Left: Not quite enough Sir…Ferrari 212.
Right: Feature Lots: Ferrari Monza and Maserati 151.

 Of those 29 car Lots, 20 were sold during the auction and one (a body) was withdrawn, for a 71.4% sale rate.

   
Left: One-family owned Dino generated lots of interest.
Right: Tasteful...

The sale was headlined by the Maseratis previously in the Rosso Bianco Collection, acquired earlier this year by a close friend of Bonhams, and these five cars accounted for CHF.3,782,000 of the CHF.6,388,000 hammer price total. The most expensive Lot was a 1962 Maserati Tipo 151, sold to an Italian against strong underbidding from Southern Europe, at CHF.1,850,000 plus premium. The least expensive, a 1985 Maserati Biturbo, was sold to a university student borrowing his mother’s bidding paddle for CHF.4,000 plus premium. Only in Gstaad…

   
Left: Lusso sold well.
Right: ex-Rosso Bianco cars headlined sale.

Here’s a flavour of what happened: