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The Rav4 is an attractive beast, high-riding and pearlised, with fancy-pants details that fetch the odd admiring glance in a supermarket car park.

It's the intact atlases that fetch the headline-grabbing prices, whereas single maps sell for much less, topping out in the six figures for the rarest, most historically significant examples.

"The ones that fetch the most in the first market, in retail, are going to make the most sense for the counterfeiters to manufacture," said Fluhr-Gates.

And what twists of fortune can occur in just a century to make a canvas, unsold and unexhibited during the artist's lifetime, into the painting that fetches the highest price ever paid for a work of art at auction?

According to the "prices realized detail" posted to the auction house's website, the item that fetched the highest price at that auction was a "non-firing DL-44 blaster" wielded by Harrison Ford's Han Solo character in "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi," which bought for $200,000.

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Manufacturers followed scarcity, producing goods that fetched the highest prices.

The piece that fetched the highest price was from the photographer Wolfgang Tillmans's sought-after "Freischwimmer" series.

Mr. Dunne once wrote of his wife that she "had the kind of class that people in those days called 'good goods.' " And so it made a certain sense that it was her good goods that fetched the best prices on Saturday, while his brown wood furniture and filched hotel ashtrays sold as so much sentimental dross.

Some of the films to emerge from the festival were clearly geared for a mainstream audience -- Heather Graham playing a newlywed with a fetish for fidelity in Lisa Krueger's "Committed" or Brenda Blethyn playing a British widow forced to grow marijuana to make ends meet in "Saving Grace," the film that fetched the highest price at this year's festival (around $4 millon from Fine Line).

That would fetch the regime about $84m, excluding a war premium.