Inland Real Estate Auctions, Inc. has announced the auction of a model home located on the Ravine in East Highland Park, Ill. originally priced at nearly $4 million. The auction of the six-bedroom home, which will be sold subject to a minimum bid of $2.45 million, is part of the bank-ordered sale of a portfolio […]
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A.Y. Jackson’s 1937 oil painting, Alberta Foothills, is expected to fetch $125,000 to $175,000 during the next Heffel Fine Art Auction.
The 25 x 32 in signed landscape depicts Alberta’s prairie.
The auction takes place Nov. 19 at Toronto’s Park Hyatt Hotel.
Preview at: Heffel Gallery Montreal
Auction info www.heffel.com
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Heffel Fall Auction of Fine Canadian Art Nov 19
An Arkansas property owner, Steve Rush, is offering three Ozark Mountains caves on eBay, hoping to sell them for at least $899,999, lowered from Rush’s original asking price of $1.2 million.
The Mystic Caverns that Rush, 49, is offering for sale on eBay come with a gift shop. Two of the caves located on Rush’s 28-acre property near Harrison are a popular tourist destination, attracting 15,000 visitors each year. Located seven miles south of the Harrison, Arkansas city limits and just five miles north of the Pruitt access to the Buffalo National river on the Arkansas State Scenic Byway 7.
Rush bought the property near Harrison in 1988 and began giving tours in 1992 to the two accessible caves, Mystic cavern and the Crystal Dome cavern.
eBay auction
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Mystic Caverns: http://mysticcaverns.com
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Arkansas Caves for Auction on eBay
6.00pm – Thursday 6th November 2008 Decorative Arts Feature Sale at 25 Melbourne Street, Murrumbeena, Vic. 3163.
Viewing: Wed. 1 – 6 pm & Thurs. 10 am – 6 pm
Tel: 03 9568 7811 & 22 Fax: 03 9568 7866
Auction info www.thecollector.com.au
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Murrumbeena Decorative Arts Auction Nov 6
Zimbabwe has sold almost four tonnes of ivory for $487,162, the third in a set of four auctions approved under an international agreement, to sell off stocks of Elephant ivory, from natural deaths or the culling of herds to keep the population under control.
Local auctioneer Keni Mubaiwa of K. M Auctions conducted the auction.
The funds will be used to support the conservation of elephants and livelihoods of communities that live adjacent to national parks.
CITES, which regulates international trade in endangered species, is allowing four African countries to hold one-off sales only to buyers from China and Japan.
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Zimbabwe Ivory Auction
