[jonathank]

Apr 12, 2019 11:39:26 GMT 1 avec art said:

slightly off topic as wasn't sure where to post, but here is some more rather 'interesting' provenance.

'Item comes with a written documentation/provenance describing the exact place and time where the item was picked up.This information will be shared with the winning bidder.'

www.liveauctioneers.com/item/70928771_banksy-graffiti-rats-metal-street-sign-provenance?from=alert&utm_source=SavedAlert&utm_campaign=SearchAlert&utm_medium=email&utm_content=item

Haring Basquiat twombly and Banksy all seem way too good to b true

[Dahmer]

Lot 381 - Hates outta date sells for £500 more than Lot 383 - Armageddon...

kinda mad that

[diarmid]

Apr 15, 2019 18:09:20 GMT 1 Dahmer said:

Lot 381 - Hates outta date sells for £500 more than Lot 383 - Armageddon...

kinda mad that

Penguin sells...

[Riotcops]

Apr 16, 2019 9:44:01 GMT 1 diarmid said:

Apr 15, 2019 18:09:20 GMT 1 Dahmer said:

Lot 381 - Hates outta date sells for £500 more than Lot 383 - Armageddon...

kinda mad that

Penguin sells...

And a classic quotable.

[daniel3886]

After a strong start in April setting multiple world records for works, we are now accepting consignments for our next sale on July 2nd. The consignment deadline is 3rd of June so please contact me on [e-mail] to discuss selling works from your collection.

Emails should include pictures where possible and the following information:

Artist
Title
Year
Medium
Dimensions (Inc Frame if applicable)

We can be flexible on sellers terms for larger sized/High value consignments and will do our best to help with logistics where possible.

Our lot minimum for this and sales going forward is going to be £500. Work below this level will only be accepted if deemed to have a strong enough market or be part of a larger consignment. The aim of this is to
improve the quality of the sales which we see to the benefit of sellers and buyers.

Due to our first location at the Truman Brewery being unavailable for this sale we will be moving to:

New Inn Yard, Shoreditch, London, EC2A 3AY
Sale Date: Tuesday, 2nd July 2019 15:00 start
Viewing Fri 28th June - 2nd July
VIP Preview 1st July 

September’s and December’s sales will return to The Truman Brewery. We have been paying consigners early once lots have been paid and collected as we feel returning sale proceeds as quick as possible is what our clients want. We will continue to do this moving forward.

[irl1]

We have been paying consigners early once lots have been paid and collected as we feel returning sale proceeds as quick as possible is what our clients want. We will continue to do this moving forward



Above statement should bring in some new clients. 

Best of luck Danny get ready for a flood of MOCAD prints

[daniel3886]

We are right on our deadline for the July sale. If you have a work valued at £5000 or over we’ll do our upmost to get it into this sale.

We will also pay consigners as soon as we have been paid ourselves. We do not believe in holding consigners money for 30 days.

We have a strong selection of work and look forward to showing it from the 28th June at Protein Studios, New Inn Yard, Shoreditch E1

Mail [e-mail] and [e-mail]
for a swift valuation of work.

[Catman 74]

Absolutely a pleasure dealing with Danny and Nick..cannot recommend enough!Good luck with the next sale guys!!

[daniel3886]

The catalogue for our next sale is now online.

www.tateward.com/auction/search?au=10&pp=96&so=0&pn=1

If anyone has any questions regarding provenance or condition of particular works please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.

A reminder that bidding direct with us saves buyers online bidding charges that The Saleroom and Invaluable charge. Please register for online/telephone or commission bids at www.tateward.com

[irl1]

May 21, 2019 9:36:27 GMT 1 irl1 said:

We have been paying consigners early once lots have been paid and collected as we feel returning sale proceeds as quick as possible is what our clients want. We will continue to do this moving forward



Above statement should bring in some new clients. 

Best of luck Danny get ready for a flood of MOCAD prints

Nice sale Danny i see i was right about the MOCAD prints

Best of luck with the sale

[kuni]

Lol, let me just peel off $15k for that Alec Monopoly OG.

[Happy Shopper]

There’s some nice stuff there and estimates seem realistic, even low on some... with a few high exceptions! But I expect that could be the seller’s choice.

[rosac]

Jun 19, 2019 18:44:03 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

There’s some nice stuff there and estimates seem realistic, even low on some... with a few high exceptions! But I expect that could be the seller’s choice.

Agreed a mixed bag but some potential gems!

