[LJCal]

Mar 4, 2020 19:03:32 GMT 1 Adam J Higgins said:

Any idea what a Welcome to hell unsigned is worth?
Thanks

£15-18k.

[Tommy Tucker]

Girl with Balloon - Unsigned?

[monkeyman01]

Mar 5, 2020 19:57:40 GMT 1 Tommy Tucker said:

Girl with Balloon - Unsigned?

I reckon around £75k

[artforartssake]

Anyone got a reference for the current market price for a signed Flower Thrower ? One doesn't appear to have been publicly sold for an age and I can't see any galleries actually holding stock. Cheers

[therivler1]

Mar 6, 2020 8:52:13 GMT 1 artforartssake said:

Anyone got a reference for the current market price for a signed Flower Thrower ? One doesn't appear to have been publicly sold for an age and I can't see any galleries actually holding stock. Cheers

$100k+ I think.  They don't come around very often.  If you do 3x unsigned, that puts it around ~$135k all in from auction

[LJCal]

Mar 6, 2020 8:52:13 GMT 1 artforartssake said:

Anyone got a reference for the current market price for a signed Flower Thrower ? One doesn't appear to have been publicly sold for an age and I can't see any galleries actually holding stock. Cheers

Who knows but big money. I’d say between £75-80k but nothing to back that up. There is an unsigned about to go on the block so that should be helpful.

[Lazarus II]

Mar 6, 2020 21:02:47 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Mar 6, 2020 8:52:13 GMT 1 artforartssake said:

Anyone got a reference for the current market price for a signed Flower Thrower ? One doesn't appear to have been publicly sold for an age and I can't see any galleries actually holding stock. Cheers

Who knows but big money. I’d say between £75-80k but nothing to back that up. There is an unsigned about to go on the block so that should be helpful.

gotta love an £80k valuation with nothing to back it up.

[LJCal]

Mar 6, 2020 21:19:40 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

Mar 6, 2020 21:02:47 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Who knows but big money. I’d say between £75-80k but nothing to back that up. There is an unsigned about to go on the block so that should be helpful.

gotta love an £80k valuation with nothing to back it up.

Well last one to sell at auction went for £40k 3 years back. Based on inflation of other prints £80k is probably a safe figure. I think the unsigned coming up in Forum will hammer north of £25k. If you can come up with a more accurate figure I’d be interested to hear it.

[Lazarus II]

Mar 6, 2020 21:50:39 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Mar 6, 2020 21:19:40 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

gotta love an £80k valuation with nothing to back it up.

Well last one to sell at auction went for £40k 3 years back. Based on inflation of other prints £80k is probably a safe figure. I think the unsigned coming up in Forum will hammer north of £25k. If you can come up with a more accurate figure I’d be interested to hear it.

i have nothing to substantiate any valuation hence i shall refrain from providing an estimate.

[artforartssake]

Mar 7, 2020 0:08:46 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

Mar 6, 2020 21:50:39 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Well last one to sell at auction went for £40k 3 years back. Based on inflation of other prints £80k is probably a safe figure. I think the unsigned coming up in Forum will hammer north of £25k. If you can come up with a more accurate figure I’d be interested to hear it.

i have nothing to substantiate any valuation hence i shall refrain from providing an estimate.

Well at least LJCal's comment was an attempt to be constructive, on a thread where thoughts on valuations are requested and discussed, unlike yours which was quite frankly pointless.

[Lazarus II]

Mar 7, 2020 9:26:07 GMT 1 artforartssake said:

Mar 7, 2020 0:08:46 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

i have nothing to substantiate any valuation hence i shall refrain from providing an estimate.

Well at least LJCal's comment was an attempt to be constructive, on a thread where thoughts on valuations are requested and discussed, unlike yours which was quite frankly pointless.

if you think an estimate with nothing to back it up on a valuation thread is constructive then fill yer boots.

