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"Collectors and aesthetes will tell you that when they spot a treasure at an antiques store or an auction house, it can be like a first encounter with a bewitching beauty\u2014their pulse may accelerate, and they might neglect to breathe momentarily. If they break away without purchasing, they may avoid thinking about the object for a few hours, but a day or so later they break into a cold sweat, scramble back, and plunk down an AmEx.\n\nTo find out which great art, artifacts, and furniture continue to entrance over time, AD asked some of our favorite A-listers: What's your greatest treasure? We inquired at red-carpet events during Awards season in Hollywood, in the front rows at fashion shows, as well as at many a posh dinner and lunch.\n\nInsatiable collectors appeared stricken when we asked them to choose a single item. \"It's like asking me, \u2018Which of your children do you really prefer?'\" Leonard Lauder, chairman emeritus of Est\u00E9e Lauder, explained over cocktails at New York's storied Explorers Club. \"I treasure my art, my furniture, my libraries. I enjoy everything that's around me. And the possessions don't have to be expensive. If it's great design, it doesn't matter.\"\n\nClick here to find out the greatest treasures of Daniel Day-Lewis, Channing Tatum, Michael Douglas, and other celebrities."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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