Auction recap / Phillips
Phillips Design Auction Realizes $3,212,616
The auction achieved an 84.8% sell-through rate, driven by strong results for twentieth-century and contemporary design works.
Auction highlights
"Nuage" illuminated coffee table
Estimate$100–150KSold$541,800- Estimate$40–60KSold$245,100
- Estimate$50–70KSold$245,100
- Estimate$60–80KSold$154,800
- Estimate$150–200KSold$141,900
- Estimate$80–120KSold—
Pair of "Fungo" table lamps, from the "Rising Sun" series
Estimate$25–35KSold$96,750Set of ten "Gréco" dining chairs
Estimate$70–90KSold—- Estimate$50–70KSold$83,850
- Estimate$30–50KSold$77,400
- Estimate$30–50KSold$70,950
- Estimate$50–70KSold$64,500
| Auction highlights | Estimate | Sold price | Estimate track | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Nuage" illuminated coffee table | $100–150K | $541,800 | ||
| "Chase" table | $40–60K | $245,100 | ||
| "Duck" table | $50–70K | $245,100 | ||
| Footed pot with four indents | $60–80K | $154,800 | ||
| Dining table | $150–200K | $141,900 | ||
| "Minguren II" coffee table | $80–120K | — | ||
| Pair of "Fungo" table lamps, from the "Rising Sun" series | $25–35K | $96,750 | ||
| Set of ten "Gréco" dining chairs | $70–90K | — | ||
| "Tête de femme" sculpture | $50–70K | $83,850 | ||
| Pair of "Curial" chairs | $30–50K | $77,400 | ||
| "Bush" sculpture | $30–50K | $70,950 | ||
| "Hérons" ceiling light | $50–70K | $64,500 | ||
Estimate track marks the pre-sale range; the tick marks the sold price.
Contextual data provided by Pricing Culture Analytics; this is not an exhaustive list. Pricing Culture Analytics organizes publicly available auction data to analyze and produce insights.
Phillips concluded its Design auction, where the sale realized $3,212,616 with[1] 67 of 79 lots sold, representing an 84.8% sell-through rate[1]. According to official results published by Phillips, which serves as the result source for the sale, the event brought together notable twentieth-century and contemporary design objects.
Auction highlights
Sale file- "Nuage" illuminated coffee table | estimate $100,000 to[4] $150,000 |[4] sold for $541,800 (above[4] the high estimate)
- "Chase" table | estimate $40,000 to[5] $60,000 |[5] sold for $245,100 (above[6][5] the high estimate)
- "Duck" table | estimate $50,000 to[6] $70,000 |[6] sold for $245,100 (above the high estimate)
- Footed pot with four indents | estimate $60,000 to[7] $80,000 |[7] sold for $154,800 (above[7] the high estimate)
- Dining table | estimate $150,000 to[8] $200,000 |[8] sold for $141,900 (below[8] the low estimate)
For market participants tracking the design sector, this auction represents Phillips's #23 sale of 48 concluded this year by realized value. Across all categories, the house's year-to-date total stands at $511,686,267, while[1] its specific year-to-date performance in tracked sales has realized $261,969,503, yielding[1] an 86.2% sell-through rate[1]. Within the broader design category, which has realized $139,849,371 across[1] all tracked auction houses this year with an average 87% sell-through rate[1], Christie's continues to lead the category.\n\nSource note: Title: Phillips Design Auction Results Scraper MCP server [DEPRECATED] · Apify URL Source: https://apify.[2]\n\nSource note: Title: Phillips Design Auction Results Scraper [DEPRECATED] · Apify URL Source: https://apify.[3]
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Design - 02
Apify
Mcp - 03
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"Nuage" illuminated coffee table - 05
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"Chase" table - 06
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"Duck" table - 07
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Footed pot with four indents - 08
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Dining table