[artforartssake]

Mar 7, 2020 10:31:43 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

Mar 7, 2020 9:26:07 GMT 1 artforartssake said:

Well at least LJCal's comment was an attempt to be constructive, on a thread where thoughts on valuations are requested and discussed, unlike yours which was quite frankly pointless.

if you think an estimate with nothing to back it up on a valuation thread is constructive then fill yer boots.

By definition, users of this website are perfectly capable of reading and weighing comments themselves. If you insist on adding pointless derision, then fill yer boots, as you quite clearly do  

[LJCal]

Mar 7, 2020 10:31:43 GMT 1 Lazarus II said:

Mar 7, 2020 9:26:07 GMT 1 artforartssake said:

Well at least LJCal's comment was an attempt to be constructive, on a thread where thoughts on valuations are requested and discussed, unlike yours which was quite frankly pointless.

if you think an estimate with nothing to back it up on a valuation thread is constructive then fill yer boots.

A good chunk of art valuations have limited or no direct comparables to back them up, they are simply best guesses based on the limited evidence adjusted at the discretion of the Valuer. That’s exactly what I offered with the caveat there are limited direct comparables. This is a valuation thread where multiple members can offer opinions but given the subjective nature of art, even valuations backed up with recent sales are by no means perfect and the spread of values for even a multiple can be wide. If you’re after a perfect floated market then art is not for you. 

[jB]

Mar 8, 2020 17:09:43 GMT 1 @zeno155 said:

Hi,

How much are numbered Heavy Weponry canvases going for at the moment?

Thx

Which edition version are you referring to?

[gross]

Lot # 510
heavy weaponry
Zoom in

Heavy Weaponry (2004)

Print-Multiple, Stencil, 30.5 x 40 cm

Estimate: £ 62,172 - £ 82,896

Hammer price: £ 103,620 Pictoindicator

Sotheby's , 07 Oct 2019

Hong Kong

Lot # 6

Heavy Weaponry (2003)

Painting, Stencil, 25.5 x 30.4 cm

Estimate: £ 50,000 - £ 70,000

Hammer price: £ 100,000 Pictoindicator

Sotheby's , 19 Sep 2019

United Kingdom

[Graham H]

Pretty ' cheap ' for an iconic image on canvas relative to print prices.

Mar 9, 2020 12:06:57 GMT 1 gross said:

Lot # 510
heavy weaponry
Zoom in

Heavy Weaponry (2004)

Print-Multiple, Stencil, 30.5 x 40 cm

Estimate: £ 62,172 - £ 82,896

Hammer price: £ 103,620 Pictoindicator

Sotheby's , 07 Oct 2019

Hong Kong

Lot # 6

Heavy Weaponry (2003)

Painting, Stencil, 25.5 x 30.4 cm

Estimate: £ 50,000 - £ 70,000

Hammer price: £ 100,000 Pictoindicator

Sotheby's , 19 Sep 2019

United Kingdom

[jB]

Mar 9, 2020 12:11:53 GMT 1 Graham H said:

Pretty ' cheap ' for an iconic image on canvas relative to print prices.

Mar 9, 2020 12:06:57 GMT 1 gross said:

Lot # 510
heavy weaponry
Zoom in

Heavy Weaponry (2004)

Print-Multiple, Stencil, 30.5 x 40 cm

Estimate: £ 62,172 - £ 82,896

Hammer price: £ 103,620 Pictoindicator

Sotheby's , 07 Oct 2019

Hong Kong

Lot # 6

Heavy Weaponry (2003)

Painting, Stencil, 25.5 x 30.4 cm

Estimate: £ 50,000 - £ 70,000

Hammer price: £ 100,000 Pictoindicator

Sotheby's , 19 Sep 2019

United Kingdom

I agree, it will be interesting to see the next one to go on the block after GDP and the recent spikes. I would also be interested in knowing where the same edition size, Paranoid pictures would be valued?

[fusion0001]

Does anyone know what these 2 auctions from Roseberys on Artsy ended at:
www.artsy.net/artwork/banksy-monkey-queen-75
www.artsy.net/artwork/banksy-sale-ends-v-dot-2-2

[Deleted]

Price check please:

Mint Unsigned WSM with coa.

