Bonhams Autumn Treasures Wine Sale Realizes £664,107 in London

The Bonhams Autumn Treasures from Private Cellars - UK Edition auction, which closed on 22 October 2026, achieved a total realized figure of £664,107^[1]. The sale demonstrated high volume consistency, with 511 of 532 lots sold, representing a 96.1% sell-through^[1] rate. Bonhams published the official results page confirming these final figures for the UK-based auction.

The auction featured notable consignments from private cellars, including selections from a sophisticated collector and a well-maintained trade cellar. High-value lots included rare Burgundy whites and mature Bordeaux classics, offered in original wooden cases. The top lot of the sale was a three-bottle offering of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Montrachet, 2002, which came from the cellar of a sophisticated collector and was packaged in its original wooden case, despite some noted colour variation.

The Pomerol region was represented by a six-bottle lot of Château Le Pin, 2000, which was offered in its original wooden case. Another Pomerol highlight, a six-bottle lot of Petrus, 1990, came from a well-maintained trade cellar with all bottles filled into the neck, though the labels were slightly creased and nicked. From the same trade cellar, a ten-bottle lot of Château Lafite Rothschild, 1982, showed typical signs of age, with lightly bin-soiled labels and lightly corroded capsules, yet remained a highly tracked lot of the sale.