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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by coller on Feb 24, 2019 21:30:59 GMT 1, that box is awesome. is there anything on the other side?
that box is awesome. is there anything on the other side?
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by sl1973 on Feb 24, 2019 23:07:31 GMT 1, that box is awesome. is there anything on the other side?
Star of David, Jesus on the Cross, Turn Water into Wine iconographs on the long 2x sides
X and FRAGILE IDEOLOGY on 1x end side
X and (FR crossed out) AGILE on 1x end side
that box is awesome. is there anything on the other side? Four hand painted stencils: Star of David, Jesus on the Cross, Turn Water into Wine iconographs on the long 2x sides X and FRAGILE IDEOLOGY on 1x end side X and (FR crossed out) AGILE on 1x end side |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by moron on Feb 28, 2019 23:17:42 GMT 1, I have professionally worked with Bonhams many many times. I would never put anything up for auction with them as I've seen their storage and handling facilities and in my eyes are not up to par. Weird that this is being sold through them as I'm sure other avenues hold a better clientele and grouping for this piece.
I have professionally worked with Bonhams many many times. I would never put anything up for auction with them as I've seen their storage and handling facilities and in my eyes are not up to par. Weird that this is being sold through them as I'm sure other avenues hold a better clientele and grouping for this piece. I met someone who told me they used to work for Bonhams a few years ago. They alledged that some items put into auction were never bid on by the public and that Bonhams staff bid on the items themselves and bought them at the low reserves before the doors opened to the public. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by 19818914 on Mar 1, 2019 2:44:42 GMT 1, They do that to Banksys every time.
They do that to Banksys every time.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by sl1973 on Mar 1, 2019 4:54:32 GMT 1, I have professionally worked with Bonhams many many times. I would never put anything up for auction with them as I've seen their storage and handling facilities and in my eyes are not up to par. Weird that this is being sold through them as I'm sure other avenues hold a better clientele and grouping for this piece. I met someone who told me they used to work for Bonhams a few years ago. They alledged that some items put into auction were never bid on by the public and that Bonhams staff bid on the items themselves and bought them at the low reserves before the doors opened to the public.
I have professionally worked with Bonhams many many times. I would never put anything up for auction with them as I've seen their storage and handling facilities and in my eyes are not up to par. Weird that this is being sold through them as I'm sure other avenues hold a better clientele and grouping for this piece. I met someone who told me they used to work for Bonhams a few years ago. They alledged that some items put into auction were never bid on by the public and that Bonhams staff bid on the items themselves and bought them at the low reserves before the doors opened to the public. Does not make a lot of sense if it's an open floor physical auction as the auctioneer is on the floor with all auction attendees taking bids. If they were to publish in the auction catalogue for a floor auction, how would they stop clients attending the auction and not bidding? It would make for outrageous fraud, hard to believe true with a a top tier auction house running a published floor auction? |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Villain Dillon on Mar 1, 2019 7:06:05 GMT 1, I met someone who told me they used to work for Bonhams a few years ago. They alledged that some items put into auction were never bid on by the public and that Bonhams staff bid on the items themselves and bought them at the low reserves before the doors opened to the public. Does not make a lot of sense if it's an open floor physical auction as the auctioneer is on the floor with all auction attendees taking bids. If they were to publish in the auction catalogue for a floor auction, how would they stop clients attending the auction and not bidding? It would make for outrageous fraud, hard to believe true with a a top tier auction house running a published floor auction?
I met someone who told me they used to work for Bonhams a few years ago. They alledged that some items put into auction were never bid on by the public and that Bonhams staff bid on the items themselves and bought them at the low reserves before the doors opened to the public. Does not make a lot of sense if it's an open floor physical auction as the auctioneer is on the floor with all auction attendees taking bids. If they were to publish in the auction catalogue for a floor auction, how would they stop clients attending the auction and not bidding? It would make for outrageous fraud, hard to believe true with a a top tier auction house running a published floor auction? Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Deleted on Mar 1, 2019 15:35:29 GMT 1, Does not make a lot of sense if it's an open floor physical auction as the auctioneer is on the floor with all auction attendees taking bids. If they were to publish in the auction catalogue for a floor auction, how would they stop clients attending the auction and not bidding? It would make for outrageous fraud, hard to believe true with a a top tier auction house running a published floor auction? Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works.
