Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts, including American
The Clark Family Art and Rare Books to be Offered at Christie’s NY in May and June
New York—Christie's is honored to announce early highlights and international tour dates for the upcoming sales of property from the Clark Family Collection.
Bromer Booksellers Purchases Historic Printing Press for RIT
At the 6 December Christie’s auction in New York, Bromer Booksellers purchased the Albion handpress on which William Morris printed his Kelmscott Press masterpiece, The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer