Auction house Sotheby’s has announced that around 1,500 items from late QUEEN singer Freddie Mercury’s London home will be displayed in exhibitions around the world for the first time throughout 2023, with some going up for sale in September. An estimated 1,500 items will be sold over the course of…
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