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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Goooogle Male on Sept 6, 2013 14:37:37 GMT 1, *leans back, settles down and waits for the fun to begin*
*leans back, settles down and waits for the fun to begin*
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mawge
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by mawge on Sept 6, 2013 14:45:52 GMT 1, this could get interesting...
great piece!
this could get interesting...
great piece!
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Sept 6, 2013 15:06:56 GMT 1, I wonder who owns that big jack and Jill?
I wonder who owns that big jack and Jill?
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Sept 6, 2013 15:09:26 GMT 1, hi
hi
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Sept 6, 2013 15:33:42 GMT 1, Someone phoned me and said there was something good up for sale?.....
edit: Just a thought here Jlady, why not just say the asking price?, its no big secret is it really because as soon as you tell someone they will tell others etc., 50k / 100k / more?, just say, just a thought.
Someone phoned me and said there was something good up for sale?.....
edit: Just a thought here Jlady, why not just say the asking price?, its no big secret is it really because as soon as you tell someone they will tell others etc., 50k / 100k / more?, just say, just a thought.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Sept 6, 2013 15:58:46 GMT 1, Nice bloke Richard.
Nice bloke Richard.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Coach on Sept 6, 2013 16:49:44 GMT 1, Do u know what the price tag is?
Do u know what the price tag is? |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Ruggs on Sept 6, 2013 17:03:15 GMT 1, Do u know what the price tag is?
Do u know what the price tag is? Lots! |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Manty on Sept 6, 2013 17:40:15 GMT 1, Do u know what the price tag is? Lots!
Do u know what the price tag is? Lots! Its more than lots! |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by love on Sept 6, 2013 18:35:44 GMT 1, And why are you wearing a mask?
And why are you wearing a mask?
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Shoot Again on Sept 6, 2013 18:53:04 GMT 1, @ jlady : are you actually opening your PM ? Didn't PM you on Banksy but on KH prints, a few hours ago, but you haven't even opened it ;-(
@ jlady : are you actually opening your PM ? Didn't PM you on Banksy but on KH prints, a few hours ago, but you haven't even opened it ;-( |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Forbidden Love on Sept 6, 2013 23:01:13 GMT 1, Not much too it. I'd rather buy a editions canvas with a image. The saying would have to have a very emotional attachment to spend that kind I money.
Other then that...love the jack and Jill
Not much too it. I'd rather buy a editions canvas with a image. The saying would have to have a very emotional attachment to spend that kind I money.
Other then that...love the jack and Jill
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Gulosten on Sept 8, 2013 14:36:51 GMT 1, Is it possible to get a COA for an item like this?
Is it possible to get a COA for an item like this?
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jlady
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by jlady on Sept 11, 2013 17:32:24 GMT 1, I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the
first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece
sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my
profit is slim.
I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the
first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece
sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my
profit is slim.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by jlady on Sept 11, 2013 17:34:20 GMT 1, I don't think it's lots considering !! I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the
first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece
sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my
profit is slim.
I don't think it's lots considering !! I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my profit is slim. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by jlady on Sept 11, 2013 17:35:57 GMT 1, Someone phoned me and said there was something good up for sale?..... edit: Just a thought here Jlady, why not just say the asking price?, its no big secret is it really because as soon as you tell someone they will tell others etc., 50k / 100k / more?, just say, just a thought.
Someone phoned me and said there was something good up for sale?..... edit: Just a thought here Jlady, why not just say the asking price?, its no big secret is it really because as soon as you tell someone they will tell others etc., 50k / 100k / more?, just say, just a thought. Hi Wizzy, just to make sure i try to answer your thought :-) I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my profit is slim. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Sept 11, 2013 17:37:01 GMT 1, Well if i had that to spend then i would have it as i like it and its a unique piece. I would have thought old Bankrobber chops would have been all over this?.
Well if i had that to spend then i would have it as i like it and its a unique piece. I would have thought old Bankrobber chops would have been all over this?.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by pelle on Sept 16, 2013 12:21:15 GMT 1, B A N K S Y ( 1 9 7 4 ) "Lying to the police is never wrong" Spraypaint on artificiall wall piece 35 x 42 cm . framed 55 x 69 CM. Provenance: Likely to have been displayed in LA in 2006 during the exhibition "Barely Legal". POW - Pictures On Walls Vanina Holasek Gallery - Presented by "Bankrobber London" Exhibited 2007 - photo documented. Private Collection New York Stillkickinggallery Malmo Sweden - exhibited 2012 - photo documented. Price on request -   
Is it possible to get a COA for an item like this?
