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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 10:17:40 GMT 1, So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday?
5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result
So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? 5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result |
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Share the STIK love!, by Loobaz on Jun 23, 2016 10:25:02 GMT 1, So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? 5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result
Making £4,000 Hammer price...
And Seller achieved Approx £3,200...
So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? 5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result So, was it £5,000 including Buyers Premium?? Making £4,000 Hammer price... And Seller achieved Approx £3,200... |
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Share the STIK love!, by rgc on Jun 23, 2016 10:52:08 GMT 1, So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday?
Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it.
So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Elvis to Pete on Jun 23, 2016 12:08:16 GMT 1, So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. That probably very true....but it sold and at a good price. I'm sure the other auction prices had a little influence from people that had vested interest in the result and by that I mean "wealthy traders" not artists or supposed PR/Managent.
Lots of pieces go to auction and get record prices and low prices....so just as if you were buying something on this forum and the seller wants £8k and you think it worth £5k....meet in the middle and you have the actual price. 
So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. That probably very true....but it sold and at a good price. I'm sure the other auction prices had a little influence from people that had vested interest in the result and by that I mean "wealthy traders" not artists or supposed PR/Managent.
Lots of pieces go to auction and get record prices and low prices....so just as if you were buying something on this forum and the seller wants £8k and you think it worth £5k....meet in the middle and you have the actual price.
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Share the STIK love!, by tab1 on Jun 23, 2016 12:43:07 GMT 1, Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. That probably very true....but it sold and at a good price. I'm sure the other auction prices had a little influence from people that had vested interest in the result and by that I mean "wealthy traders" not artists or supposed PR/Managent.
Lots of pieces go to auction and get record prices and low prices....so just as if you were buying something on this forum and the seller wants £8k and you think it worth £5k....meet in the middle and you have the actual price.
The new pricing guide used more often on here is the HIGHEST auction result
Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. That probably very true....but it sold and at a good price. I'm sure the other auction prices had a little influence from people that had vested interest in the result and by that I mean "wealthy traders" not artists or supposed PR/Managent.
Lots of pieces go to auction and get record prices and low prices....so just as if you were buying something on this forum and the seller wants £8k and you think it worth £5k....meet in the middle and you have the actual price.
The new pricing guide used more often on here is the HIGHEST auction result |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 12:46:10 GMT 1, Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. That probably very true....but it sold and at a good price. I'm sure the other auction prices had a little influence from people that had vested interest in the result and by that I mean "wealthy traders" not artists or supposed PR/Managent.
Lots of pieces go to auction and get record prices and low prices....so just as if you were buying something on this forum and the seller wants £8k and you think it worth £5k....meet in the middle and you have the actual price.
. Where have these sold for £6500 regular edition  ??
Price hypers don't like auction results that suggest crazy prices aren't real....best not to talk about it. That probably very true....but it sold and at a good price. I'm sure the other auction prices had a little influence from people that had vested interest in the result and by that I mean "wealthy traders" not artists or supposed PR/Managent.
Lots of pieces go to auction and get record prices and low prices....so just as if you were buying something on this forum and the seller wants £8k and you think it worth £5k....meet in the middle and you have the actual price.
. Where have these sold for £6500 regular edition ?? |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 13:53:21 GMT 1, A silver one sold in Phillips for £6875, silver is much better than red.
Like I said red is least sought after so 5k is a good result.
A silver one sold in Phillips for £6875, silver is much better than red.
Like I said red is least sought after so 5k is a good result.
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 15:22:04 GMT 1, A silver one sold in Phillips for £6875, silver is much better than red. Like I said red is least sought after so 5k is a good result.
take all the fees off that the auction houses charge and that's around £4500. Like the above, red minus all the fees is about £3200 so that's about what they are worth !
