A letter by Francis Crick, the co-discoverer of DNA, outlining the Nobel Prize-winning achievement to his young son is expected to fetch as much as US$2 million when it is auctioned by Christie's...
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It was the allure of mystery that pulled in some bidders on Tuesday, but for others, it was the sheer value of a collection unknown to the public before 69-year-old Walter Samaszko was found dead...
The owner of the London mural remains a mystery, as does how it ended up in a Miami auction house after going missing.
Park In-bee won the Honda LPGA Thailand yesterday in a day of high drama as local teen star Ariya Jutanugarn suffered heartbreak after fluffing a two-shot lead at the final hole.
A mural by British graffiti artist Banksy has been put up for auction on a US website with a guide price of up to £450,000 (HK$5.4 million) after being removed from a building in north London.
Former chief secretary Henry Tang Ying-yen is well known for his exquisite taste in wine - and wine lovers will have an opportunity to savour his selection in an auction next month.
Growing demand for contemporary art helped sales climb 10 per cent at Christie's International last year, even as its market shrank in Asia and the Middle East.
Auctions of personalised car number plates have earned the government nearly a quarter of a billion dollars since they began in 2006.
A cover with a rare $2 stamp on it is expected to fetch up to HK$6 million in an auction this Sunday.
The Chinese stamp is one of only 50 issued with an image of the Peking Hall of Classics...
Home-baked cakes, home-cooked BBQ dinners, wine appreciation classes and a game of golf with the chairman - Rothschild's staff generously put their talents up for sharing at the financial advisory...
Philately may not be a word that trips off too many tongues in Hong Kong, but there are signs that stamp collecting is catching on in this part of the world. Rare stamps can prove a decent hedge...
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