Sotheby’s has kicked off its mammoth Hong Kong Autumn Sales, filling the cavernous Hall Three of the Hong Kong Convention Centre with HK$1bn-plus of gleaming collectibles. Starting the event was an October 2 auction of the cellar of Marcus Hiles, raising about HK$50m (US$6.4m), with more than 80% of lots exceeding the high end of their bid estimates. “Lovers of Domaine…
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