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Known as the Jerni Collection, it is considered the largest and most comprehensive toy collection in the world, valued in the tens of millions of dollars, said Sotheby's, which is brokering the sale for Greene.
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Known as the Jerni Collection, it is considered the largest and most comprehensive toy collection in the world, valued in the tens of millions of dollars, said Sotheby's, which is brokering the sale for Greene.
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Sotheby's, which is publicly held, said it would disclose its private sales later this month.
Auction Houses Clean Up as Investors Vie for Art Kelly Crow 2012
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Bronze is also big at Sotheby's, which is showcasing an Henri Matisse bas-relief of a nude woman's back priced to sell for at least $20 million.
At Auction: $25 Million to Dance With Degas Ellen Gamerman 2011
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Known as the Jerni Collection, it is considered the largest and most comprehensive toy collection in the world, valued in the tens of millions of dollars, said Sotheby's, which is brokering the sale for Greene.
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Known as the Jerni Collection, it is considered the largest and most comprehensive toy collection in the world, valued in the tens of millions of dollars, said Sotheby's, which is brokering the sale for Greene.
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For investors in Sotheby's, that is nigh impossible to answer.
Abstract Depressionism Rob Cox 2007
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Known as the Jerni Collection, it is considered the largest and most comprehensive toy collection in the world, valued in the tens of millions of dollars, said Sotheby's, which is brokering the sale for Greene.
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Sotheby's, which is displaying the capsule at its New York headquarters ahead of the sale, estimates it will fetch between $2 million to $10 million.
Reuters: Top News 2011
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"I have one thing to say to you: I have had one conversation with Bill Ruprecht about this," she said, referring to Sotheby's president and chief executive, William F. Ruprecht.
NYT > Home Page By RANDY KENNEDY 2011
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