The Stephen Curry Collection, My Sneaker Free Agency

DADA SUPREME, DADA SUPREME CDUBBZ, SIZE 13

DADA SUPREME, DADA SUPREME CDUBBZ, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic Circa 2002

View 1 of Lot 35: Stephen Curry 2025-2026 Tunnel Worn Dada Supreme CDubbz Chris Webber 'Chrome'

stephen curry 2025-2026 tunnel worn dada supreme cdubbz chris webber 'chrome'

Gucci Brown and Gold GG Supreme Monogram Bees Small Day Backpack Gold Hardware<ul><li>This bag is lined with beige microfiber</li><li>Includes care booklet and dustbag</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return</li></ul>

Brown and Gold GG Supreme Monogram Bees Small Day Backpack Gold Hardware

Gucci Black GG Supreme Coated Canvas Waist Bag Black Hardware, 2000's<ul><li>This bag is lined with black fabric</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return</li></ul>

Black GG Supreme Coated Canvas Waist Bag Black Hardware, 2000's

Nike x Supreme Delta Force 3/4 SB Del Sol, released in 2004.<ul><li>Monochromatic brown upper, featuring leather and suede paneling.</li><li>Embossed "NIKE" on the heel.</li><li>The shoes sit on a white midsole and a gum bottom outsole.</li><li>Style number:&nbsp;309958</li><li>Color code:&nbsp;771</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Delta Force 3/4 SB Supreme Del Sol | Size 9.5

Released in 2011, the limited-edition Air Force 1 pays tribute to the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Rabbit. The AF1 x YOT (“Year of The”) began in 2002 and continues annually in conjunction with the Chinese New Year. The Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Year Of The Rabbit models the classic silhouette with designs dedicated to the Chinese zodiac of the year. Inspired by the popular Shanghai candy, White Rabbit, the pair borrows inspiration from the color scheme of the sweets. The sleek design features shades of white on a premium leather upper, with off-white suede paneling and a toe box that sits atop a translucent white midsole. The fur-like chenille Swoosh is red on the lateral side and blue on the medial and is complemented by a vivid blue topline, waxed blue laces and a “2011” deubré to match. In honor of the New Year, the Chinese character 兔 (rabbit) is stitched on the red chenille tongue tag and an animated rabbit is stamped on the back heel. The insole features unique branding dedicated to the theme. The pair comes with red shoelaces in addition to blue.&nbsp; The shoes come packaged in a special and extremely limited container molded to look exactly like the White Rabbit candy on which this release is based.&nbsp; The Air Force 1, arguably Nike’s most iconic sneaker, is in many regards, the first of its kind. Today, through hyped collaborations, unparalleled versatility and ubiquity in popular culture, Air Force 1s continue to be a fan favorite around the world and is one of Nike’s all-time best-selling sneakers.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Air Force 1 Low “Year of the Rabbit” in special box, released in 2011.</li><li>Released for the occasion of Chinese New Year.</li><li>Style number: 318988</li><li>Color code: 100</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Year Of The Rabbit in Special Box | Size 10.5

