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Michael Jordan Signed | 1994 Nike Air Jordan 1 Chicago | Size 13 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 1, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1994 The Nike “Air Jordan 1” is one of the most iconic designs in the history of both streetwear and basketball. Designed by Peter Moore, the Air Jordan 1 was worn by Michael Jordan in 1984 and 1985, as well as modified versions in 1986 (after a broken foot Michael endured). After 1986, production stopped, and it wasn’t until 1994 that Nike released the first Retro, making these highly sought after by collectors. These specific shoes are the first Retro Air Jordan 1 from 1994 in the iconic “Chicago” colorway, perhaps the most recognizable for Michael, as well as the Nike brand. Exceptionally rare, this pair is dual-signed by Michael Jordan. The pair is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Upper Deck. In terms of the shoe itself, the original Air Jordan 1s were so popular and successful that Nike continued to make new signature Air Jordans each season. This tradition continued beyond Michael’s retirement, and Nike is currently on the Air Jordan 40. From the day it launched, Air Jordans have always represented the pinnacle of sneaker design. The shoes are unmatched when it comes to quality, craftsmanship, materials, innovation, performance, and, of course, style.

Michael Jordan Signed | 1994 Nike Air Jordan 1 Chicago | Size 13

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

1999 Nike Air Jordan 14 Salesman Sample | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 14, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1999 Michael Jordan debuted the Air Jordan 14 during his final NBA Finals appearance in 1998, leading the Chicago Bulls to another championship with his immortal “Last Shot.” Tinker Hatfield had provided Jordan with an early prototype, requesting that he hold off on wearing it. However, Jordan admired the design so much that he wore the shoes en route to his sixth and final championship, cementing their status as a cornerstone of basketball history. The AJ 14 quickly earned a reputation as one of the most comfortable Air Jordans ever, with innovative technology distinguishing them from previous releases. Designed as a low-cut model for both speed and control, the shoes featured dual Zoom units and breathable mesh vents on the outsole. Released in 1998, the AJ 14 drew inspiration from luxury automobiles, fusing performance and style with a sleek Jumpman emblem that reinforced the concept of a car—or a car as a shoe. After securing a sixth Finals title, Jordan retired in triumph, leaving the Air Jordan line to continue shaping the game. The sneakers are accompanied by a letter of Provenance from Diwa Ratnam, the former General Manager of Nike Form. It states: In the summer of 1998, I was planning to attend the Pebble Beach Concours d’Élégance. Tinker personally gave me this pair of white/red Air Jordan XIV reference samples to wear at the event. Knowing that I was a "gearhead", I think Tinker felt these shoes —explicitly inspired by MJ’s Ferrari 550 Maranello-would be the perfect footwear to wear there. To the best of my knowledge and recollection, this marked the very first time the white/red Air Jordan XIV was ever worn publicly outside of Nike’s internal circle. The shoes were worn by me for that single day at the 1998 Pebble Beach Concours d’Élégance. The light dust and minor marks visible on the soles and uppers are authentic traces from the 18th hole at Pebble Beach. They have not been worn since and have been carefully stored in their original box for the past 28 years. These shoes have been one of the most cherished artifacts from my time at Nike, and it has been my privilege to steward them for nearly three decades. I now believe the time is right to pass them on to a serious collector or institution that will fully appreciate their historical significance as one of the earliest known wearable pairs of the Air Jordan XIV, personally provided by Tinker Hatfield and publicly debuted at one of the world’s most prestigious automotive events.

