ValueMyStuff counts down the 15 strangest collectibles sold at auction.

Those with a passion for antique paintings might be interested in details of one auction in the United States.

An antiques valuation of $5m has been given to a flag.

Antique valuation seekers may be interested to note that a toilet owned by John Lennon has fetched nearly ten times its expected amount.

A vase with an antiques valuation of £1.2 million that sold for £43 million was the most expensive of its kind sold this year.

This Arts and Crafts music cabinet, entered into a recent sale at Robertson’s of Kinbuck, near Dunblane, without reserve, turned out to be a hitherto lost design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

The item had been valued at £1.2 million.

The document sold for $3.8 million.

An antique price guide of £7,000 has been placed on cutlery previously owned by Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun.

The vehicle from the Batman and Batman Returns movies is going under the hammer.

Christie's is set to hold a sale of varying antiques at South Kensington on July 31st. Lots range from £100 to £12,000.

On April 20th, Christie's will be selling a Pearl Pendent on a diamond chain in Dubai with an estimate of US$180,000-250,000.

Antique valuation seekers might be inspired by news of a special charity fundraising drive.

It has been revealed that greater numbers of investors are going to auctions.

On May 11th, Christie's will be selling a great example of one of Francis Bacon's self-portrait triptychs with the hope that the price will exceed $25 million.

On Tuesday, March 22nd, Antik A.S. auction house held their annual Turkish Modern and Contemporary art sale in Istanbul. As the leading auction house in Turkey, Antik holds the most important sales throughout the year.