A silver one sold in Phillips for £6875, silver is much better than red. Like I said red is least sought after so 5k is a good result. take all the fees off that the auction houses charge and that's around £4500. Like the above, red minus all the fees is about £3200 so that's about what they are worth ! |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 16:13:35 GMT 1, A silver one sold in Phillips for £6875, silver is much better than red. Like I said red is least sought after so 5k is a good result. take all the fees off that the auction houses charge and that's around £4500. Like the above, red minus all the fees is about £3200 so that's about what they are worth !
It's worth what sombody is prepared to pay and sombody paid £5k + vat no doubt for it.
If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints
A silver one sold in Phillips for £6875, silver is much better than red. Like I said red is least sought after so 5k is a good result. take all the fees off that the auction houses charge and that's around £4500. Like the above, red minus all the fees is about £3200 so that's about what they are worth ! It's worth what sombody is prepared to pay and sombody paid £5k + vat no doubt for it. If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints |
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Share the STIK love!, by Loobaz on Jun 23, 2016 16:29:29 GMT 1, If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints
When pricing their artworks for Private Sale, using an Auction result as a precedent, I think something is only worth what the seller receives from said auction.
If not, then surely they should take it to an auction house with global reach and huge client base, and pay the fees.
If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints When pricing their artworks for Private Sale, using an Auction result as a precedent, I think something is only worth what the seller receives from said auction. If not, then surely they should take it to an auction house with global reach and huge client base, and pay the fees. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 16:43:44 GMT 1, If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints When pricing their artworks for Private Sale, using an Auction result as a precedent, I think something is only worth what the seller receives from said auction. If not, then surely they should take it to an auction house with global reach and huge client base, and pay the fees.
I think it also to keep in mind that the price paid at auction meant that the "winner" (buyer) simply paid more than anyone else in the world (the world of buying art that is) felt a piece was worth at that moment in time.
If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints When pricing their artworks for Private Sale, using an Auction result as a precedent, I think something is only worth what the seller receives from said auction. If not, then surely they should take it to an auction house with global reach and huge client base, and pay the fees. I think it also to keep in mind that the price paid at auction meant that the "winner" (buyer) simply paid more than anyone else in the world (the world of buying art that is) felt a piece was worth at that moment in time. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 19:38:33 GMT 1, take all the fees off that the auction houses charge and that's around £4500. Like the above, red minus all the fees is about £3200 so that's about what they are worth ! It's worth what sombody is prepared to pay and sombody paid £5k + vat no doubt for it. If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints
yeah somebody paid that but that doesn't mean the seller received that fee.... Far from it ... Like I've said before put one on eBay without reserve and let's see what the final price is .... That will give you a true value
take all the fees off that the auction houses charge and that's around £4500. Like the above, red minus all the fees is about £3200 so that's about what they are worth ! It's worth what sombody is prepared to pay and sombody paid £5k + vat no doubt for it. If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints yeah somebody paid that but that doesn't mean the seller received that fee.... Far from it ... Like I've said before put one on eBay without reserve and let's see what the final price is .... That will give you a true value |
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Share the STIK love!, by WOOF on Jun 23, 2016 20:34:31 GMT 1, It's worth what sombody is prepared to pay and sombody paid £5k + vat no doubt for it. If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints yeah somebody paid that but that doesn't mean the seller received that fee.... Far from it ... Like I've said before put one on eBay without reserve and let's see what the final price is .... That will give you a true value
True? I'm not so sure about that. In my experience, the kind of people that buy at auction would almost never purchase a piece off ebay.
It's worth what sombody is prepared to pay and sombody paid £5k + vat no doubt for it. If something is only worth what the seller received then people on here are seriously over valuing Banksy prints yeah somebody paid that but that doesn't mean the seller received that fee.... Far from it ... Like I've said before put one on eBay without reserve and let's see what the final price is .... That will give you a true value True? I'm not so sure about that. In my experience, the kind of people that buy at auction would almost never purchase a piece off ebay. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 21:08:50 GMT 1, So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? 5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result
So no one wants to talk about the turd at Bonham's yesterday? 5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result why is red the worst color? |
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Share the STIK love!, by Justdave on Jul 4, 2016 15:46:45 GMT 1, 5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result why is red the worst color?
