Summer Stories
The saleroom concept for important tennis objects: 7 lots from imagined matches, offered with estimates, separated evidence, and a clearly simulated auction state. Nothing here is real — and that is the point of the demo.

Every lot on the board is a synthetic record. States, bids, and estimates are illustrative.
$65,000
Illustrative estimate
Amara Keene 1994 grass-final championship-point pro-stock racket — photo-review scenario
Amara Keene · 1994 · Racket. The most significant object in the simulated programme headlines the next scheduled preview — not yet available for simulated bidding.

Simulated outcomes for market context. No sale or settlement occurred.
The Courtline standard
- 01Story first
Meaning before market
Every object is presented through the player, match, and moment that give it weight — never as bare merchandise.
- 02Evidence visible
Claims separated from support
Provenance narratives travel with their evidence records and review states. Nothing is implied beyond what is shown.
- 03Local only
Simulation stays local
Bids, watchlists, and supplier steps run only in this browser. Nothing is sent, charged, saved to an account, or submitted.
Selling the archive
A guided, synthetic walkthrough of how an object’s story, ownership context, and supporting material could be prepared for a sale. Nothing is submitted.