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Christie's described La Pascaline, first mechanical calculating machine invented by French polymathe Blaise Pascalthe, as “nothing less than the first attempt in history to substitute the work of a machine for that of the human mind”.

Christie’s suspends Paris sale of world’s ‘first calculator’

The stone, set in a serpentine ring, once belonged to Rachel Lambert Mellon, better known as Bunny Mellon, who was also known as a horticulturalist and philanthropist.

Mellon Blue diamond sells for US$25.6 million

Sotheby’s will sell just over 700 lots for a total presale estimate of roughly US$479 million to US$659 million.

New York’s US$1.5 billion art auction week could favour the brave

Angelina Jolie appeared with a similar vehicle in a 2017 advertisement for Guerlain.

Christie’s pulls Angelina Jolie-linked Ferrari from Paris sale

The black coupe with wire-spoke wheels is the 11th of the 353 of its kind built from 1955 to 1960, according to the sale catalogue.

Angelina Jolie is selling her Ferrari 250 GT in Paris

Christie’s staff hold up "Les canots amarrés" by Vincent Van Gogh from 1887, which sold at auction at Christie’s Hong Kong headquarters for HK$215 million (S$35.5 million) in Hong Kong on Sep 26.

Van Gogh painting falls short of expectations in Hong Kong auction

Lion dancers perform in front of guests at the official unveiling of Christie’s new Asia Pacific headquarters at the Henderson Centre in Hong Kong.

Auction house Christie’s opens at the Henderson in Hong Kong

Christie’s sent a notice to clients affected by the breach, emphasising that while passport information was indeed compromised, contact details, financial data, and most importantly, transaction-related information had not been exposed.

Christie’s extortion deadline ends without hackers posting data

Cheong Soo Pieng’s Mother And Child (1973) more than doubles its pre-sale estimate.

Cheong Soo Pieng work doubles estimates at Christie’s auction; Sotheby’s shows Georgette Chen orchids