Sentence examples for heritage auction from inspiring English sources

Pegged with Herskowitz's attention-getting $3 million estimate, they'll go together onto the Heritage auction block this June, mounted separately in mid-battle.

In April Heritage Auctions held a sale specifically for the Pennington show to film in Long Beach, Calif.

And Heritage's recent auction of John Wayne memorabilia, including his eye patch from the original "True Grit," took in $5.4 million, stunning even members of his family, who sold the goods partly to benefit the John Wayne Cancer Center.

The "Nick and Norah" Yugo is not the first film car of less-than-noble heritage to be auctioned.

In the past five years, as Russia's wealthy oligarchs have turned their attention to their cultural heritage, his prices at auction have soared.

Weeks after the holdings of the Saab Heritage Museum were sold for a reported $4.1 million, the Swedish automaker's North American subsidiary is scheduled to auction its heritage collection of 10 vehicles on Friday.

But in the past few decades antiques from several Indian temples and heritage sites have been auctioned in New York and London.

But in the decades since the law was instituted in 1972, antiques from several Indian temples and heritage sites have been auctioned in New York and London.

"Whilst the books selected for auction have significant scientific heritage, if they were to come on to the market today or be offered to the Royal Institution as a gift, the Royal Institution would choose not to acquire them".

They are forcing national governments to auction off their cultural heritage to the highest bidder.

This fall Heritage will start conducting a few auctions a year at the Ukrainian Institute of America's neo-Gothic town house on Fifth Avenue at 79th Street.