By now, you're likely well aware that beloved London restaurant Le Gavroche has closed its doors for good. Founded in 1967 by late brothers Albert and Michel Roux, and run by Albert's son, Michel Roux junior, for more than three decades between 1991 and 2024, the institution was home to 57 years of rich culinary history which fans will soon be able to take home thanks to an upcoming auction hosted by Christie's.
Running on the auction house's website from 10th to 24th April, according to Christie's representatives the collection will offer more than 100 lots including wine, pictures, drawings, prints, decorative objects, porcelain and silver, all of which were once key to the eatery where Pierre Koffmann, Gordon Ramsay, Marco Pierre White and Monica Galetti cut their teeth. Keen to know what's worth bidding on? Look no further.
