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Insights on Auction Sales: January 30, 2025

WorthPoint

This desk, sold for $34,742.40, is more than just a functional piece; its a true example of Topinos genius. While all the pieces showed some wear to the paint, I believe the lot sold for much less than it could have, especially given the quality of the work. WorthPointDiscover.

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THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN’S JACK C. TAYLOR VISITOR CENTER TO BE HONORED AS 2025 BUILDY AWARD WINNER

The Mid-Atlantic Museum Association

The Gardens leadership will accept the Buildy award on March 7, 2025, during MAAMs 20th Building Museums Symposium. By elevating the main level of the visitor center from the public street level to the Garden level nine feet above, connection to the gardens and accessibility are enhanced and major spaces all enjoy controlled daylighting.

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Insights on Auction Sales: Pokémon, Root Beer Clock

WorthPoint

On March 10, 2025, WorthPoint added a whopping 264,896 items to its Price Guide, bringing the total value to $18,680,074thats about $70.50 Its a reminder that certain items can transcend their function, becoming iconic display pieces for collectors who appreciate both utility and history.

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Insights on Auction Sales: Patek Philippe, Silver Duck Press

WorthPoint

On February 11, 2025, WorthPoint added 248,063 items to its Price Guide, bringing the total value to $16,813,401.81, which averages out to about $67.78 If you’re eyeing a watch like this for yourself, its a solid price for such a prestigious timepieceespecially considering the quality and craftsmanship.

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S.O.S. (Surplus Old Stuff) with Amy Moyer: Stuffed Animals

WorthPoint

The answer lies in their primary function as objects of comfort and security, features that are highly coveted in todays tumultuous world. Todays collectors enjoy these toys for their often creepy quality, with their anthropomorphic plastic faces tucked onto a farm or jungle animals body, like a sheep or monkey.