[kuni]

Jun 19, 2019 18:44:03 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

There’s some nice stuff there and estimates seem realistic, even low on some... with a few high exceptions! But I expect that could be the seller’s choice.

Alec Monopoly aside, there are a few pieces that I'd love to own.  Both of those Euan Roberts canvases are lovely.  I've always wanted a HF Dale Marshall print, so there's that. Some nice Dran, Miller, Richter and other odds and ends.  

[rosac]

Jun 19, 2019 18:54:33 GMT 1 rosac said:

Jun 19, 2019 18:44:03 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

There’s some nice stuff there and estimates seem realistic, even low on some... with a few high exceptions! But I expect that could be the seller’s choice.

Agreed a mixed bag but some potential gems!

[Deleted]

Bloody hell boys, that’s an auction and a half

[Deleted]

Jun 19, 2019 20:05:16 GMT 1 @03wilkij said:

Bloody hell boys, that’s an auction and a half

anything with JJ Adams is remarkable....

[irl1]

Jun 19, 2019 20:05:16 GMT 1 @03wilkij said:

Bloody hell boys, that’s an auction and a half

huh what about the girls..... 

[Patrick 01]

Some beauties!

[Unica]

Looks fantastic, really like the STIKS and the Banksys, a little something for everyone here.

[Zippy]

Nice selection of works and a step up in quality. Some great Faile’s there. Especially the huge canvas.

[kuni]

I'm considering a few bids on some pieces in this auction...

Is there anyway to get an estimate on shipping to the US? For some of the pieces I'm interested in, it could add a considerable amount to the cost. Hoping to get a handle on what I'm looking at prior to making a bid.

[Happy Shopper]

Jun 21, 2019 14:00:07 GMT 1 kuni said:

I'm considering a few bids on some pieces in this auction...

Is there anyway to get an estimate on shipping to the US? For some of the pieces I'm interested in, it could add a considerable amount to the cost. Hoping to get a handle on what I'm looking at prior to making a bid.

You could try contacting shipping companies, like Flight Logistics, to get a quote for picking up, packing safely (if needed) and shipping.

[Graham H]

Not sure if it helps, but ive used Mailboxes etc to collect, pack and ship pieces from several international locations of auction purchases.. admitted, they have been mainly lower cost pieces..but the costs, packing, comms and speed of action i can't fault at all

Anything of a value I do use FL though.. 

Jun 21, 2019 14:06:28 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

Jun 21, 2019 14:00:07 GMT 1 kuni said:

I'm considering a few bids on some pieces in this auction...

Is there anyway to get an estimate on shipping to the US? For some of the pieces I'm interested in, it could add a considerable amount to the cost. Hoping to get a handle on what I'm looking at prior to making a bid.

You could try contacting shipping companies, like Flight Logistics, to get a quote for picking up, packing safely (if needed) and shipping.

[kuni]

Thanks for the tips. The pieces are fairly large but not relatively high priced (~$1-1.5k). I hadn't thought of mailboxes etc, but I'll look into it. Backing up though - admittedly this is would be my first time seriously going after a piece at auction. If I win, is it then on me to arrange all of the freight however I see fit? And just coordinate with the auction house when I've lined it all up? I was thinking that the auction house would sort all of that out and then send me the tab.

[Deleted]

Jun 21, 2019 14:49:34 GMT 1 kuni said:

Thanks for the tips. The pieces are fairly large but not relatively high priced (~$1-1.5k). I hadn't thought of mailboxes etc, but I'll look into it. Backing up though - admittedly this is would be my first time seriously going after a piece at auction. If I win, is it then on me to arrange all of the freight however I see fit? And just coordinate with the auction house when I've lined it all up? I was thinking that the auction house would sort all of that out and then send me the tab.

Some auction houses do their own in-house packaging and delivery service.  Some auction platforms give a Mailbox quote for each lot number.  And some expect you to do all the organising yourself; or make a journey to pick it up yourself.  You need to check the small print for any auction you plan to bid with.

[Graham H]

It does surprise me that ALL Auction Houses dont offer this service as a win - win.. good money to be made for the auction house, and an easy, trouble free service for customers.. which im sure would lead to more potential buyers turning into definite bidders

Mailboxes arranged everything for me.. it was released to them by the auction house on my say so.. and they collected and did the rest

Pretty simple

Jun 21, 2019 14:49:34 GMT 1 kuni said:

Thanks for the tips. The pieces are fairly large but not relatively high priced (~$1-1.5k). I hadn't thought of mailboxes etc, but I'll look into it. Backing up though - admittedly this is would be my first time seriously going after a piece at auction. If I win, is it then on me to arrange all of the freight however I see fit? And just coordinate with the auction house when I've lined it all up? I was thinking that the auction house would sort all of that out and then send me the tab.