Nothing wrong with red, my daughter loves it in her nursery. Stares at it for ages. :-D
5k for a red baby print? Considering it's the worst colour is say that's a strong result why is red the worst color? Nothing wrong with red, my daughter loves it in her nursery. Stares at it for ages. :-D |
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Share the STIK love!, by iamzero on Jul 4, 2016 20:13:03 GMT 1, Seems to be a whole lotta love for the silver baby on the bay right now.
Seems to be a whole lotta love for the silver baby on the bay right now.
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Share the STIK love!, by agu on Jul 5, 2016 10:08:45 GMT 1, Seems to be a whole lotta love for the silver baby on the bay right now.
Like this one?
Seems to be a whole lotta love for the silver baby on the bay right now. Like this one? |
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Share the STIK love!, by Hubble Bubble on Jul 11, 2016 14:32:01 GMT 1, Ready for the wall at last
Ready for the wall at last |
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Share the STIK love!, by kbfrombk on Jul 11, 2016 15:08:12 GMT 1, Hubble Bubble congrats it certainly is wall ready !
looks super dope~
Hubble Bubble congrats it certainly is wall ready ! looks super dope~
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Share the STIK love!, by Hubble Bubble on Jul 11, 2016 15:25:23 GMT 1, Hubble Bubble congrats it certainly is wall ready ! looks super dope~
Hubble Bubble congrats it certainly is wall ready ! looks super dope~ Cheers, mate. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Coach on Jul 11, 2016 15:48:30 GMT 1, Ready for the wall at last
Looks lovely mate.
Smashing framing. Let the art do all the talking.
Ready for the wall at last Looks lovely mate. Smashing framing. Let the art do all the talking. |
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Share the STIK love!, by rgc on Jul 11, 2016 15:53:10 GMT 1, Ready for the wall at last Looks lovely mate. Smashing framing. Let the art do all the talking.
Nice framing......Loads of these on the Bay currently, seems a lot of people are cashing in currently
Ready for the wall at last Looks lovely mate. Smashing framing. Let the art do all the talking. Nice framing......Loads of these on the Bay currently, seems a lot of people are cashing in currently |
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Share the STIK love!, by Ddog on Jul 11, 2016 16:08:09 GMT 1, Ready for the wall at last
Congrats Hubble Bubble ! What a day that was. Time to hang and enjoy!
Ready for the wall at last Congrats Hubble Bubble ! What a day that was. Time to hang and enjoy! |
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Share the STIK love!, by tartarus on Jul 20, 2016 15:18:53 GMT 1, Having sorted the HGG saga out this little guy was part of the deal. Safe to say I'm happy.
It's the original piece used for this.
The American Book launch is in NY tomorrow so hopefully someone will get pics.
Having sorted the HGG saga out this little guy was part of the deal. Safe to say I'm happy. It's the original piece used for this. The American Book launch is in NY tomorrow so hopefully someone will get pics. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on Jul 20, 2016 15:31:05 GMT 1, how big is that ?
how big is that ?
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Share the STIK love!, by tartarus on Jul 20, 2016 15:44:51 GMT 1,
8 x 6"
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Share the STIK love!, by Winter on Jul 20, 2016 15:48:57 GMT 1, Apparently he doesn't do small pieces any more so a nice piece to have. Have to say I like that very much. What's an HGG saga?
Apparently he doesn't do small pieces any more so a nice piece to have. Have to say I like that very much. What's an HGG saga?
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Share the STIK love!, by tartarus on Jul 20, 2016 16:14:07 GMT 1, Apparently he doesn't do small pieces any more so a nice piece to have. Have to say I like that very much. What's an HGG saga?
Sonething that got all messed up and is now mended.
Apparently he doesn't do small pieces any more so a nice piece to have. Have to say I like that very much. What's an HGG saga? Sonething that got all messed up and is now mended. |
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