Heritage Auctions

Heritage has promoted Aviva Lehmann to senior vice president in New York.

Not just Harry Potter but also Tolkien and CS Lewis works generate serious demand in US

Bidding on an exceptionally fine, virtually mint first edition of JK Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone offered in the special Firsts into Film section of a December 9-10 sale opened at $75,000.

A rare black and white Disney production image of Mickey Mouse will feature as one of the highlights in the Animation Art auction at Heritage in Dallas from February 4-7.

Single page was used as a promotion for this classic Conan Doyle work.

Gary Munson collection delivers a string of rarities sold for record-breaking sums

Spider-Man became the most expensive comic book superhero in a Heritage (20% buyer’s premium) sale this autumn.

This handwritten page from the manuscript of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles will feature at Heritage Auctions.

Two Marilyn Monroe lots were among the more successful entries in an Entertainment & Music Memorabilia sale at Heritage (25% buyer’s premium).

The Gary Munson collection of horror and fantasy books will be offered by Heritage Auctions in Dallas on October 14.

A fine Japanese lacquer suzuribako (writing box and cover) is signed by the Edo-Meijii period lacquer artist Koma Kyuhaku.

Collection now up for sale was owned by soldier killed in Korea but kept safe by his brother

A Texas sale generated six-figure sums for two very different lots.

Remarkable sums were paid for vintage video games at Heritage Auctions – including a record-breaking $1.35m (£1m) bid for Super Mario 64.

Included in the design sale to be held by Heritage in Dallas on July 15 is this walnut frame from c.1970 by George Nakashima (1905-90).

An Illustration Art sale held in Dallas by Heritage (25/20/12% buyer’s premium) included a classic EH Shepard Winnie-the-Pooh work.

After a decade riding a market wave, ‘original owner’ Rolex tool watches are increasingly scarce at auction.

The 'Oath of a Freeman', one of the most infamous forgeries in US history, heads to auction at Heritage this month. It comes for sale from Justin Schiller, the antiquarian bookseller who in 1985 attempted to broker its sale for $1.5m.