The suites unique history and provenance comprised of some of the greatest collectors of the 20th century captivated buyers, which all together sold for $417,750. Melissa Gagen, International Specialist of English Furniture, said: Neo-classical furniture from the 18th century performed very well, highlighted by the Stansted Park Suite of seat furniture. Rare examples of European furniture were persistently sought after throughout the sale especially elegant Italian works collected from noted architect John Yeon of Portland, Oregon. Clients from the Americas and Europe participated strongly, but Asian and Middle Eastern buyers were equally active, indicating a truly international and robust market. Will Strafford, International Specialist of European Furniture, said: ∵00 Years continues to attract and inspire new and established clients from all around the globe. These sales have inspired our clients to buy across the various sale categories that are offered in the sales. Christie's sales of European decorative arts and Oriental carpets continue to grow and achieve strong results, which is a testament to the effectiveness of the 500 Years strategy. Stefan Kist, Christie's New York, Director of European Decorative Arts, said: We are pleased to have concluded the 2010 sales of 500 Years: Decorative Arts Europe including Oriental Carpets in New York with a combined total of $30 million, a 50% increase from last year. The top lot of the sale was a pair of George III satinwood, harewood, ebony, tulipwood and marquetry commondes, attributed to Matthew and Ince, circa 1775- 80, realizing $218,500/£137,421/161,851. This episode is part of the Book Club subcategory of The Incomparable Mothership.NEW YORK, NY.- The 500 Years: Decorative Arts Europe including Oriental Carpets sale realized $5,640,850/£3,547,704/4,178,407 and was sold 74% by lot and 80% by value. "Yiddish Policeman's Union" set up at CBS Studios
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Dan: Felix Castor series by Mike Carey, The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper, Thursday Next by Jasper Fforde, Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch, The Dark Tower by Stephen King, Norse Mythology by Neil gaiman.
Kathy: Redwall series, Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys, Encyclopedia Brown, The Selection by Kira Kass, Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer.Alyssa: Dealing with Dragons by Patricia Wrede.Monty: Elric by Michael Moorcock, Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser by Fritz Leiber.Lisa: The Last Policeman by Ben Winters, Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay.Jason: The Arcadia Project, starting with Borderline by Mishell Baker.David: Yiddish Policeman’s Union by Michael Chabon.Dan: Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovich.
Moisés: Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander.Monty: Khaavren Romances/ The Phoenix Guards by Steven Brust.
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