Thanks all.

[singerstu]

There is one for sale online at £9,500 so between £8,500 and £9,500 but one auction result and that can change rapidly!

[Deleted]

Mar 12, 2020 16:10:57 GMT 1 singerstu said:

There is one for sale online at £9,500 so between £8,500 and £9,500 but one auction result and that can change rapidly!

Thank you.

Is that the Prescription Art one? I think that has some damage.

[singerstu]

Mar 12, 2020 19:11:11 GMT 1 @forky said:

Mar 12, 2020 16:10:57 GMT 1 singerstu said:

There is one for sale online at £9,500 so between £8,500 and £9,500 but one auction result and that can change rapidly!

Thank you.

Is that the Prescription Art one? I think that has some damage.

Yes that’s the one. As I say in this market prices can move rapidly. It could be a £15k print this time next month!

[spirit]

Current value of an unsigned LA morons please?

[chefd]

Be interesting to see how the impending global recession effects prices once peoples discretionary income begins to be squeezed.

[timsad]

Help please...

I am considering selling my signed Soupcan (yellow/emerald/sky blue), and / or unsigned Barcode.


Both with Pest Control CoA, both unframed, both mint condition.


Obviously seen the various auction results over last couple of years, but would be keen to get an idea of what I should be asking a gallery for.


Any guidance appreciated.

[fusion0001]

There is already a little bit of “softness” on some of the auctions, especially the latest Christie’s results.

Based on current results we would see a 1% price index reduction in March. Of course still lots of auctions to go and looks like eg Sotheby’s result will be strong, so might still turn around.

Latest figures updated on www.banksy-value.com

[lv90210]

Mar 19, 2020 9:31:11 GMT 1 fusion0001 said:

There is already a little bit of “softness” on some of the auctions, especially the latest Christie’s results.

Based on current results we would see a 1% price index reduction in March. Of course still lots of auctions to go and looks like eg Sotheby’s result will be strong, so might still turn around.

Latest figures updated on www.banksy-value.com

Sotherbys will confirm exactly where the market is in 7 days.... never fear.

[singerstu]

Mar 19, 2020 9:31:11 GMT 1 fusion0001 said:

There is already a little bit of “softness” on some of the auctions, especially the latest Christie’s results.

Based on current results we would see a 1% price index reduction in March. Of course still lots of auctions to go and looks like eg Sotheby’s result will be strong, so might still turn around.

Latest figures updated on www.banksy-value.com

This is an imperfection of using Auction results as a guide. The two prints a week ago had significant condition issues and the Kate Moss yesterday was a gift print with no COA. I was a bit dissapointed with the CND so it will be interesting to see the results from Sothebys and Tate Ward to get a better idea of where the market is going.

[fusion0001]

Mar 19, 2020 10:58:00 GMT 1 singerstu said:

Mar 19, 2020 9:31:11 GMT 1 fusion0001 said:

There is already a little bit of “softness” on some of the auctions, especially the latest Christie’s results.

Based on current results we would see a 1% price index reduction in March. Of course still lots of auctions to go and looks like eg Sotheby’s result will be strong, so might still turn around.

Latest figures updated on www.banksy-value.com

This is an imperfection of using Auction results as a guide. The two prints a week ago had significant condition issues and the Kate Moss yesterday was a gift print with no COA. I was a bit dissapointed with the CND so it will be interesting to see the results from Sothebys and Tate Ward to get a better idea of where the market is going.

Indeed, but we have 50+ more auction results that will come in, so it will average out any condition effects

So far looks like Sotheby’s result will return everything to growth

[JJN]

Curious where people think the Banksy originals on Canvases are, not many pass-through the auctions to track them.

Not the Big unique pieces but the 1s from editions of 15 or 25 in size 50cm x 50cm ish - most of the iconic images have been produced this way.

Cheers.