1999 Nike Air Jordan 14 Salesman Sample | Size 9

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG (1985) ‘Natural Grey’ | Size 9.5 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 1, SIZE 9.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1985 The Nike “Air Jordan” is one of the most iconic designs in the history of both streetwear and basketball, and is a key part of the origin of the Air Jordan brand for Nike. Designed by Peter Moore, Michael Jordan wore Air Jordan 1s in 1984 and 1985, as well as modified versions in 1986 (after a broken foot Michael endured). In 1984, Nike gave Michael Jordan his own signature line of shoes and clothes, which was pivotal in Michael agreeing to sign with Nike. It was the first time the brand did anything like this, and it paved the way for many of the player collaborations we now see. The term “Air Jordan” was coined by Michael Jordan’s agent, David Falk. David apparently came up with the name because Nike shoes had air in the soles and because, of course, Michael Jordan played basketball in the air. In terms of the shoe itself, the original Air Jordan 1s were so popular and successful that Nike continued to make new signature Air Jordans each season. This tradition continued beyond Michael’s retirement, and Nike is currently on the Air Jordan 40. From the day it launched, Air Jordans have always represented the pinnacle of sneaker design. The shoes are unmatched when it comes to quality, craftsmanship, materials, innovation, performance, and, of course, style. These specific shoes in the classic ‘Natural Grey’ colorway are a retail pair from 1985 in exceptional condition, particularly when noting the age of the item. The interior coding of this pair is: 9 1/2 850608 TH

Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG (1985) ‘Natural Grey’ | Size 9.5

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

1992 Larry Bird ‘Dream Team’ Player Exclusive Converse Bird Sneakers CONVERSE, CONVERSE BIRD, SIZE UNLISTED Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic Circa 1992 In 1992, for the first time, professional athletes from the NBA were allowed to compete in the Olympic Games. After the United States’ third-place finish in the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul and the Soviet Union’s gold-medal performance, USA Basketball assembled what is widely regarded as one of the most remarkable rosters in sports history. Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Charles Barkley, David Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Karl Malone, and Scottie Pippen were among the players selected for Team USA. Eleven members of the 1992 roster were later inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The team’s performance was dominant, concluding its Olympic run with a perfect 8–0 record. Today, the 1992 United States Men’s Basketball Team, known globally as the “Dream Team”, is credited with elevating the cultural significance and international popularity of basketball. Offered in this lot is a pair of Converse Bird sneakers dressed in a Dream Team-inspired colorway. The pair features “BIRD” embroidered on the collar, as well as Bird’s number, "7". Throughout the 1992 Olympics, Bird wore various versions of the Converse Bird in Team USA-inspired colors. As an artifact closely tied to one of the most important teams in basketball history, the pair stands as a tangible reminder of the global impact of the 1992 Olympic Games.

1992 Larry Bird ‘Dream Team’ Player Exclusive Converse Bird Sneakers

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Zoom Generation 1 ‘Monopoly’ | Size 8.5 NIKE, NIKE ZOOM GENERATION 1, SIZE 8.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2024 In celebration of Monopoly Day on November 19, 2024, Nike and Hasbro teamed up to unveil an exclusive MONOPOLY: LeBron James Edition board game, honoring the legacy of LeBron James. The set featured themed game pieces, including King James-branded rings, sneakers, basketballs, and jersey-playing pieces. The game board highlighted pivotal moments in LeBron’s life and career, featuring “Bron Bucks” and other iconic milestones. To commemorate the collaboration, Hasbro and Nike brought the board to LeBron James at House Three Thirty in Akron, OH, where students from his I Promise School experienced a life-sized version of the game. Attendees received a special edition of the board game along with pieces from the LeBron 22 x MONOPOLY collection, a sneaker collaboration that merged LeBron’s on-court dominance with Monopoly’s timeless legacy. The sneakers are dressed in a predominantly teal blue upper and feature LeBron and Monopoly branding throughout. Incredibly rare, the Nike Zoom Generation 1 Monopoly was never released to the public.