I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my profit is slim.
This piece was for sale at Still Kicking Gallery in Malmö last year for 200.000 SEK (approximately 19.300 GBP). Among other tat, the gallery was also selling a framed Kate postcard for 4.800 SEK (approximately 460 GBP) and individual framed stickers for 3.300 SEK (approximately 320 GBP).
The following (alleged) e-mail from Pest Control was displayed next to the piece.
The people at Still Kicking Gallery didn't really seem to know their ass from their elbow. They were selling brown paper bags adorned with a Banksy sticker and two rubber stamps as a strictly limited edition of 10 (and in their description alluded to it being a Banksy edition). They were also selling a Nick Walker postcard as a Banksy.
You can read more about the exhibition here (use Google translate to get the gist of it, if you don't understand Swedish): www.sydsvenskan.se/kultur--nojen/den-forlorade-etiken/
This just to say that Still Kicking Gallery are not the most knowledgeable or trustworthy people around, so I am not sure if this e-mail really came from Pest Control.
Also, considering that jlady is associated with Black Pop Contemporary, which has previously been called out on this forum, I would advice anyone who might consider buying this to first get in touch with Pest Control.
B A N K S Y ( 1 9 7 4 ) "Lying to the police is never wrong" Spraypaint on artificiall wall piece 35 x 42 cm . framed 55 x 69 CM. Provenance: Likely to have been displayed in LA in 2006 during the exhibition "Barely Legal". POW - Pictures On Walls Vanina Holasek Gallery - Presented by "Bankrobber London" Exhibited 2007 - photo documented. Private Collection New York Stillkickinggallery Malmo Sweden - exhibited 2012 - photo documented. Price on request - Is it possible to get a COA for an item like this? I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k - the piece sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my profit is slim. This piece was for sale at Still Kicking Gallery in Malmö last year for 200.000 SEK (approximately 19.300 GBP). Among other tat, the gallery was also selling a framed Kate postcard for 4.800 SEK (approximately 460 GBP) and individual framed stickers for 3.300 SEK (approximately 320 GBP). The following (alleged) e-mail from Pest Control was displayed next to the piece. The people at Still Kicking Gallery didn't really seem to know their ass from their elbow. They were selling brown paper bags adorned with a Banksy sticker and two rubber stamps as a strictly limited edition of 10 (and in their description alluded to it being a Banksy edition). They were also selling a Nick Walker postcard as a Banksy. You can read more about the exhibition here (use Google translate to get the gist of it, if you don't understand Swedish): www.sydsvenskan.se/kultur--nojen/den-forlorade-etiken/This just to say that Still Kicking Gallery are not the most knowledgeable or trustworthy people around, so I am not sure if this e-mail really came from Pest Control. Also, considering that jlady is associated with Black Pop Contemporary, which has previously been called out on this forum, I would advice anyone who might consider buying this to first get in touch with Pest Control. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by jlady on Sept 16, 2013 12:55:55 GMT 1, B A N K S Y ( 1 9 7 4 ) "Lying to the police is never wrong" Spraypaint on artificiall wall piece 35 x 42 cm . framed 55 x 69 CM. Provenance: Likely to have been displayed in LA in 2006 during the exhibition "Barely Legal". POW - Pictures On Walls Vanina Holasek Gallery - Presented by "Bankrobber London" Exhibited 2007 - photo documented. Private Collection New York Stillkickinggallery Malmo Sweden - exhibited 2012 - photo documented. Price on request -    Is it possible to get a COA for an item like this? I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k USD- the piece sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my profit is slim. This piece was for sale at Still Kicking Gallery in Malmö last year for 200.000 SEK (approximately 19.300 GBP). Among other tat, the gallery was also selling a framed Kate postcard for 4.800 SEK (approximately 460 GBP) and individual framed stickers for 3.300 SEK (approximately 320 GBP). The following (alleged) e-mail from Pest Control was displayed next to the piece. The people at Still Kicking Gallery didn't really seem to know their ass from their elbow. They were selling brown paper bags adorned with a Banksy sticker and two rubber stamps as a strictly limited edition of 10 (and in their description alluded to it being a Banksy edition). They were also selling a Nick Walker postcard as a Banksy. You can read more about the exhibition here (use Google translate to get the gist of it, if you don't understand Swedish): www.sydsvenskan.se/kultur--nojen/den-forlorade-etiken/This just to say that Still Kicking Gallery are not the most knowledgeable or trustworthy people around, so I am not sure if this e-mail really came from Pest Control. Also, considering that jlady is associated with Black Pop Contemporary, which has previously been called out on this forum, I would advice anyone who might consider buying this to first get in touch with Pest Control.
