Sam Zell automaton "How Low Can You Go", 2014, numbered 256 of 675, a pointed arch with a screen displaying the value of the U.S. dollar against other world currencies including the Euro, Pound, Yuan and Ruble, a centered Atlas figure raises and lowers the world globe while standing on an icy platform, sound not operating properly with only very intermittent Zell commentary and no music, likely not operated for a long time, internal gears may need lubrication, ,approx. 18"h, 12"diam, 10.30 lbs **Provenance: Austin, Texas estate. **Note: Sam Zell, American, b. 1941, billionaire investor and Chairman, Equity Group Investments founded in 1969. Zell manufactured a number of financial commentary automatons, each model being limited to 675, giving them as gifts to friends, colleagues and employees. Start Price: $200.00

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