Nike Zoom Generation 1 ‘Monopoly’ | Size 8.5

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike LeBron 12 | Sprite Mix Pack | Accompanied by Beats Headphones + Special Edition LeBron Sprite Cans | Size 13 | 74/100 NIKE, NIKE LEBRON 12, SIZE 13 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2015 Created during LeBron James’s 2015 postseason campaign, the “Sprite Mix” promotional package celebrated the relaunch of his personal Sprite flavor. In LeBron’s own words: “As Sprite and I launch my flavor of Sprite again this year, we wanted to send along a few cans with other exclusive items to celebrate the collaboration. We got up with some of my favorite brands and designed a pair of LeBron 12s and a pair of Beats Studio Wireless Headphones—each inspired by the Sprite LeBron’s Mix can. We only made 100 of these packages. Hope you enjoy yours. #LeBronsMix #Sprite.” The set was issued to a select group of recipients and was anchored by the special-edition LeBron 12 “Sprite Mix”, worn by James during the 2015 Eastern Conference Semifinals. The sneakers feature a vivid glow-in-the-dark palette of bright green, yellow, and translucent accents, directly inspired by the Sprite LeBron’s Mix soda can. Accompanying the sneakers was a matching pair of Beats Studio Wireless headphones and three cans of the limited Sprite LeBron’s Mix soda. All components were presented in a custom multi-tier slide-out box, individually numbered, with this example one of only 100 produced. A rare, fully curated promotional set capturing the intersection of athletic performance, product innovation, and one of the defining athlete–brand collaborations of the decade.

Nike LeBron 12 | Sprite Mix Pack | Accompanied by Beats Headphones + Special Edition LeBron Sprite Cans | Size 13 | 74/100

Estimation : 5000 - 7000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Zoom Generation SLAM Magazine Sample | Size 10.5 NIKE, NIKE ZOOM GENERATION 1, SIZE 10.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2024 Created for SLAM Magazine’s 30th Anniversary in 2024, the Nike Air Zoom Generation ‘SLAM’ honors LeBron James, one of the publication’s most iconic cover athletes. The design reimagined his debut signature sneaker, the Air Zoom Generation, with lasered graphics referencing his Akron roots, original logos, CHOSEN1 tattoo, and SLAM branding, alongside the inscription “Since The Beginning…” recalling his 2003 signing with Nike. Details from James’s early Nike story appear throughout: chrome moldings inspired by his silver Hummer H2, embroidery in the Hummer font, and a nod to the “Laser” Generations worn on Christmas Day of his rookie season. For the first time, Nike also placed a Swoosh on the collar, reviving a design debate from the shoe’s original development. Finished in a red and black palette tied to James’s first SLAM cover, this Friends & Family edition stands as one of the most detailed versions of his debut model ever made, linking SLAM’s three decades of cultural impact with LeBron’s enduring legacy in basketball and sneaker history. Produced in limited quantities, these sneakers were reserved for friends and family of the brands and of James, and never released to the public.

Nike Air Zoom Generation SLAM Magazine Sample | Size 10.5

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Set of Three | Jeremy Lin ‘Linsanity’ Nike Hyperdunk 2011 Low Samples | Size 12 NIKE, NIKE HYPERDUNK 2011, SIZE 12 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2012 NIKE, NIKE HYPERDUNK 2011, SIZE 12 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2012 NIKE, NIKE HYPERDUNK 2011, SIZE 12 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2012 The phenomenon known as “Linsanity” was sparked by a series of electrifying performances that captured the attention of the basketball world. Leading the Knicks with scoring, playmaking, and poise under pressure, Jeremy Lin delivered multiple 20+ point outings and clutch moments that inspired a fervent global following. His meteoric rise remains a defining moment in NBA history and a cultural touchstone of the modern game. Created for Spring 2012, offered in this lot is a set of three Jeremy Lin Player Exclusive ‘Hyperdunk 2011’ sneakers. Each pair is crafted in a New York Knicks–inspired colorway—one predominantly orange, one predominantly white, and one predominantly blue. Notably, the insoles of all three pairs are printed with “LINSANITY,” a nod to Lin’s unforgettable breakout run and its lasting cultural impact. The interior tags notate each pair as a “Product Trial Sample.” Exceptionally rare, these sneakers were never released to the public.