B A N K S Y ( 1 9 7 4 ) "Lying to the police is never wrong" Spraypaint on artificiall wall piece 35 x 42 cm . framed 55 x 69 CM. Provenance: Likely to have been displayed in LA in 2006 during the exhibition "Barely Legal". POW - Pictures On Walls Vanina Holasek Gallery - Presented by "Bankrobber London" Exhibited 2007 - photo documented. Private Collection New York Stillkickinggallery Malmo Sweden - exhibited 2012 - photo documented. Price on request - Is it possible to get a COA for an item like this? I paid a high price - I actually have a photo from the first exhibition where the price tag in 2007 was 30k USD- the piece sold at that. So I am not selling for swift sale the price is low ,my profit is slim. This piece was for sale at Still Kicking Gallery in Malmö last year for 200.000 SEK (approximately 19.300 GBP). Among other tat, the gallery was also selling a framed Kate postcard for 4.800 SEK (approximately 460 GBP) and individual framed stickers for 3.300 SEK (approximately 320 GBP). The following (alleged) e-mail from Pest Control was displayed next to the piece. The people at Still Kicking Gallery didn't really seem to know their ass from their elbow. They were selling brown paper bags adorned with a Banksy sticker and two rubber stamps as a strictly limited edition of 10 (and in their description alluded to it being a Banksy edition). They were also selling a Nick Walker postcard as a Banksy. You can read more about the exhibition here (use Google translate to get the gist of it, if you don't understand Swedish): www.sydsvenskan.se/kultur--nojen/den-forlorade-etiken/This just to say that Still Kicking Gallery are not the most knowledgeable or trustworthy people around, so I am not sure if this e-mail really came from Pest Control. Also, considering that jlady is associated with Black Pop Contemporary, which has previously been called out on this forum, I would advice anyone who might consider buying this to first get in touch with Pest Control. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Gulosten on Sept 16, 2013 18:59:45 GMT 1, Thanks for the info.. No COA = No go
Thanks for the info.. No COA = No go
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by pelle on Sept 16, 2013 19:08:09 GMT 1, Thanks for the info.. No COA = No go
You're welcome.
Thanks for the info.. No COA = No go You're welcome. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by jlady on Sept 20, 2013 11:03:08 GMT 1, So much for blurry provenance and all those experts like PELLE : www.liveleak.com/view?i=fec_1197648954
The problems with these "SO CALLED experts" is that they do not say sorry after they have attacked and proven wrong.
So much for blurry provenance and all those experts like PELLE : www.liveleak.com/view?i=fec_1197648954The problems with these "SO CALLED experts" is that they do not say sorry after they have attacked and proven wrong. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by pelle on Sept 20, 2013 14:05:01 GMT 1, So much for blurry provenance and all those experts like PELLE : www.liveleak.com/view?i=fec_1197648954The problems with these "SO CALLED experts" is that they do not say sorry after they have attacked and proven wrong.
As previously stated in the thread about the "SPIKE" rock, all three of the "artworks" that you are trying to sell have sketchy provenance at best.
1) The "You Lie" rat has been demonstrated to have been sold for £300 on eBay in June 2013 (www.ebay.com/itm/151072577430). It came with no COA or proven provenance then, and from what you have presented, this has not changed.
2) The "Lying to the police is never wrong" faux wall piece comes with no proven provenance. At Still Kicking Gallery an e-mail which allegedly came from Pest Control was displayed along with it. There is no proof that this e-mail is not a fabrication, but even if it is real, it clearly confirms that the piece is NOT eligible for authentication. Also note that the e-mail is worded very carefully, so that it in no way confirms that this piece of decoration was actually made by Banksy.
3) The "SPIKE" rock also comes with very sketchy provenance. Again, the e-mails (which you seem to believe constitute "checked documents". Who were they checked by?) could easily be faked, and should therefore be disregarded as far as provenance goes, unless you have some way for the prospective buyer to confirm their authenticity (perhaps your good friend Ralph Lazarides can help you with this).
