It was record-breaking sale of the original iconic literary illustration portraying Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends. The sketch was sold for £314,500.
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In the story, Pooh invents the now widely-played game "poohsticks" in which he and his fictional friends throw sticks over one side of the bridge and wait for them to appear on the other.
The picture was first published in Milne's "The House at Pooh Corner" in 1928 and has been used on the front of many editions of the popular children's book since.
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The auction house described it as "probably the most famous and evocative book illustration of the 20th century".
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