Set of Three | Jeremy Lin ‘Linsanity’ Nike Hyperdunk 2011 Low Samples | Size 12

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories’ | Look See Sample | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE DUNK LOW, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2019

Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories’ | Look See Sample | Size 9

Estimation : 20000 - 30000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Amare Stoudemire x Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke ‘Always On’ | Size 12 NIKE, NIKE AIR FORCE 1 BESPOKE, SIZE 12 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2009 Amare Stoudemire’s arrival in New York City during the 2010 offseason brought immediate impact to the franchise, as the forward’s ferocious offense and leadership propelled the Knicks into playoff contention and earned him legitimate MVP consideration. In 2011, Stoudemire was presented with his latest signature sneaker, the Air Max Sweep Thru, which served as the inspiration for this Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke, created as part of the Nike Sportswear: Always On campaign. The design celebrates Stoudemire’s status as a bona fide superstar and was distributed in extremely limited quantities during his live appearance at 21 Mercer. The sneaker features a camouflage-inspired upper, derived from the Sweep Thru strap and realized through the Lasering technique on royal blue tumbled leather. Embroidered on the heel is Stoudemire’s nickname, ‘STAT’ (Standing Tall And Talented), while the ‘A’ on the midsole is highlighted in orange to reference his first initial. Each pair was completed with a custom hang-tag, individually addressed to the recipient of the giveaway, and is accompanied by Nike wooden shoe trees, preserving the silhouette and condition of the Bespoke. A rare and highly personalized Bespoke, this Air Force 1 stands as a testament to Amare Stoudemire’s influence on and off the court, as well as Nike’s innovative approach to athlete-focused design.

Amare Stoudemire x Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke ‘Always On’ | Size 12

Estimation : 4000 - 6000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Jordan 11 PRM ’Heiress Black Stingray’ Sample | Size 14 | PJ Tucker x eBay NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 11, SIZE 14 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2017 In 2017, Sneakernews.com reported that former Detroit Pistons guard Richard Hamilton shared an image of the Air Jordan 11 PRM Heiress Black Stingray, a release originally offered exclusively in grade school sizing, appearing in a men’s size 14. The article noted visual parallels with Drake’s OVO Air Jordan 12, which featured a black suede upper paired with pebbled, Stingray-inspired leather on the mudguard. Offered in this lot is a pair of Air Jordan 11 PRM Heiress Black Stingray samples in a size 14, featuring a black upper, a gold Jumpman on the heel, a crisp white midsole, and a translucent outsole. In 2021, NBA athlete PJ Tucker hosted a charity auction in collaboration with eBay and Solestage to benefit his organization, Souls 4 Soles. The sneakers are accompanied by a rare eBay x PJ Tucker-branded translucent box and a card stating: This pair of sneakers was once part of PJ Tucker’s legendary collection. Now it’s a part of yours. How sweet is that?

Nike Air Jordan 11 PRM ’Heiress Black Stingray’ Sample | Size 14 | PJ Tucker x eBay