As an aside, regardless of the authenticity of the e-mails and the rock itself, if the piece was really sold for 30-35K USD in 2007 (as you claim), it seems strange that it would be for sale at Still Kicking Gallery in 2012 for roughly 7,700 USD. And even stranger that your current price tag of 17K USD should be considered "very reasonable".
To sum up: As already mentioned above, all of these "artworks" come with very doubtful provenance. The fact that the rock and the faux wall piece come with e-mails which are easy to fabricate and that they have been displayed at various dubious second-hand galleries does not make them the real deal. The fact that the rat stencil painting was sold on e-Bay a few months ago with no provenance and an unlikely "my-mate-found-this" story... well, I think that speaks for itself.
So much for blurry provenance and all those experts like PELLE : www.liveleak.com/view?i=fec_1197648954The problems with these "SO CALLED experts" is that they do not say sorry after they have attacked and proven wrong. As previously stated in the thread about the "SPIKE" rock, all three of the "artworks" that you are trying to sell have sketchy provenance at best. 1) The "You Lie" rat has been demonstrated to have been sold for £300 on eBay in June 2013 ( www.ebay.com/itm/151072577430). It came with no COA or proven provenance then, and from what you have presented, this has not changed. 2) The "Lying to the police is never wrong" faux wall piece comes with no proven provenance. At Still Kicking Gallery an e-mail which allegedly came from Pest Control was displayed along with it. There is no proof that this e-mail is not a fabrication, but even if it is real, it clearly confirms that the piece is NOT eligible for authentication. Also note that the e-mail is worded very carefully, so that it in no way confirms that this piece of decoration was actually made by Banksy. 3) The "SPIKE" rock also comes with very sketchy provenance. Again, the e-mails (which you seem to believe constitute "checked documents". Who were they checked by?) could easily be faked, and should therefore be disregarded as far as provenance goes, unless you have some way for the prospective buyer to confirm their authenticity (perhaps your good friend Ralph Lazarides can help you with this). As an aside, regardless of the authenticity of the e-mails and the rock itself, if the piece was really sold for 30-35K USD in 2007 (as you claim), it seems strange that it would be for sale at Still Kicking Gallery in 2012 for roughly 7,700 USD. And even stranger that your current price tag of 17K USD should be considered "very reasonable". To sum up: As already mentioned above, all of these "artworks" come with very doubtful provenance. The fact that the rock and the faux wall piece come with e-mails which are easy to fabricate and that they have been displayed at various dubious second-hand galleries does not make them the real deal. The fact that the rat stencil painting was sold on e-Bay a few months ago with no provenance and an unlikely "my-mate-found-this" story... well, I think that speaks for itself. |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Oct 18, 2013 14:15:15 GMT 1, Seeing as presently there is a wider audience looking at the forum, i thought i would give this a bump to give them all the chance of seeing it.
Seeing as presently there is a wider audience looking at the forum, i thought i would give this a bump to give them all the chance of seeing it.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Jun 8, 2014 15:42:13 GMT 1, Also, I do like it!.
Did it sell then?.
Also, I do like it!.
Did it sell then?.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Aug 30, 2014 21:30:03 GMT 1, Lovely. I emailed that chap about prices for a couple of lots on his webbysite, no answer, not even in trash.
Verdict, fkin useless.
Hes got the Banksy v Andipa catalogue up at 700 quid on there.
Lovely. I emailed that chap about prices for a couple of lots on his webbysite, no answer, not even in trash.
Verdict, fkin useless.
Hes got the Banksy v Andipa catalogue up at 700 quid on there.
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Aug 31, 2014 7:16:27 GMT 1, Lovely. I emailed that chap about prices for a couple of lots on his webbysite, no answer, not even in trash. Verdict, fkin useless. Hes got the Banksy v Andipa catalogue up at 700 quid on there.
It is kinda sad.... Spike has been in his glass case of emotion for years now and no one seem to care.... 
Can't we call a liberation front of some sort?
Lovely. I emailed that chap about prices for a couple of lots on his webbysite, no answer, not even in trash. Verdict, fkin useless. Hes got the Banksy v Andipa catalogue up at 700 quid on there. It is kinda sad.... Spike has been in his glass case of emotion for years now and no one seem to care.... Can't we call a liberation front of some sort? |
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FS: Rare Banksy artificial wall piece , by Deleted on Nov 1, 2014 9:44:27 GMT 1, I see Brandler has this in his inventory now, at least, I saw it on his flyer.
I see Brandler has this in his inventory now, at least, I saw it on his flyer.
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