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Past auction results can be a valuable resource for researching and valuing fine art items because they provide information on the prices that similar works of art have sold for in the past. By examining these results, one can gain insight into the market demand for specific artists or types of art, as well as the price ranges that buyers are willing to pay for them.
When researching an artwork, it's important to look for past auction results for pieces, which are similar in terms of artist, medium, style, subject matter, and size. By comparing these results, one can identify patterns and trends in the art market and make informed judgments about the value of a particular artwork.
Auction results can also help to establish a baseline value for a work of art, which can be useful when negotiating a sale or determining insurance or probate values. However, it's important to remember that auction results do not necessarily reflect the true value of an artwork, as prices can be influenced by factors such as the condition of the artwork, the rarity of the piece, and the specific circumstances of the sale.
In summary, past auction results provide a valuable resource for researching and valuing fine art items by providing insights into the market demand and price ranges for comparable works of art. However, it's important to consider a range of factors beyond auction results when determining the true value of an artwork.
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Militaria, Naval and Aviation Auction - 21st Aug, 2024
Militaria, Naval and Aviation AuctionThis eclectic sale includes an excellent private collection of late 18th and early 19th-century pistols ranging from £200 to £1500. The aviation section is bolstered by several original paintings by respected artist Adrian C. Rigby and an aircraft compass used by C.L Pashley in the 1911 Michelin Trial. A good selection of naval documents from the 17th century onwards was also to be sold, including a fascinating group of letters from an American-Irish sailor who was pressganged into service with the Royal Navy. Elsewhere, this nearly 300-lot sale hosts a good selection of hunting and survival knives alongside the usual assortment of medals, uniforms and insignia.
Two Day Pictures, Ceramics, Collectables and Modern Design Auction - 7th Feb, 2024, 8th Feb, 2024
Two Day Pictures, Ceramics, Collectables and Modern Design Auction - Lot: 1 to 316 - 7th Feb, 2024 10:00