Important Watches

Cartier, Paris New York retailed A most unusual and extremely rare yellow gold lady’s evening purse containing an 8-day watch, Circa 1963-64 Dial: silvered dial signed Cartier, 8 Jours, golden batons at the quarters and blue batons at the intervening hours, tapered hands Calibre: 13½’’’ Felsa calibre 4100 8-day going movement signed Cartier, grained decoration, lever escapement, 17 jewels, annular balance with poising screws, flat hairspring, Incabloc shock absorber Case: 18k yellow gold woven purse, wave patterned gold frame with snap-lock clasp, fitted internally with a short chain securing the gold circular watch case with chamfered bezel, watch case back with circular satin finish, flat notched winding crown, inside watch case back stamped for Cristofol, clasp with French eagle’s head assay marks Case number: New York Subsidiary Stock No. 016'517 Size: 50 mm length x 44 mm width; watch diameter 33 mm Accessories: Cartier presentation box and travelling pouch This extraordinary Cartier timepiece is a testament to haute joaillerie at its most opulent. Designed as a lady’s evening purse, it is exquisitely woven in 18k gold, radiating glamour and luxury. The watch is concealed within the purse, an ingenious flourish that transforms this accessory into a striking symbol of extravagance. The woven gold mesh recalls the lavish chainmail evening bags of the Art Deco era, evoking their shimmering allure and intricate craftsmanship. The undulating lines of the purse’s frame echo the elegance of 1920s and 1930s design, while the clean simplicity of the watch dial reflects the refined modernity of the 1960s. This juxtaposition of past and present within the design highlights Cartier’s unrivalled ability to reinterpret iconic motifs with contemporary sophistication. Far from being practical, this piece is unapologetically ostentatious, designed to dazzle and captivate. Its purpose lies in sheer indulgence—a showcase of artistry and a statement of prestige. The gold purse, too small to serve any purpose beyond housing its concealed treasure, reflects a niche world of 1960s luxury where exclusivity and individuality reigned supreme. At a time when modernist design and practicality were on the rise, creations like this stood apart as extravagant symbols of personal expression, crafted for those who sought the exceptional and the rare. The gold bag and its watch case were made for Cartier by Cristofol, one of Paris’s oldest and most esteemed haute joaillerie workshops, founded in 1830. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and collaborations with prestigious jewellery houses worldwide, Cristofol’s expertise is evident in the flawless execution of this piece. The firm’s maker’s mark, consisting of the letters C and F separated by a bishop’s mitre, is stamped on this creation and was registered in 1960 when Cristofol’s workshops were located at 52 rue Lafayette in Paris’s 9th arrondissement.

View 1 of Lot 2269: New York retailed | A most unusual and extremely rare yellow gold lady’s evening purse containing an 8-day watch, Circa 1963-64 

new york retailed | a most unusual and extremely rare yellow gold lady’s evening purse containing an 8-day watch, circa 1963-64

Books, Manuscripts & Objects from Three Important Collections

Emanuel Lasker Three autograph manuscripts (i) Autograph manuscript of "Die Elemente des Schachs [The elements of chess]" beginning with an assessment of the value of games (“Der Wert des Spiels”), and including a description of the rules of the game (“Die Spielgesetze des Schach”), the opening position, the notation of games, the rules for moving each piece (“De Regeln der Beweglichkeit”), pawn promotion, capturing en passant, illegal moves, fundamental facts of the game (“Grundlegende Tatsachen”), the values of the pieces (“Die Werte der Figuren”), tactics, strategy, and many other matters, concluding with an extended series of reflections on chess and life (“Schach und Leben”), 2 volumes, 4to (203 x 170 mm), c. 82 pages, plus blanks, written mostly on rectos, autograph manuscript labels to each volume (“die Elemente des Schachs”, “Elemente des Schachs II.”), signed on the label to the first volume (“Em. Lasker / Lützowstr. 85B”), later pencil annotation by Lothar Schmid to blank first leaf of first volume, cloth-backed marbled boards, no place [Berlin?] or date, browning to edges, extremities worn (ii) Autograph notebook containing observations on chess and notes for a lecture at the Lessing-Hochschule, Berlin, on conflict beginning with two pages of pencil notes on the game of chess, entitled “Das Schachspiel”, followed by eighteen pages of notes for a lecture on conflict, entitled “Streit. Vortrag Lessing Hsch. 10ten Feb.”, 20 pages, 4to (260 x 170 mm), autograph inscription on first page (“Von Malchen zum Geburtstag 1912. Angefangen den 13ten Januar 1914 im Zuge nach Krummhübel [Karpacz]”), later pencil annotation to front free endpaper, diced roan gilt, gilt edges, Berlin and elsewhere, 1912-1914?, first gathering splitting at hinge, covers worn (iii) Autograph notebook containing drafts for a 1921 lecture at the Lessing-Hochschule, Berlin, on happiness (“Das Glück”) A substantial, multi-layered manuscript, in six numbered sections (“I. Alte Theorien vom Glück…II. Was ist das Glück? Es wohnt in der Phantasie…III. Gesetze im Reich der Phantasie. IV. Wie erringe ich Glück?...V. Neue Leitsätze über Genuss, Arbeit, Glückzüchtung. VI. Der glücklichste Mensch: Der sittliche Kämpfer, der an das Walten überragender Kräfte, an Wahrheit und Gerechtigkeit unerschütterlich glaubt.”), with autograph title page (“Das Glück. / Vortrag Okt 1921 Lessing Hochschule”), containing extensive cancellations and revisions, c. 106 pages, plus blanks, including an inserted loose bifolium, 4to (250 x 163 mm), original wrappers, later pencil annotations to title and lower pastedown, [Berlin?,] October 1921, covers chipped and worn, old repairs to covers and spine with translucent adhesive tape, browning Lasker was the author of a number of books on chess, including the classic 1925 Lehrbuch des Schachspiels (Manual of chess), one of the greatest guides to the game ever written. The exact relationship of the first manuscript to Lasker’s other publications cannot be determined here (the initial chapter of the Lehrbuch is also entitled ‘The elements of chess’). That the final section of the first manuscript is a series of observations on ‘chess and life’ is entirely characteristic of Lasker the supreme philosopher-chess master. The third manuscript here illustrates his deep interest in purely philosophical matters, and dates from the year (1921) which saw him relinquish his title of World Chess Champion to the Cuban Capablanca.

