The piece is set to go under the hammer in April.

Nearly a year after the "Card Players" painting, by repute, sold for over $250 million to a Middle east collector, a study for Paul Cezanne's master work, missing for decades, has been rediscovered among the paintings of a Texas art collector, and looks set to sell for more than $15 million when it goes under the hammer later this year.

An antiques valuation of up to £5 million has been placed on an Andy Warhol self-portrait.

A set of four stamps has sold for $820,000 in Hong Kong, a record amount in the former British colony.

In the upcoming Contemporary Art Sale, Sotheby's will be selling a great selection of works ranging from Warhol and Bacon to Damien Hirst.

Sotheby's is preparing for their annual sale of wine in October held in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

It is one of many cars from classic films going up for auction on eBay.

Those looking for antique appraisals might be interested to hear that a rare Alexander McQueen scarf is set to go under the hammer.

The Lady in Red singer is putting his wine collection under the hammer.

Last night, 29 June, Sotheby's held their contemporary art evening sale totaling close to £109 million.

Antique appraisals seekers may be interested to note one of the motors fetched around £800,000.

Queen Victoria's brooch is coming to auction in April at Bonhams.

A Metal Gear Solid 4 mannequin will be sold on eBay with an antique valuation of £1,250.

The piece has sold for more than $16.8 million.

The auction house Jacobs & Hunt sold a valuable pice of 17th Century italian Art for £37,000 to an Italian dealer with hopes of promising future research.

One sale may have caught the attention of those looking to sell items at auction.

Value My Stuff Now have been flooded with enquiries after their Dragon's Den success.

On June 22nd, Sotheby's will be holding their Impressionist and Modern Art sale in London. They will be auctioning off Egon Schiele's impressive oil painting being valued at £22-30 million.