
They include paintings and drawing from famous artists, porcelain, silverware, crystal, furniture, handicrafts, artifacts, ancient Buddha images, watches and clocks. The first auction, held from March 5-8, saw 867 items being sold for Bt38 million. AMLO chief Sihanart Prayoonrat said a major portion of the Bt7 billion in assets confiscated from Pongpat were company shares, land and houses. Assets that were not sold in the first auction would be auctioned in the second one and unsold items would be kept in the National Museum.