View 1 of Lot 39: Emanuel Lasker | Three autograph manuscripts, including "Die Elemente des Schachs [The Elements of Chess]"

emanuel lasker | three autograph manuscripts, including "die elemente des schachs [the elements of chess]"

PROPERTY OF AN IMPORTANT COLLECTOR Patek Philippe Reference 3970E “Fourth Series” A white gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with moon phases, leap year and 24 hour indication, Made in 2001 Dial: black Calibre: cal. 27-70 Q mechanical, 24 jewels Movement number: 3’046’322 Case: 18k white gold, screw down sapphire crystal display back Case number: 4’125’952 Closure: black Patek Philippe alligator strap and 18k white gold buckle Size: 36 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Accessories: Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, Extract from the Archives confirming the production of the present watch in 2001 and its subsequent sale on September 4th, 2001, additional case back, setting pin, product literature, instruction manual and presentation box The 3970 is perhaps the fastest growing segment of the complicated Patek Philippe market. Once regarded as the undervalued perpetual calendar chronograph, especially compared to the references 2499 and 5970 which flanked its production period, in recent years the 3970 has skyrocketed into prominence. Collectors have finally begun to appreciate its “goldilocks” case size of 36 mm, which combined with the ergonomic case design allows it to wear supremely well on the wrist. Its many dial variations and various series also make it a joy to collect. Production spanned several decades and can be briefly summarised: 1986-1988: the first series of the 3970 featured a solid snap-on case back. 1987-1990: the second series introduced the reference 3970E, which featured an updated solid screw-down case back, with the suffix indicating étanche, or waterproof. 1989-1995: the third series 3970 was delivered with two casebacks: one plain and one with a sapphire display back. The hands were changed from leaf style to baton style. 1994-2004: the fourth and last series was similar to the third series but with a new serial number range and several design improvements, most obvious is the colour of the moonphase which changed from gilt to silvered.

View 1 of Lot 2394: Reference 3970E “Fourth Series” | A white gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with moon phases, leap year and 24 hour indication, Made in 2001

reference 3970e “fourth series” | a white gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with moon phases, leap year and 24 hour indication, made in 2001

Immortal Vintages | 200 Years of Bordeaux

Château d'Yquem 1988 Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Classé u. bn, bin-soiled and damp-stained labels, slight signs of seepage In 2024, as gorgeous as ever. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Mega freshness, orange zest and majesty on the palate. A real core of concentration and a fabulous marriage of sweetness and attack. One of the greats in the Yquem storybook. It was ever thus, so supremely on top of its game. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Opulent texture, celestial liquid marmalade and utterly satisfying, especially with apricot and frangipane tart. In 2024, I think this vintage may be the best Yquem of the lot! Serena Sutcliffe, MW WA 96 12 hbs (cn) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

View 1 of Lot 246: Château d'Yquem 1988 (12 HB)

château d'yquem 1988 (12 hb)

Château d'Yquem 1988 Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Classé u. vts, bin-soiled and damp-stained labels, 7 heavily damp-stained labels, scuffed capsules, signs of seepage In 2024, as gorgeous as ever. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Mega freshness, orange zest and majesty on the palate. A real core of concentration and a fabulous marriage of sweetness and attack. One of the greats in the Yquem storybook. It was ever thus, so supremely on top of its game. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Opulent texture, celestial liquid marmalade and utterly satisfying, especially with apricot and frangipane tart. In 2024, I think this vintage may be the best Yquem of the lot! Serena Sutcliffe, MW WA 96 12 hbs (cn) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

