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11th February 2012 contents News


Britain’s Best Antiques Awards – the shortlist Auction Atrium ceases trading


London coin sales up by half for 2011 London Selection Auction Reports Auction Previews Dealers’ Dossier Art Market Antiquarian Books International Events Fairs & Markets Classified The Back Page Subscription form Index of Auction Advertisers Auction Calendar


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Above: Roger Broders’ winter scene at the French resort St Pierre de Charteuse topped CSK’s ski sale on January 25 where it sold for £26,000. See full report on page 8.


Private treaty sales and the Web take centre stage at Christie’s


PRIVATE treaty sales remain at the heart of Christie’s growth strategy, as the company’s latest statement underlines. Announcing premium-inclusive global


sales totals of $5.7bn (£3.6bn) for 2011 – a 9% sterling rise on 2010 – the auction house singled out the 44% rise in the sterling value of private treaty sales as the most significant development for the year. Totalling £502m, it means they now


account for 14% of all sales compared with private treaty sales of just under £350m for 2010, which accounted for


10.5% of Christie’s £3.3bn global sales total for that year. The auctioneers have also been


focusing their attention on their internet operation, announcing a 77% increase in unique visitors to their website. The proportion of people who actually


bid via Christie’s LIVE, the company’s online bidding platform, has only risen from 28% in 2010 to 29% in 2011, but their activity has grown significantly, leading to a 25% increase in the number of internet bids.


Britain’s Best Antiques shortlist continued from front page


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The Design Gallery, Westerham Glass Etc, Rye Christopher Clarke Antiques, Stow on the Wold


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BEST AUCTION HOUSE McTears, Glasgow Fellows & Son, Birmingham Adam Partridge, Macclesfield Roseberys, London Tennants, Leyburn


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