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

1996 Nike Shox Prototype | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE SHOX PROTOTYPE, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1996 In 1984, Nike first began exploring the concept of mechanical cushioning, though it would take more than a decade for the idea to take form. By 1997, engineers had developed the twin-plate-and-foam-column system that would define Nike Shox, debuting in 2000 with the R4, crafted in premium materials and highlighted by vibrant pillars that combined performance with a futuristic aesthetic. The Shox lineage quickly expanded: the R4+ of 2001 introduced a molded mesh upper with a zipper closure, while the 2003 Shox TL extended the pillars across the full foot for a smooth, integrated ride. These early innovations paved the way for later silhouettes, including the 2014 Shox TL Mid and 2017 Shox Gravity, securing Shox’s enduring influence in performance footwear. Offered in this lot is a prototype pair of Nike Shox. The sneakers are accompanied by a letter of Provenance from Diwa Ratnam, the former General Manager of Nike Form. It states: The pair accompanying this letter is one of the final hand-built Shox prototypes produced during the pre-production phase. It represents the culmination of extensive material and durometer testing (various foams, polyurethane formulations, and column geometries) that the R&D team conducted before the design was formally approved for manufacturing. The shoe carries internal markings and sign-offs from the key engineers and testers who validated the platform. At the time, Mark Parker (then Global Vice President of Footwear) and I had ongoing discussions about whether Nike should launch an entirely new technology alongside the iconic Nike Air system that had defined the brand for years. After Mark ultimately green-lit the Shox program, Bruce Kilgore personally presented me with this prototype pair as a keepsake and a symbol of the extraordinary R&D capability inside Nike during that era. This prototype is therefore not a retail sample or post-launch item; it is a genuine development artifact from the exact moment Nike decided to bring Shox to market. It embodies a pivotal chapter in Nike’s history as an innovator—one that pushed the company beyond Air into new mechanical cushioning territory and resulted in some of the most recognizable performance and lifestyle footwear of the early 2000s.

1996 Nike Shox Prototype | Size 9

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro Eminem ‘Encore’ Sample 2005 | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 4, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2005 Considered one of the rarest releases of Air Jordan 4s, the Eminem ‘Encore’ has become a long-sought-after addition to many collectors. The Air Jordan 4, a highly popular model in the Air Jordan line, was designed by renowned Nike designer Tinker Hatfield as his second creation for the brand. Notably, it marked the second Air Jordan to feature visible Air technology. Initially released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 came in four colorways: white and cement grey, white black and red, off-white and military blue, and black and red (Bred). Its immense popularity led to numerous innovative collaborations over the years. In 2005, Eminem partnered with Nike to produce a unique blue, red, and black version of the Air Jordan 4. Known as the ‘Encore’, the pair pays tribute to his Encore album release. It was rumored that only fifty pairs of this original release were distributed among friends and family. The ‘Encore’ edition is celebrated for its rarity and desirability, with a design featuring blue synthetic nubuck uppers, black netting on the tongue and mid-panel, black "wings" supporting the lacing, and red Jumpman logos on the heel and tongue.

Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro Eminem ‘Encore’ Sample 2005 | Size 9

Estimation : 20000 - 30000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Hermès Hermès Set of Three Pair of Écru and Gris Foncé Wool and Cashmere Small Avalon Pillows and Écru and Gris Foncé Wool and Cashmere Avalon Throw Blanket Pair of Écru and Gris Foncé Wool and Cashmere Small Avalon Pillows Écru and Gris Foncé and Cashmere Avalon Throw Blanket

Hermès

Estimation : 2000 - 3000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Hermès Hermès Set of Three A Pair of Écru Rouge H Merino Wool and Cashmere Avalon III Pillows and Écru and Rouge Cashmere and Merino Wool Avalon III Throw Blanket Pair of Écru Rouge H Merino Wool and Cashmere Avalon III Pillow Écru and Rouge Cashmere and Merino Wool Avalon III Throw Blanket

Hermès

Estimation : 2000 - 3000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Hermès Hermès Set of Three Outremer Indigo Wool and Cashmere Avalon Jump’H Pillow PM, Écru and Caban Merino Wool and Cashmere Avalon III Throw Blanket and Écorce Merino Wool and Cashmere Brandebourgs Blanket Outremer Indigo Wool and Cashmere Avalon Jump’H Pillow PM Écru and Caban Merino Wool and Cashmere Avalon III Throw Blanket Écorce Merino Wool and Cashmere Brandebourgs Blanket

Hermès

Estimation : 2000 - 3000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Chanel Chanel Black Nylon Quilted Cocoon Trolley, 2012

Chanel

Estimation : 4000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Chanel Chanel Black Patent Puzzle 2.55 Reissue 226 Double Flap Gold Hardware, 2008

Chanel

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025