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Five jewels of Alexander Calder for his family go to auction at Bonham, sister's necklace is worth up to $150 thousand

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The collection of five handmade silver ornaments... personal gifts for the mother, sister and niece of the artist, held in private hands for nearly 70 years... is displayed from November 7th to headquarters

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24 Orë Albania · November 5, 2026 at 07:00 publisher's date

Pesë bizhuteri të Alexander Calder-it për familjen e tij dalin në ankand te Bonhams, gjerdani i motrës vlerësohet deri në 150 mijë dollarë

Five jewels of Alexander Calder for his family go to auction at Bonham, sister's necklace is worth up to $150 thousand

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