View 1 of Lot 245: Château d'Yquem 1988 (12 HB)

The Magnificent Cellars of Willy Michiels | A Passion for Collecting | Part III | Day 1

Château d'Yquem 1988 Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Classé Good level, label slightly wrinkled, capsule very slightly rubbed, tissue wrapped, case banded prior to inspection In 2024, as gorgeous as ever. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Mega freshness, orange zest and majesty on the palate. A real core of concentration and a fabulous marriage of sweetness and attack. One of the greats in the Yquem storybook. It was ever thus, so supremely on top of its game. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Opulent texture, celestial liquid marmalade and utterly satisfying, especially with apricot and frangipane tart. In 2024, I think this vintage may be the best Yquem of the lot! Serena Sutcliffe, MW WA 96 1 jero - 5 litres (owc) Provenance: ﻿A dazzling collection removed from the naturally cool series of cellars beneath a renaissance castle in Belgium, featuring selections from Jayer, DRC, Drouhin and Ramonet and, from Bordeaux, serried ranks of all the 1st Growths, Cheval Blanc, Petrus and Le Pin as well as Yquem from 1941 to the present era LYING IN OCTAVIAN, WILTSHIRE Offered In Bond, available Duty Paid. Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details. Please note the purchase price does not include applicable shipping, taxes or import charges which may be charged in addition to the purchase price. Standard price shipping is available for deliveries within the United Kingdom (excluding Ireland and Scotland). Prices are quoted per case of wine or spirits; please note that a single bottle of wine or spirit will be considered as a full case. Deliveries will be charged as follows: - to an address in London: £35 for the first 10 cases, plus £10 for any additional case, plus VAT and Sotheby’s Transit Care cover; - to a UK address outside of London (excluding Ireland and Scotland): £45 for the first 10 cases, plus £10 for any additional case, plus VAT and Sotheby’s Transit Care cover. Price on application quotes are available for all other UK addresses. Pricing for international shipping available from Sotheby's Wine and Spirits Department on request, please contact: winepostsaleservices.UK@sothebys.com. Sotheby’s cannot arrange or take responsibility for shipments to non-UK buyers, but will be pleased to introduce them to a forwarding agent. Where it is necessary to have a licence to import wines or spirits, procural of the licence shall be the sole responsibility of the buyer. Buyers from outside the UK should note that local sales taxes or use tax may become payable upon import of items following purchase. Buyers should obtain their own advice in this regards. Any duties and taxes payable on import to the country of destination are not included. The cost of any such permit or license required for export or import of the purchased lot is not included. UK purchasers wishing to export directly out of the UK will have to pay VAT on the Buyer’s Premium irrespective of the destination. If you are shipping to another EU member state, 20% VAT has been added to the Buyer’s Premium. Those amounts of VAT may be refunded provided Sotheby’s receive the appropriate export documents within 3 months of the sale.

View 1 of Lot 285: Château d'Yquem 1988  (1 JM50)

château d'yquem 1988 (1 jm50)