Does not make a lot of sense if it's an open floor physical auction as the auctioneer is on the floor with all auction attendees taking bids. If they were to publish in the auction catalogue for a floor auction, how would they stop clients attending the auction and not bidding? It would make for outrageous fraud, hard to believe true with a a top tier auction house running a published floor auction? Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works. I'm sorry but it's daft to say Bonhams deals in damaged prints and rubbish antiques. They are one of the most highly regarded auction houses in the UK, after Sothebys and perhaps Phillips. They are not some 2-bit company out to make a quick buck. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by sl1973 on Mar 2, 2019 1:00:38 GMT 1, Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works. I'm sorry but it's daft to say Bonhams deals in damaged prints and rubbish antiques. They are one of the most highly regarded auction houses in the UK, after Sothebys and perhaps Phillips. They are not some 2-bit company out to make a quick buck.
Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works. I'm sorry but it's daft to say Bonhams deals in damaged prints and rubbish antiques. They are one of the most highly regarded auction houses in the UK, after Sothebys and perhaps Phillips. They are not some 2-bit company out to make a quick buck. I tend to agree with this. I'm sure Sotheby's have a great conditions department however, Bonhams are still a major, very well regarded UK auction house who have commanded numerous record Banksy results which for sure have featured 'high roller' bidders. Serious collectors do not tend to discriminate if they really want a piece of work. I'm certain this thread subject auction is going to go high, my guess over 300k gbp as they have marketed to a lot of serious art world players that I know of. Not sure why a lot of folk here like to bash Bonhams lol. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Villain Dillon on Mar 2, 2019 3:41:06 GMT 1, Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works. I'm sorry but it's daft to say Bonhams deals in damaged prints and rubbish antiques. They are one of the most highly regarded auction houses in the UK, after Sothebys and perhaps Phillips. They are not some 2-bit company out to make a quick buck.
Bonhams deals with a lot of low hanging fruit...damaged prints, rubbish antiques, and the like. Not to say that they don't also have well formed auctions, but many aren't for high rollers per say. By comparison, Sotheby's has their own conservator and conditions dept, whereas Bonhams does not. This is on top of conditions being noted by the contracted shipping/handling company for Sotheby's. Multiple levels to confirm and inspect conditions on works. I'm sorry but it's daft to say Bonhams deals in damaged prints and rubbish antiques. They are one of the most highly regarded auction houses in the UK, after Sothebys and perhaps Phillips. They are not some 2-bit company out to make a quick buck. It's perfectly fine to disagree. I still stand by the fact that they deal in a lot of damaged prints and poor antiques. They also auction works in excellent condition. I am simply making an educated comparison based off of the resources I have seen put in place to both condition and store items of varied mediums. My comments were intended to lend a perspective that is truthful by my accounts of dealing with both auction houses. And I agree with you, they are not out to make a quick buck - they are established and have a long, historic foothold in the auctioneer world. Lastly, my statements come solely from working with California branches of both Bonhams and Sotheby's, which to be fair shouldn't be spread to their business practices around the globe. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by juveniled on Mar 3, 2019 12:24:46 GMT 1,
Artcurial are interesting (thanks for sharing!) although if I auctioned an OG or low edition piece I think i'd feel safer at one of the 4 big major auction houses? 616k euro is though a great price for a stencil on cardboard.
Basically this Crucifix piece has 4x stencils on cardboard plus the sculpture so it will be very interesting to watch what happens at this Bonhams sale. I'm guessing this will be very competitive. Hoping they do a live stream of the auction, is that standard at the big auctions does anyone know?
Artcurial are interesting (thanks for sharing!) although if I auctioned an OG or low edition piece I think i'd feel safer at one of the 4 big major auction houses? 616k euro is though a great price for a stencil on cardboard. Basically this Crucifix piece has 4x stencils on cardboard plus the sculpture so it will be very interesting to watch what happens at this Bonhams sale. I'm guessing this will be very competitive. Hoping they do a live stream of the auction, is that standard at the big auctions does anyone know? |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by irl1 on Mar 3, 2019 13:24:08 GMT 1, Artcurial are interesting (thanks for sharing!) although if I auctioned an OG or low edition piece I think i'd feel safer at one of the 4 big major auction houses? 616k euro is though a great price for a stencil on cardboard. Basically this Crucifix piece has 4x stencils on cardboard plus the sculpture so it will be very interesting to watch what happens at this Bonhams sale. I'm guessing this will be very competitive. Hoping they do a live stream of the auction, is that standard at the big auctions does anyone know?
