Sotheby’s has 16 auctions on the docket for March, each one offering up something unique that you can’t find anywhere else.

Featuring sales in New York, Paris, London and Amsterdam, Sotheby’s has some of the most exquisite items for you to bid on. On the 8th, the “Bat Artventure Collection formerly known as The Peter Stuyvesant Collection” is highlighted by Martin Kippenberger’s Dinosaurierei (€200,000-300,000). The next day, Andy Warhol’s Self Defense ($250,000-350,000) is set be sold at Sotheby’s “Contemporary Art” sale.

Later in the month, a Rare Giltwood Armchair, Régence, circa 1715-1720 (€250,000-350,000) is the prize piece at the “Collection Violette de Talleyrand, Duchesse de Sagan, Former Collection Gaston Palewski” auction. An Important Malangan Figure from Northern New Ireland (€250,000-350,000, above) is part of the “Rosenthal Collection, Oceanic Art” sale on the 24th.

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March 3rd

New York
American Paintings, Drawings & Sculptures

March 8^th

Amsterdam
The Bat Artventure Collection formerly known as The Peter Stuyvesant Collection

March 9^th

New York
Contemporary Art

London
Musical Instruments

March 17th

New York
20th Century Design

London
Fine and Rare Wines

March 18th

London
Jewels

Paris
Collection Violette de Talleyrand, Duchesse de Sagan, Former Collection Gaston Palewski

March 20^th

New York
The Cellar of the Legendary Lloyd Flatt and Other Superb Collections

March 23^rd

New York
Chinese Works of Art

March 24^th

New York
Indian & Southeast Asian Art

Paris
Rosenthal Collection, Oceanic Art
The Collection of Alexandre and Odile Loewy, Modern Art

March 25^th

New York
Impressionist and Modern Art Including Russian Art

March 30^th

London
Old Master, Modern & Contemporary Prints

March 31^st

Paris
Origines, Architecture & Heritage, Decoration and Garden Statuary