[kuni]

Jun 21, 2019 15:25:04 GMT 1 Graham H said:

It does surprise me that ALL Auction Houses dont offer this service as a win - win.. good money to be made for the auction house, and an easy, trouble free service for customers.. which im sure would lead to more potential buyers turning into definite bidders

Mailboxes arranged everything for me.. it was released to them by the auction house on my say so.. and they collected and did the rest

Pretty simple

Jun 21, 2019 14:49:34 GMT 1 kuni said:

Thanks for the tips. The pieces are fairly large but not relatively high priced (~$1-1.5k). I hadn't thought of mailboxes etc, but I'll look into it. Backing up though - admittedly this is would be my first time seriously going after a piece at auction. If I win, is it then on me to arrange all of the freight however I see fit? And just coordinate with the auction house when I've lined it all up? I was thinking that the auction house would sort all of that out and then send me the tab.

Could not agree more.  The idea that I'm going to have to spend a bunch of time sorting out the logistics of getting the piece to the states is potentially enough to make me think twice about bidding. 

I checked out the fine print on Tate's site and it's pretty vague.  Basically, get your piece out of here within 14 days or we charge you storage.  The rest is on you.  Fair enough, and if I could collect the piece in person that wouldn't be a problem, but finding the time to arrange freight can be a challenge for anyone working a full time job.  Maybe I'm blowing this out of proportion and making it a bigger deal than it is (totally possible) but my enthusiasm around bidding is somewhat tempered by the shipping situation.  

Going to contact mailboxes though and see if that's an easy solution for international shipping.  

[Matt]

Jun 21, 2019 15:25:04 GMT 1 Graham H said:

It does surprise me that ALL Auction Houses dont offer this service as a win - win.. good money to be made for the auction house, and an easy, trouble free service for customers.. which im sure would lead to more potential buyers turning into definite bidders

Mailboxes arranged everything for me.. it was released to them by the auction house on my say so.. and they collected and did the rest

Pretty simple

Jun 21, 2019 14:49:34 GMT 1 kuni said:

Thanks for the tips. The pieces are fairly large but not relatively high priced (~$1-1.5k). I hadn't thought of mailboxes etc, but I'll look into it. Backing up though - admittedly this is would be my first time seriously going after a piece at auction. If I win, is it then on me to arrange all of the freight however I see fit? And just coordinate with the auction house when I've lined it all up? I was thinking that the auction house would sort all of that out and then send me the tab.

+1

Auction houses are awful at shipping, and most of them will quote extortionate prices...

There is really something screaming to be solved here

[daniel3886]

Jun 21, 2019 16:32:54 GMT 1 kuni said:

Jun 21, 2019 15:25:04 GMT 1 Graham H said:

It does surprise me that ALL Auction Houses dont offer this service as a win - win.. good money to be made for the auction house, and an easy, trouble free service for customers.. which im sure would lead to more potential buyers turning into definite bidders

Mailboxes arranged everything for me.. it was released to them by the auction house on my say so.. and they collected and did the rest

Pretty simple

Could not agree more.  The idea that I'm going to have to spend a bunch of time sorting out the logistics of getting the piece to the states is potentially enough to make me think twice about bidding. 

I checked out the fine print on Tate's site and it's pretty vague.  Basically, get your piece out of here within 14 days or we charge you storage.  The rest is on you.  Fair enough, and if I could collect the piece in person that wouldn't be a problem, but finding the time to arrange freight can be a challenge for anyone working a full time job.  Maybe I'm blowing this out of proportion and making it a bigger deal than it is (totally possible) but my enthusiasm around bidding is somewhat tempered by the shipping situation.  

Going to contact mailboxes though and see if that's an easy solution for international shipping.  

I will be happy to help co ordinate quotes from our preferred shippers flight logistics and JGM shipping. We had previously recommended Cadogan Tate but while their art handling and storage are second to none they are expensive for shipping and packing (we have asked them to address this).

To clarify our view on shipping, we believe our customers should be free to use whoever they wish. We do not mark up the quotes from our recommended partners you will always be paying the actual cost of packing and shipping.
I think this sets us apart from much of our competitors who see it as another revenue stream and an opportunity to profit further after a sale.

We will be happy to help with dimensions and quotes, just get in touch with Harry or myself. [e-mail] [e-mail]