Château d'Yquem 1988 Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Classé u. vts, excellent label, capsule corroded with signs of old seepage In 2024, as gorgeous as ever. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Mega freshness, orange zest and majesty on the palate. A real core of concentration and a fabulous marriage of sweetness and attack. One of the greats in the Yquem storybook. It was ever thus, so supremely on top of its game. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Opulent texture, celestial liquid marmalade and utterly satisfying, especially with apricot and frangipane tart. In 2024, I think this vintage may be the best Yquem of the lot! Serena Sutcliffe, MW WA 96 1 d.mag - 3 litres (owc) Provenance: ﻿A dazzling collection removed from the naturally cool series of cellars beneath a renaissance castle in Belgium, featuring selections from Jayer, DRC, Drouhin and Ramonet and, from Bordeaux, serried ranks of all the 1st Growths, Cheval Blanc, Petrus and Le Pin as well as Yquem from 1941 to the present era LYING IN OCTAVIAN, WILTSHIRE Offered In Bond, available Duty Paid. Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details. Please note the purchase price does not include applicable shipping, taxes or import charges which may be charged in addition to the purchase price. Standard price shipping is available for deliveries within the United Kingdom (excluding Ireland and Scotland). Prices are quoted per case of wine or spirits; please note that a single bottle of wine or spirit will be considered as a full case. Deliveries will be charged as follows: - to an address in London: £35 for the first 10 cases, plus £10 for any additional case, plus VAT and Sotheby’s Transit Care cover; - to a UK address outside of London (excluding Ireland and Scotland): £45 for the first 10 cases, plus £10 for any additional case, plus VAT and Sotheby’s Transit Care cover. Price on application quotes are available for all other UK addresses. Pricing for international shipping available from Sotheby's Wine and Spirits Department on request, please contact: winepostsaleservices.UK@sothebys.com. Sotheby’s cannot arrange or take responsibility for shipments to non-UK buyers, but will be pleased to introduce them to a forwarding agent. Where it is necessary to have a licence to import wines or spirits, procural of the licence shall be the sole responsibility of the buyer. Buyers from outside the UK should note that local sales taxes or use tax may become payable upon import of items following purchase. Buyers should obtain their own advice in this regards. Any duties and taxes payable on import to the country of destination are not included. The cost of any such permit or license required for export or import of the purchased lot is not included. UK purchasers wishing to export directly out of the UK will have to pay VAT on the Buyer’s Premium irrespective of the destination. If you are shipping to another EU member state, 20% VAT has been added to the Buyer’s Premium. Those amounts of VAT may be refunded provided Sotheby’s receive the appropriate export documents within 3 months of the sale.

View 1 of Lot 284: Château d'Yquem 1988  (1 DM)

château d'yquem 1988 (1 dm)

Château d'Yquem 1988 Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru Classé u. 2bn, rest just into neck, excellent appearance, 3 capsules slightly rubbed by dividers, tissue removed on inspection In 2024, as gorgeous as ever. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Mega freshness, orange zest and majesty on the palate. A real core of concentration and a fabulous marriage of sweetness and attack. One of the greats in the Yquem storybook. It was ever thus, so supremely on top of its game. Richly perfumed and all orange butterscotch. Opulent texture, celestial liquid marmalade and utterly satisfying, especially with apricot and frangipane tart. In 2024, I think this vintage may be the best Yquem of the lot! Serena Sutcliffe, MW WA 96 12 bts (owc) Provenance: ﻿A dazzling collection removed from the naturally cool series of cellars beneath a renaissance castle in Belgium, featuring selections from Jayer, DRC, Drouhin and Ramonet and, from Bordeaux, serried ranks of all the 1st Growths, Cheval Blanc, Petrus and Le Pin as well as Yquem from 1941 to the present era LYING IN OCTAVIAN, WILTSHIRE Offered In Bond, available Duty Paid. Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details. Please note the purchase price does not include applicable shipping, taxes or import charges which may be charged in addition to the purchase price. Standard price shipping is available for deliveries within the United Kingdom (excluding Ireland and Scotland). Prices are quoted per case of wine or spirits; please note that a single bottle of wine or spirit will be considered as a full case. Deliveries will be charged as follows: - to an address in London: £35 for the first 10 cases, plus £10 for any additional case, plus VAT and Sotheby’s Transit Care cover; - to a UK address outside of London (excluding Ireland and Scotland): £45 for the first 10 cases, plus £10 for any additional case, plus VAT and Sotheby’s Transit Care cover. Price on application quotes are available for all other UK addresses. Pricing for international shipping available from Sotheby's Wine and Spirits Department on request, please contact: winepostsaleservices.UK@sothebys.com. Sotheby’s cannot arrange or take responsibility for shipments to non-UK buyers, but will be pleased to introduce them to a forwarding agent. Where it is necessary to have a licence to import wines or spirits, procural of the licence shall be the sole responsibility of the buyer. Buyers from outside the UK should note that local sales taxes or use tax may become payable upon import of items following purchase. Buyers should obtain their own advice in this regards. Any duties and taxes payable on import to the country of destination are not included. The cost of any such permit or license required for export or import of the purchased lot is not included. UK purchasers wishing to export directly out of the UK will have to pay VAT on the Buyer’s Premium irrespective of the destination. If you are shipping to another EU member state, 20% VAT has been added to the Buyer’s Premium. Those amounts of VAT may be refunded provided Sotheby’s receive the appropriate export documents within 3 months of the sale.

View 1 of Lot 283: Château d'Yquem 1988  (12 BT)

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