Register with Bonhams. They use invaluable but i don't see this auction
www.bonhams.com/auctions/25213/lot/40/
Artcurial are interesting (thanks for sharing!) although if I auctioned an OG or low edition piece I think i'd feel safer at one of the 4 big major auction houses? 616k euro is though a great price for a stencil on cardboard. Basically this Crucifix piece has 4x stencils on cardboard plus the sculpture so it will be very interesting to watch what happens at this Bonhams sale. I'm guessing this will be very competitive. Hoping they do a live stream of the auction, is that standard at the big auctions does anyone know? Register with Bonhams. They use invaluable but i don't see this auction www.bonhams.com/auctions/25213/lot/40/ |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by juveniled on Mar 4, 2019 2:08:14 GMT 1, Artcurial are interesting (thanks for sharing!) although if I auctioned an OG or low edition piece I think i'd feel safer at one of the 4 big major auction houses? 616k euro is though a great price for a stencil on cardboard. Basically this Crucifix piece has 4x stencils on cardboard plus the sculpture so it will be very interesting to watch what happens at this Bonhams sale. I'm guessing this will be very competitive. Hoping they do a live stream of the auction, is that standard at the big auctions does anyone know? Register with Bonhams. They use invaluable but i don't see this auction www.bonhams.com/auctions/25213/lot/40/
Artcurial are interesting (thanks for sharing!) although if I auctioned an OG or low edition piece I think i'd feel safer at one of the 4 big major auction houses? 616k euro is though a great price for a stencil on cardboard. Basically this Crucifix piece has 4x stencils on cardboard plus the sculpture so it will be very interesting to watch what happens at this Bonhams sale. I'm guessing this will be very competitive. Hoping they do a live stream of the auction, is that standard at the big auctions does anyone know? Register with Bonhams. They use invaluable but i don't see this auction www.bonhams.com/auctions/25213/lot/40/Thanks! I do not see the auction listed on invaluable either, will register with bonhams, i guess it might become available live, on the day... |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by lv90210 on Mar 5, 2019 12:21:26 GMT 1, Thoughts on what this goes for tomorrow ?
Thoughts on what this goes for tomorrow ?
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by irl1 on Mar 5, 2019 12:25:29 GMT 1, Thoughts on what this goes for tomorrow ?
Thoughts on what this goes for tomorrow ? Being the first one in auction its anyone's guess. It should do over the 100 mark |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by irl1 on Mar 5, 2019 12:39:15 GMT 1, Large impressive sculpture with 4 meter thick rope and 4 hand painted stencils - should do over Β£250k, but it probably won't as it's the first one!
If they get the right two bidders it should do 200+ but then its not very wall friendly.
It would make a cool swing for the kids 
Large impressive sculpture with 4 meter thick rope and 4 hand painted stencils - should do over Β£250k, but it probably won't as it's the first one! You could be right, the box is probably worth the 100k on its own. If they get the right two bidders it should do 200+ but then its not very wall friendly. It would make a cool swing for the kids |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by barsukauk on Mar 5, 2019 12:46:11 GMT 1, Large impressive sculpture with 4 meter thick rope and 4 hand painted stencils - should do over Β£250k, but it probably won't as it's the first one! You could be right, the box is probably worth the 100k on its own.Β If they get the right two bidders it should do 200+ but then its not very wall friendly.Β It would make a cool swing for the kids Β
I donβt think is a COA for the box!
Large impressive sculpture with 4 meter thick rope and 4 hand painted stencils - should do over Β£250k, but it probably won't as it's the first one! You could be right, the box is probably worth the 100k on its own.Β If they get the right two bidders it should do 200+ but then its not very wall friendly.Β It would make a cool swing for the kids Β I donβt think is a COA for the box! |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Deleted on Mar 5, 2019 12:47:55 GMT 1, Thoughts on what this goes for tomorrow ?Β
Lets sweepstake it
I dont think it will hit low estimate as i have zero faith in Bonhams.
