you were kind enough to bring this andy warhol.led reese riot. >> this is the cover of our main catalog. the sale is next tuesday. estimates are $500 million. november was the highest total ever for any auction held. that was 690 million. >> tell us about this piece. it was painted by andy warhol in 1964. it was a reaction to the reese writes in birmingham alabama. it was these on a photograph by a photographer. it represents the american flag. it is red, white, and blue. but it is the underbelly of america. >> you are starting this at $50 million? >> the world record price for andy warhol is north of $100 million. privately, we have sold paintings worth more. million to $700 million is appropriate. said $100 million for a warhol? >> that was from the same series. car crash, and it made $104 million. >> would you expect to be buying? >> we are in the midst of a strong market. antiwar well is one of the most universally known artist. this is his most important series. the painting has not been on the open market and late 1980's. ult

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pablo picasso ward six self portraits by andy warhol. collectors have the chance to get up close to these and other artworks are being sold by some of these in may. the british auction house has russian and chinese collectors in its sights their purchases have been compelling art prices worldwide. sotheby's hopes to break in a grand total of three hundred million euros from the auction. this piece by german artist to hide in the stock is predicted to go for twenty five million euro and that was the week in review. i only got any money i mean. no time the week. in you. the issue. i just appear here's something new and restored order in the series on the seventeen ninety and your watches and anxious. i knew. a land full of natural resources. did you know. in celebration of life with middle class. my wallet. he's changed and went to. sunday at eleven pm on in the world i would when wong will. they share. snakes or so. the sun stops brought out a name that did not say his brother didn't stop her son's intelligence agency isi is behind your

. >> $41 million for andy warhol's iconic image of marilyn monroe done after the death of the actress was a mobile sculpture that actually hung above a lot of the bidders. that most likely went to china. it set an auction record. it was very consciously places lot eight -- placed as lot eight , a lucky number in asia. rex i want to thank you very much, bloomberg's katya kzakina. time to raise another glass to christie's auction house. this time it has to do with fine wine. at an auction tonight and on friday, it features some of the most exquisite and expensive wines in the world. you have brought a very large autoliv wine. this is a double magnum. >> this is the equivalent of four bottles of wine. 8000 dollars for one bottle. is that a price that you have seen increase? is there any way to benchmark and say the price of similar products has done this? >> we have seen prices destabilize, and now prices have come down, and now they are stabilizing. >> $8,000 -- at least that is the high estimate. >> is there a way to benchmark these products? prices have come down. they are stabilizing

the lone love was part of andy warhol's fleet. steve mcqueen raced this buggy. >> how long does it take to restore a car? >> it depends on the condition, this car has taken us about four years. >> with $20 million and untold hours invested in these cars, how do you protect them? >> in terms of stealing them, they are really unstealable. they are so well known, who could you sell them to? >> as much as jim loves the prefabricated cars in his collection, he still wants more from a sports car. >> there was a period when people were saying that the new ferraris aren't pretty anymore, and we don't understand them. >> i have been a collector for a number of and one day i got a call from pininfarina. >> this was an outside work shop. the head designer he wanted to prove he could still make a pretty ferrari. that designer turned to jim, offering to make him the ultimate car. >> he needed to find someone who wasn't afraid of annoying ferrari. it was a pretty radical idea, and they did get extremely annoyed at it. the thing was i didn't car

the lola was part of andy warhol's fleet. and steve mcqueen liked to race this dune buggy. how long does it take you, start to finish, to restore cars? >> it depends on the finish. this car's taken about four years. >> with $20 million and untold hours invested in cars, how do you protect them? >> in terms of stealing them? they're really unstealable, they're so well known, who could you sell them too? >> as much as jim loves the prefab kated cars in his collection, he still wants more from a sports car. >> there was a period where people were saying the new ferraris aren't pretty anymore and we don't understand them. i've been a collector for a number of years. an one day i got a call from outside design workshop. >> they created most of the iconic ferrari model. the head designer wanted to prove he could still make a classically pretty ferrari, an idea the car company rejected. that designer turned to jim, for jim's ideas and jim's cash, offering to make him the ultimate car. >> he needed to find someone who wasn't afraid of annoying ferrari. it was a pretty radical idea,

now, no contemporary art sale would be complete without andy warhol. expected to go for $50 million. i want to show you my favorite. it's a toy train. it's a "jim beam" toy train. discounted, $25 million to $35 million. that piece 10, 12 years ago sold for $5 million. if you look at what's flipping, the prices are amazing. and sothboy's posted a lost in the first quarter. bacon and bourbon all tonight. >> traders and i have been getting ready to head to las veg vegas. we tell you what to expect after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. wherever you are with the mobile trader app white chocolate loversividual. don't like dark chocolate. milk chocolate lovers don't necessarily like dark or white. before we couldn't really allow the consumer to customize their preferred chocolate. we needed the scalable cloud solution al

