Madeira auction event @ HDH

[Roy Hersh]

Lot Wine Estimate




1129

1845 Bual Madeira, Centenary Solera, Cossart-Gordon (2 bs)

$1,000-1,500



1130

1846 Terrantez Madeira, Borges (1 b)

$2,000-3,000



1133, 1134, 1135

1847 Boal Madeira, Shortridge Lawton & Co. (3 bs)

$1,500-2,200



1142-1145

1853 Rare Old Malmsey Solera Madeira, Lomelino (3 700ml bs)

$1,300-1,900



1148

1860 Bual Madeira, Blandy's (2 bs)

$1,500-2,200



1149, 1150

1860 Bual Madeira, Blandy's (3 bs)

$2,200-3,200



1155, 1156

1861 Boal Madeira, Shortridge Lawton & Co. (3 bs)

$1,800-2,800



1158

1863 Boal Madeira, Blandy's (2 bs)

$1,100-1,700



1161

1863 Bual Madeira, Leacock (3 bs)

$1,500-2,200



1179-1181

1878 Boal Madeira, Shortridge Lawton & Co. (3 bs)

$1,200-1,800



1186, 1187

1880 Malmsey Madeira, Blandy's (3 bs)

$2,200-3,200



1211

1906 Malvasia Madeira, Welsh Brothers (6 bs)

$1,200-1,800




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Bidding Information:
Absentee bidding and live bidding can be executed online at auction.hdhwine.com or via our new mobile app. We also accept absentee bids via facsimile (312.335.9096) or over the phone. Live phone bidding can be arranged by contacting HDH in advance of the sale. Our bidding department can be reached at 312.854.0100.

Join us in Chicago at TRU for the Auction
Friday, February 19 & Saturday, February 20, 2016
8:30am start time

Contact Us Today to Pre-Register & Reserve a Space

TRU will prepare a delicious buffet lunch during the auction ($75) - reservations should be made by calling Hart Davis Hart at 312.854.0096 or by emailing info@hdhwine.com.

TRU is conveniently located at 676 N. St. Clair Street in Chicago, just one block east of Michigan Avenue. Attendance is open to the public and free of charge.

[Justin A]

Anyone buying anything? Not much experience with Shortridge Lawton.

[Gary Banker]

I went 0 for 4. I thought that madeira prices were higher with respect to low-high estimates than most other categories. On the lots that I bid, the winning bids were 40%-50% above the high estimate. An extreme example, which I did not bid, was lot 1211, which went for $4,000 plus BP. The high estimate was $1,800.