[djj]

Needs must,nola white, original owner from pow. Pest control & pow emails.
Never framed & stored flat. Uk sale only, how much ?

[longshanks]

im interested.....

[DrWhite]

Ho ho - your pm box is going to be overflowing ;D
Enjoy !!

[Sundowner]

Jan 21, 2013 11:53:56 GMT 1 djj said:

Needs must,nola white, original owner from pow. Pest control & pow emails.
Never framed & stored flat. Uk sale only, how much ?

£6.5k if you are lucky....

[DrWhite]

Jan 21, 2013 12:06:04 GMT 1 Sundowner said:

Jan 21, 2013 11:53:56 GMT 1 djj said:

Needs must,nola white, original owner from pow. Pest control & pow emails.
Never framed & stored flat. Uk sale only, how much ?

£6.5k if you are lucky....

Really ? Id thought more with all the wants on here. might have a pm then

[Winter]

More than 6.5k

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[Pistol]

Jan 21, 2013 12:17:18 GMT 1 Winter said:

More than 6.5k

One sold on ebay about a wek ago for 6.3k

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[Deleted]

Can anybody point to a comparison that suggests these prints are worth more thZn £6500?
It is only those with a vested interest that try to Inflate the price of this print to ridiculous levels!
Namely around £8-10k ! Get real guys there's hundreds of these in various colours..

[Sundowner]

Galleries are selling these at about £8k....

[Deleted]

Yeah and they have overheads and are normally much higher than private sales.. I don't think any private seller will be paying 40% tax and 20% VAT on the profits

[johnnyh]

Einstein you see the odd one go cheaper but there ain't many and 6500 k from eBay is more risk than I would take. Ps I am not selling a piece just commenting on what seems to go by.

[Deleted]

That's my point ! There are none to compare prices on so where does the value of £8-£10k come from?
All we have is what someone is willing to sell for/buy for which recently is £6300. If one or two start selling on here at £8k or more then that's different. Or £10k retail .

[craigf]

VAT on art is subject in some cases VAT margin schemes. Specifically if a piece of art is purchased on the secondry market the gallery only pays VAT on the margin between what it cost them and what they sold it for

If we assume a selling price of £8k and that they paid £5k and use very simple maths the VAT on the margin is around £600 leaving a £2.4k gross profit before running costs etc. Small businesses do not pay corporation tax at 40%, they will range between 20% and 23%. This will be after costs etc. and again will be on the profir earned. With zero running costs to offset they will pay circa £600 VAT and £500 tax leaving a £1,900 post tax profit.

This doesn't answer the price question, but gives a perspective on the way the revenue would claw profit from the gallery

[craigf]

btw, great print, you will be answering pm's all day ;D

[Hubble Bubble]

craigf... nice fiscal analysis of small biz margins

[johnnyh]

Einstein it's very limited and very sought after. So it's price is higher etc. only takes couple of auctions etc and its on the rise however in all honesty it has been these sorts of prices for some while in the threads and any I have seen. To be fair people do not seem willing to sell cheaply eg if I ain't getting that I'll keep it

[DrWhite]

Yes Craigf - nicely summarised ! Never assume knowledge, now even I understand the principles of running a small business

[dotdot]

djj - you might want to think about

cash + other signed print (b)

then at least you still have something signed for the wall.

..just a thought.

[Hubble Bubble]

^^ Or just cash + nothing

then at least you have a load of cash

[DrWhite]

Go for the CASH !

[twist65]

I can give you nothing! but i'd go for the cash too...

for what its worth I think its as JohnnyH says, it's a much sought after print so people tend to stick to their guns on price. And fair enough too. At the end of the day its a piece of paper thats worth what someone will pay for it, if the buyer wants 8k and you think it's worth 6k then don't buy it...

[redfred]

I think the trouble why there are few sellers is that it is one of the few prints that seeems to rise in price every year whereas most of them seem to just bump along at the same price year after year. In other words from its history it is a good investment piece plus it is a very wall friendly image. You have to be talking 25% rise per year, so unless you need the cash then it doesnt make sence to move it on!

[love]

£6k is still too expensive and please stop talking prices up. Never heard about a 8 k nola on that forum or ever saw one for that price on ebay. They sell for 5.5k to 6.3 k and stop dreaming about 25% a year.

[Happy Shopper]

2013-01-12$10162.80 eBay
2012-06-19 $8074.17 eBay
2012-05-07 $8000.00 CPO
2012-01-30 $7135.20 eBay
2011-06-05 $8181.50 eBay
***Framed (not counted)
2011-04-10 $10643.05 eBay
2011-04-10 $9520.92

[DrWhite]

I made it clear in another thread relating to Nola that I would pay £6.3k, after the eBay sale at that price & got no response whatsoever.

[Deleted]

Again those with a vested interest are the ones bigging up this print!!
I still have not been offered any comparisons as to a higher price on this print as my original thread stated...
I still await this but won't hold my breath.
It's. a £6500 print guys ! Get over it ..

[Deleted]

Ps just as no one is offering a print for sale at £6300 I don't see anyone offering £8k to buy one ??!!

[Sundowner]

Jan 21, 2013 17:21:15 GMT 1 love said:

£6k is still too expensive and please stop talking prices up. Never heard about a 8 k nola on that forum or ever saw one for that price on ebay. They sell for 5.5k to 6.3 k and stop dreaming about 25% a year.

If you can find a Nola for £5.5k, then please pass me the seller's contact details...