and picasso and andy warhol, the loan could come and a bigger time.ding last year, he needs to cough up nearly $2 billion in fines. speaking of our work, this monday just fetched $17 million at auction, and the masterpiece was sold to an unnamed asian buyer and hadn't been seen in public since the 1920s. paintings most of us like hanging on the wall of a fifth avenue apartment don't by billionaire eric clarke. can you imagine having him at your house? taking spare change out of the box with an inventive idea to build affordable new homes. steve harrison has the story. fill us in, very cool. >> they are cool. there are two models for sale now, one just 20 feet long, the other 40 feet long, small and costs $47,000, larger one for $57,000 and i can tell you it doesn't take long to take the house tour. you walk from one to the other, only eight feet wide because these shipping containers have to sit on trucks. they have something that opens to a queen size bed but the fact that they are snug is no problem compared to the manufacturer. >> i am not claustro

million in 3 hours thanks to asian buyers who snapped up half of the top ten works including one of andy warhol's marilyn monroe images and giving away money, offered to pay for museum in upstate new york in honor of iconic inventor nicholas tesla is technology features in his car as the popular online cartoons site was able to taser the land where he did many of his experiments and he will help with some of the $8 million needed for the museum. very nice. it is time for a little fun with spare change and if you ever long for more social interaction be prepared to be thrilled. what is appleby? and diehard appleby fans. and todd hazleton, they claim they are not behind this, this is just an impromptu prop because people love appleby is. what do you think? >> i called them before the show. has said this is a great head the of 4 guerrilla marketing and it is not but they thought was fantastic. ended is amazing, it allows their fans to get aside from twitter and face book. a lot of good reviews, i didn't check out because supposedly only works inside appleby is. using four square api. melissa: intere

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. >> he chose to an andy warhol. >> the race riot.aid that was going to be big, it was $63 million. marlin piece went for 51. warhol is king. >> warhol is the first artist to have the universality of this globalized buying. you have an paj last night t. race riot is, it's amazing that picture 40 years, 50 years after it was painting has the force that it does now, particularly in this environment with an african-american president. this pantying is not. it's really a glorification of the triumph and patriotism of trooi triumph over racism. it reads as a very elegant and passion fat work. i mean, the photograph of which this was derived was taken by charles moore in "life" magazine june of 1963, an 11 pic spread on these images declaring the birmingham police to be cruel and inhuman and it was very, very favorable -- >> you come like, look at my tie. i think i got this line bordered by that line. then i got a little line here. if i let you go off on this you'd write an esky novel. wouldn't you? >> andy warhol, once remarked on barney n

. >> andy warhol's painting race riot 1964 went for nearly $63 million.timate of $45 million. i recognize that one. and this piece, this sold for more than $80 million. surging from an opening bid of $50 million. wow. this is francis bacon's "three studies for a par trot of john edwards." >> something a bill less expensive. if you still don't know what to get that special someone for their birthday, and you happen to have $1,500 burning a hole in your pocket, pick up a pair of google glass. the device was made available for one day last month. the consume er version is expecd to go on sale next year. >> perfect present for zuck zuckerbe zuckerberg. the founder of facebook turning 30 today. we've been asking what would your birthday wish be if you were mark zuckerberg? you could get mark twitter shares for his 30th. it will help him diversify. >> we like that. >> yes. does he need more downside? i don't know. keep sending your thoughts, e-mail worldwide@cnbc.com, you can tweet us as well. about speeds and feeds. it's all about latency. it's all about how f

people are comparing him to andy warhol.n the wall you know what it is. you also know it costs many millions of dollars. there is this prestige factor? and price -- >> guggenheim did a retrospective, george lucas owns them and spielberg. >> the stars align. >> bring the glitter into it, you can create a valuable artist. >> if you have the means to get these to line up. i'm not saying go out and buy an artist that nobody likes thinking it's going to soar in pricep. that's a risky proposition. fascinating american story how an underdog like this can be the darling of the art world. >> do one of the great jim stewart books in the art market then get back to me. that would be a good read if you spent time on you. >> have a great weekend. enjoy the holiday. jim stewart from the times. >> up next a pharma stock nearly doubling in value. could have huge implications for the industry. more on that when we return. tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrro