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A new chapter has been written in the Titanic story with the record £1.78-million auction sale of a watch owned by victim Isidor Straus. The 18-karat gold, Jules Jurdensen watch was sold by Henry ...

King Charles’ old Land Rover Defender has been sold at auction, making £60,000 against a top estimate of £50,000. The vehicle was sold by Iconic Auctioneers at the NEC in Birmingham on Sunday. It was ...

A copy of a 1998 Game Boy Pokemon game has auctioned for $81,250 at a Dallas sale. According to the sellers you’ll need $100,000 to interest the game’s new owner. The game is a Pokémon Red Version. It ...

An original screen-used model of E.T., the loveable alien from the Steven Spielberg movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, will be auctioned in New York on April 3. The model is being sold as part of the ...

A mint-condition copy of the Nintendo game Super Mario 64 has become the world’s first video game to sell for over $1 million at auction. The unopened game sold for a stunning $1.56 million, as part ...

The Zuni Hunter doll from the classic TV horror movie Trilogy of Terror caused a major shock at auction this week, when it sold for more than $200,000. The famous ...

A factory-sealed copy of the ultra-rare Nintendo video game Stadium Events is heading for sale at Heritage Auctions in March. Stadium Events is regarded as the rarest US licensed NES game ever sold in ...

A 1944 Nazi German Enigma coding machine sold this week for £305,000 in a London auction. Bonhams sold the device in their Science, Technology & Natural History sale that closed with live bidding in ...

Barry Humphries openly lived a double life. Oscar Wilde did so secretly. A copy of Wilde’s most famous work owned by Humphries may now make £150,000 at auction.

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?