Martin D. Levy, the former owner of a well-known downtown Seattle pawnshop, was sentenced today to two years in prison in connection with a scheme to sell items stolen by drug addicts.
In a deal with prosecutors, Levy, 71, who owned Liberty Jewelry and Loan, pleaded guilty in May to four counts of trafficking in stolen property and two counts of possession of stolen property, all felonies, as well as one count of solicitation to commit second-degree theft, a misdemeanor. www.seattletimes.com
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Finishing with $1.379million in sales (including buyers premium) Chairman Tim Goodman said, “What we achieved is absolutely fantastic. This is the first time in my 38 year career I have been a part of a jewellery auction with a result like this.
The result is a great credit to our Jewellery Department and shows that the Australian market is broadening and following the lead from recent successful jewellery auctions conducted in Asia.”
Bonhams & Goodman have announced that they will capitalise on this outstanding success by taking the next catalogue of fine Jewells to new locations for pre-sale viewings. “We are looking at a number of options including Perth and the Gold Coast”, Head of Jewellery in Sydney, Isabelle Quinn said
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Bonhams & Goodman Jewellery Auction Takes $1.379million
Finishing with $1.379million in sales (including buyers premium) Chairman Tim Goodman said, “What we achieved is absolutely fantastic. This is the first time in my 38 year career I have been a part of a jewellery auction with a result like this.
The result is a great credit to our Jewellery Department and shows that the Australian market is broadening and following the lead from recent successful jewellery auctions conducted in Asia.”
Bonhams & Goodman have announced that they will capitalise on this outstanding success by taking the next catalogue of fine Jewells to new locations for pre-sale viewings. “We are looking at a number of options including Perth and the Gold Coast”, Head of Jewellery in Sydney, Isabelle Quinn said
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Bonhams & Goodman Jewellery Auction Takes $1.379million
Finishing with $1.379million in sales (including buyers premium) Chairman Tim Goodman said, “What we achieved is absolutely fantastic. This is the first time in my 38 year career I have been a part of a jewellery auction with a result like this.
The result is a great credit to our Jewellery Department and shows that the Australian market is broadening and following the lead from recent successful jewellery auctions conducted in Asia.”
Bonhams & Goodman have announced that they will capitalise on this outstanding success by taking the next catalogue of fine Jewells to new locations for pre-sale viewings. “We are looking at a number of options including Perth and the Gold Coast”, Head of Jewellery in Sydney, Isabelle Quinn said
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Bonhams & Goodman Jewellery Auction Takes $1.379million
Finishing with $1.379million in sales (including buyers premium) Chairman Tim Goodman said, “What we achieved is absolutely fantastic. This is the first time in my 38 year career I have been a part of a jewellery auction with a result like this.
The result is a great credit to our Jewellery Department and shows that the Australian market is broadening and following the lead from recent successful jewellery auctions conducted in Asia.”
Bonhams & Goodman have announced that they will capitalise on this outstanding success by taking the next catalogue of fine Jewells to new locations for pre-sale viewings. “We are looking at a number of options including Perth and the Gold Coast”, Head of Jewellery in Sydney, Isabelle Quinn said
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