A bronze statue of him dressed as his character Rick Blaine from “Casablanca” fetched $16,250, more than 20 times its high estimate of $800. Bogart’s brass inset black granite game table went for $26,250.
“Three-Quarter Mother and Child on Round Base,” a sculpture by Moore, sold for $118,750. Bacall admired the artist and said meeting him was a “high point of my life,” according to Bonhams. The two other Moore sculptures from Bacall’s estate sold for a combined $1.3 million in November.
Bacall also had a vast jewelry collection. An 18-carat gold, diamond, amethyst and turquoise ring designed by Jean Schlumberger sold for $50,500. A 14-carat yellow gold long chain by Tiffany & Co. sold for $52,500 against an estimate of $6,000 to $9,000.
Proceeds from the sale go to her children, Stephen and Leslie Bogart and Jason Robards, said Vyoma Venkataraman, a spokeswoman for Bonhams. The sale was a selection of items from her estate, Venkataraman said.