Anvera 48 Yacht

Though technically categorized as a yacht tender, the Anvera 48 is a fine boat in its own right. It has a carbon fiber hull that's hydrodynamic below the waves and aerodynamic above, with dual 550 hp engines propelling it to speeds of up to 55 knots. Its open rear deck offers 215 square feet of lounging area with the rear gunwales folded out, and a large cabin in the foredeck allows for overnight trips.

Aston Martin Goldfinger DB5 Continuation

James Bond's Goldfinger Aston Martin DB5 forever cemented Aston Martin as the car of choice for the iconic British spy. With its classic lines and a full complement of gadgets, the DB5 was equipped to get out of any situation Bond might find himself in. Aston Martin and EON Productions have come together to build a DB5 continuation of the iconic car. Not only built to exacting specifications, this DB5 comes with all the gadgets from the film — like rotating number plates, machine guns, and tire slashers. While it won't be road-legal, this will definitely be one of the best cars to come from the British manufacturer. And don't worry if the car is a bit out of your price range: you can still pay homage by hanging a print of it with 007 on your wall.

Calcaire House

Backed by the Rocky Mountains, the Calcaire House is a modern Colorado compound fitting of the surrounding Boulder landscape. A steel and limestone entry is guarded by a pair of towering, mature elm trees. The gabled silhouette is continued throughout the home's network of interlocking volumes. Low stone partitions are placed around the interior's open living spaces, creating a sense of division among the towering vaulted ceilings. The centerpiece of the gathering room is a double-sided fireplace. Sitting on a honed limestone hearth, panels of steel extend to the ceiling to shape the massive showpiece. Sliding doors flank the fireplace, turning the room into an open-air pavilion that seamlessly transitions to a side courtyard. The outdoor space is a prime spot for taking in the scenery, offering views of both the wooded lot and Bear Peak in the distance.

Photos: Surround Architecture

Billy Twang Grilling Tools

Serious barbecue requires serious tools. This spatula and tong combo from BillyTwang qualifies. Handmade in the USA, they're crafted from single pieces of iron and given a deep black proprietary finish to protect them from rust and make them easier to clean. All of which means you'll be handing them down when your days of working the pit are over. Finished with black leather loops for hanging on your grill, smoker, or in your kitchen.

Length: 18" each

Steeda Steve McQueen Bullitt Mustang

Steeda has been making serious performance upgrades to Ford vehicles for thirty years. The 2018 Bullitt Mustang is the lastest car to get the Steeda treatment, a collaboration with Steve McQueen's son and his company McQueen Racing. The base package comes with suspension and engine upgrades, including sway bars, suspension bushings, and shocks and struts. A retuned engine brings power up to 500 horsepower, with an optional supercharger capable of 775. With the engine and suspension work that takes the car to the next level, the Steve McQueen Bullitt is ready to duty on the track or street.

Muhammad Ali's 1976 Alfa Romeo Spider

It's not every day an opportunity comes up to own a car that was owned by a champ — in this case, the champ, boxing legend Muhammad Ali. The current owner was with Ali when he purchased the car new at a dealership north of Chicago. Ali had it for a short time before he gave it to the current owner as a gift. The complete story is detailed in the book Running with the Champ, which is included with the car. The original Ali-signed registration is also included. This small Italian roadster is a delight to drive and has a history that can't be matched at any price.

Hotel Panache

Surrounded by the historic theaters and global art studios of Paris' 9th arrondissement, the Hotel Panache gives a 19th-century building an eclectic update. Its interior embraces the structure's unconventional configuration with 40 guest rooms dressed in geometric carpets, wrought iron headboards, and bold wallpapers. The quirky retro styling extends into the onsite eatery where velvety textures and mosaic tiles pair with chefs Paul Landre and William Ranso's French bistronomy offerings.