Come on Bonhams show me how wrong i am
My guesstimate Sub 70k
Thoughts on what this goes for tomorrow ?Β Lets sweepstake it I dont think it will hit low estimate as i have zero faith in Bonhams. Come on Bonhams show me how wrong i am My guesstimate Sub 70k |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by silvermyn on Mar 5, 2019 13:31:21 GMT 1, Lets sweepstake it I dont think it will hit low estimate as i have zero faith in Bonhams. Come on Bonhams show me how wrong i am My guesstimate Sub 70k Manty, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. No way on this earth will this not go over the high estimate! I am going to go for Β£170k hammer 
Lets sweepstake it I dont think it will hit low estimate as i have zero faith in Bonhams. Come on Bonhams show me how wrong i am My guesstimate Sub 70k Manty, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. No way on this earth will this not go over the high estimate! I am going to go for Β£170k hammer Hammer at Β£90k |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by The Italian One on Mar 5, 2019 14:55:17 GMT 1, let me guess....
if a print at release (sale ends v.2) cost 500 and now is traded between 18-22 k
a sculture in a ed of only 25 at 40 k at source...mmmmmmmm a lot more than 200k
just my 2 c guess
funny to see at least
let me guess....
if a print at release (sale ends v.2) cost 500 and now is traded between 18-22 k
a sculture in a ed of only 25 at 40 k at source...mmmmmmmm a lot more than 200k
just my 2 c guess
funny to see at least
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by apprint on Mar 5, 2019 15:04:10 GMT 1, I must let the wife know about this, its my birthday 4 days later Its Bonhams, You'll get it for about Β£50
I must let the wife know about this, its my birthday 4 days later Its Bonhams, You'll get it for about Β£50 you will be crying if it sale for Β£50 |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by 19818914 on Mar 5, 2019 15:50:06 GMT 1, 140k. My father has one. Beautiful work of art, however the clay on it is very soft in the summer time. We keep it refrigerated.
140k. My father has one. Beautiful work of art, however the clay on it is very soft in the summer time. We keep it refrigerated.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Gunny on Mar 5, 2019 16:17:35 GMT 1, It is interesting to hear the comments etc on this. I am guessing those who have actually seen it in the hotel will be the high guesser's and the people who havn't the low guesser's. For those saying most would prefer a canvas, I would agree, however, that would apply to people who would want to display a Banksy work in their house. I wouldn't really want to display it in my house, however a lot of well-off people would love to display it in their big barns, loft spaces hanging from the rafters, perhaps in an arty games room etc. Then there are all the people with money investing in art, they will see this as a good buy anywhere under 200k. There are not many Banksy originals on the market and the Banksy original market has a long way to go..... it has only just recently started to get going........
On a side not, i spotted this on instagram......... TOP RIGHT
http://instagr.am/p/Br0EP_Tj1SG
It is interesting to hear the comments etc on this. I am guessing those who have actually seen it in the hotel will be the high guesser's and the people who havn't the low guesser's. For those saying most would prefer a canvas, I would agree, however, that would apply to people who would want to display a Banksy work in their house. I wouldn't really want to display it in my house, however a lot of well-off people would love to display it in their big barns, loft spaces hanging from the rafters, perhaps in an arty games room etc. Then there are all the people with money investing in art, they will see this as a good buy anywhere under 200k. There are not many Banksy originals on the market and the Banksy original market has a long way to go..... it has only just recently started to get going........ On a side not, i spotted this on instagram......... TOP RIGHT http://instagr.am/p/Br0EP_Tj1SG |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by 19818914 on Mar 5, 2019 16:24:05 GMT 1, It is interesting to hear the comments etc on this. I am guessing those who have actually seen it in the hotel will be the high guesser's and the people who havn't the low guesser's. For those saying most would prefer a canvas, I would agree, however, that would apply to people who would want to display a Banksy work in their house. I wouldn't really want to display it in my house, however a lot of well-off people would love to display it in their big barns, loft spaces hanging from the rafters, perhaps in an arty games room etc. Then there are all the people with money investing in art, they will see this as a good buy anywhere under 200k. There are not many Banksy originals on the market and the Banksy original market has a long way to go..... it has only just recently started to get going........ On a side not, i spotted this on instagram......... http://instagr.am/p/Br0EP_Tj1SG
Whatβs the big deal about putting this up in the home?
