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Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 21:42 Wed 31 Dec 2014
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 20 June 1972.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23444.)
Please, no comments on when who invented Late Bottled Vintage.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 00:18 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 7 December 1972.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23474.)
Sold at £70 and £66 per dozen.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 00:31 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 01:28 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 8 November 1973.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23500.)
Please, no comments on when who invented Late Bottled Vintage, nor on how late it must be to be ‘late’.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 01:43 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 16:35 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 20:02 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 4 July 1974.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23629.)
Please, no comments on when and who invented Late Bottled Vintage.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 22:05 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 25 September 1974. And such a modest quantity.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23670.)
The same sale had large quantities of other Feuerheerd vintages, and of Quinta do Sibio.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 22:26 Thu 01 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 17 October 1974.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23683.)
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 00:03 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 12:20 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by PhilW
jdaw1 wrote:Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 17 October 1974.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23683.)
Interesting; I don't think I've seen *any* bottles of Warre crusted to date...
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 17:11 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 21:09 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 21:28 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 21:36 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by flash_uk
Only another 40 years to photograph Julian. What happens then? Visits to Sotheby's commence?
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 21:38 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
flash_uk wrote:Only another 40 years to photograph Julian. What happens then? Visits to Sotheby's commence?
No. Sotheby’s has nothing like the same records. When I have typed up to 1977, I might
† be done.
† A few things need re-photographing. So there might be one more day of picture-taking, perhaps to the early 1980s. Then definitely done.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 22:27 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by djewesbury
flash_uk wrote:Only another 40 years to photograph Julian. What happens then? Visits to Sotheby's commence?
I hope his tour of the extant cellar books of the Big Houses of Ireland commences. With amanuensis.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 22:55 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
djewesbury wrote:I hope his tour of the extant cellar books of the Big Houses of Ireland commences.
No. There is enough data; the book needs to be written.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 23:58 Fri 02 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 13:54 Sat 03 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 15:00 Sat 03 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 26 June 1975.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23830.)
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 15:45 Sat 03 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Auction, Christie, Manson & Woods, 26 June 1975.
(Reproduced by kind permission of Christie’s; my picture #23839.)
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 15:50 Sat 03 Jan 2015
by jdaw1
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 17:45 Sat 03 Jan 2015
by DRT
These memos are quite fascinating. Thank you for posting.
Re: Christie’s auctions
Posted: 18:05 Sat 03 Jan 2015
by djewesbury
Yes, very interesting indeed. I can't imagine seeing a memorandum like this (with its fairly objective tone) accompanying a modern sale, where the emphasis is so clearly on hyperbole.