Vanderhall Venice Speedster

Vanderhall's throwback three-wheeler Venice is getting a new single-seat version called the Speedster. In place of the passenger seat, a composite panel with strakes covers the space, giving the simple, classic lines of the Venice even more appeal. A slightly taller aero piece is integrated into the driver's headrest, and the Speedster comes in one color and interior combination — Silver Vintage metallic over Saxony Brown seating with a full-length racing stripe. Otherwise, the Speedster is mechanically identical to the Venice, with a 180 horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder and sequential manual transmission. The Speedster will start production at the end of 2018.

Gray Head House

Comprised of ten-interlocking pavilions, the Gray Head House looks like a quaint Swiss village rather than a Rocky Mountain estate. The 6,500-square-foot vacation home is situated on a picturesque 35-acres just outside of the Colorado ski town Telluride. Organized around a circle drive, the network of limestone volumes make a crescent shape offering a distinct vantage point from each one. Living spaces are sorted by function and spread throughout the interior where contemporary furnishings offset the rustic setting. Vaulted ceilings make way for expansive glass walls to take the dramatic views of the surrounding meadows and mountain peaks.

Photos: Sotheby's International Realty

Taft Jack Boot

Handcrafted construction and quality materials come together to form the Taft Jack Boot. Its vintage silhouette is the culmination of 100% wool and full-grain leather that has been tanned by hand, making every pair unique. Each shoe is hand-cut and sewn in Europe using a Blake-Stitched technique that produces a durable yet flexible fit. Finished with a comfortable Commando Sole and a fully-lined calfskin interior, resulting in a comfortable wear straight from the box.

Presented by Taft.

Droog Moto 12 Motorcycle

Droog Moto is a husband and wife team that specializes in custom bikes made for surviving the collapse of society. Short, brutal proportions, knobby tires, and an overall vibe that says post-apocalyptic is Droog's trademark, and their latest work has that design philosophy in spades. Starting with a Kawasaki Ninja 650, Droog stripped the bike down to the bare essentials. A fully-custom rear subframe carries a handmade solo seat and LED brake light, while the front gets a tracker-style front plate and a swap to heavier-duty forks. Solid aluminum wheel inserts and a trick two-into-two exhaust with slash-cut tips complete the look. If Mad Max is your hero, Droog has the bike for you.

Wrensilva x Sonos Loft Record Console

Combining streaming chops with a quality turntable, the Wrensilva x Sonos Loft Record Console is the best of the past and future. Instead of packing in speakers, it wirelessly connects with Sonos speakers throughout your home, turning each album you own into a multi-room sonic experience. The decoupled belt-driven deck has an OA2 Gimbal tonearm and an Ortofon cartridge and sits inside a North American Walnut case with solid aluminum knobs, a display slot for the currently playing record, and a welded steel base that can store up to 120 records.

1966 Ferrari Dino Berlinetta GT Prototype

In 1967, Ferrari released its first mid-engine road car under the Dino badge, the 206 GT. The car had excellent driving characteristics, a beautiful shape, and was powered by a V6 — hence Ferrari's decision not to sell it as a Ferrari, in order to differentiate it from the V12-powered models. This 1966 Dino is the second prototype built and is very similar to the production version but with a few noticeable differences. The biggest is the longitudinally mounted engine, which was changed to a transverse layout for the production car, lengthening the body. An important part of Ferrari history, this prototype for the first mid-engine Ferrari will command a premium when it auctions at Pebble Beach.

Istoria Hotel

Overlooking the Aegean Sea, the Istoria Hotel feels more like an ancient Santorini estate than a contemporary resort. Plastered walls and volcanic stone are adorned with wood furnishings and mosaic tiles giving the 12-room retreat an authentic feel. Each suite offers a king-sized bed dressed in handcrafted textiles and a terrace with views of the volcanic sand beach and surrounding mountains, while some feature private pools and hot tubs. The property also houses a spa and restaurant headed by former Noma chef Alexandros Tsiotinis.