It is interesting to hear the comments etc on this. I am guessing those who have actually seen it in the hotel will be the high guesser's and the people who havn't the low guesser's. For those saying most would prefer a canvas, I would agree, however, that would apply to people who would want to display a Banksy work in their house. I wouldn't really want to display it in my house, however a lot of well-off people would love to display it in their big barns, loft spaces hanging from the rafters, perhaps in an arty games room etc. Then there are all the people with money investing in art, they will see this as a good buy anywhere under 200k. There are not many Banksy originals on the market and the Banksy original market has a long way to go..... it has only just recently started to get going........ On a side not, i spotted this on instagram......... http://instagr.am/p/Br0EP_Tj1SG Whatβs the big deal about putting this up in the home? |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Gunny on Mar 5, 2019 16:27:00 GMT 1, It is interesting to hear the comments etc on this. I am guessing those who have actually seen it in the hotel will be the high guesser's and the people who havn't the low guesser's. For those saying most would prefer a canvas, I would agree, however, that would apply to people who would want to display a Banksy work in their house. I wouldn't really want to display it in my house, however a lot of well-off people would love to display it in their big barns, loft spaces hanging from the rafters, perhaps in an arty games room etc. Then there are all the people with money investing in art, they will see this as a good buy anywhere under 200k. There are not many Banksy originals on the market and the Banksy original market has a long way to go..... it has only just recently started to get going........ On a side not, i spotted this on instagram......... http://instagr.am/p/Br0EP_Tj1SG Whatβs the big deal about putting this up in the home?
It is interesting to hear the comments etc on this. I am guessing those who have actually seen it in the hotel will be the high guesser's and the people who havn't the low guesser's. For those saying most would prefer a canvas, I would agree, however, that would apply to people who would want to display a Banksy work in their house. I wouldn't really want to display it in my house, however a lot of well-off people would love to display it in their big barns, loft spaces hanging from the rafters, perhaps in an arty games room etc. Then there are all the people with money investing in art, they will see this as a good buy anywhere under 200k. There are not many Banksy originals on the market and the Banksy original market has a long way to go..... it has only just recently started to get going........ On a side not, i spotted this on instagram......... http://instagr.am/p/Br0EP_Tj1SG Whatβs the big deal about putting this up in the home? i don't think it's a big deal, it's just a bit big and awkward with the rope. You would need a decent space to display it and most people don't have the space. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by 19818914 on Mar 5, 2019 16:28:21 GMT 1, Whatβs the big deal about putting this up in the home? i don't think it's a big deal, it's just a bit big and awkward with the rope. You would need a decent space to display it and most people don't have the space.
All the more special. So many creative possibilities with displaying this work.
Whatβs the big deal about putting this up in the home? i don't think it's a big deal, it's just a bit big and awkward with the rope. You would need a decent space to display it and most people don't have the space. All the more special. So many creative possibilities with displaying this work. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Winter on Mar 5, 2019 16:35:40 GMT 1, Very tricky to call this one, could go either way.
Very tricky to call this one, could go either way.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by hnkpnk on Mar 5, 2019 16:46:51 GMT 1, Javelin's work is next level
Is this the for-sale-version:
Javelin's work is next level Several nice new and old Banksys in that account. Is this the for-sale-version: |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by irl1 on Mar 5, 2019 17:00:58 GMT 1, Very tricky to call this one, could go either way.
The estimate is 70 to 100. What would the reserve be, 50/60.
Cost 40 + 8 vat.
If it only sold for the reserve the seller would be sick.
Very tricky to call this one, could go either way. Yes very tricky. There are 26 of them The estimate is 70 to 100. What would the reserve be, 50/60. Cost 40 + 8 vat. If it only sold for the reserve the seller would be sick. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Deleted on Mar 5, 2019 17:35:26 GMT 1, Very tricky to call this one, could go either way.
well come on... stop fence sitting.......whats your guesstimate ;-)
Very tricky to call this one, could go either way. well come on... stop fence sitting.......whats your guesstimate ;-) |
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