NEW YORK — Frank and Barbara Sinatra’s entertainment memorabilia, art, jewelry, books and other personal items sold for $9.2 million – about twice their pre-sale estimates – at auction, Sotheby’s reported Friday.
Nine paintings by the legendary crooner went for more than $850,000, against a high estimate of $120,000.
And a Jewish skullcap with Frank’s name embroidered on it, valued at $500, sold for more than $9,000.
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