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Christie's Art Auctions , by josephwillis123 on Jul 22, 2021 15:20:36 GMT 1, Well done. 50x40 cm?
Well done. 50x40 cm?
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Georgie Poppit on Jul 22, 2021 15:39:43 GMT 1, Olive Allen has to be the weakest artist in history. Making a killing though.
Olive Allen has to be the weakest artist in history. Making a killing though.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Georgie Poppit on Jul 22, 2021 15:48:18 GMT 1, That Aboudia (on paper) was sold through Christies in March ($10,625 inc fees) yet it's been flipped and is now at $30k. Quite surprised Christies is supporting such behaviour.
That Aboudia (on paper) was sold through Christies in March ($10,625 inc fees) yet it's been flipped and is now at $30k. Quite surprised Christies is supporting such behaviour. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by apprint on Jul 22, 2021 17:30:04 GMT 1, Aboudia is crushing the estimate while the 2 Banksy works are crapping the bed ! Wow I cant believe a small canvas is going for that much now. I got mine a few months ago for 1/3 of it  50x40 2018 untitled
I got all my canvas for lest than 10k
Last year...
Aboudia is crushing the estimate while the 2 Banksy works are crapping the bed ! Wow I cant believe a small canvas is going for that much now. I got mine a few months ago for 1/3 of it 50x40 2018 untitled I got all my canvas for lest than 10k Last year... |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by apprint on Jul 22, 2021 17:35:03 GMT 1, Edger canvas 120k
With fees over over 170k
Edger canvas 120k
With fees over over 170k
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Christie's Art Auctions , by DOH on Jul 22, 2021 17:42:21 GMT 1, KB strong as ever
That pink panther canvas was almost a postage stamp
KB strong as ever
That pink panther canvas was almost a postage stamp
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Georgie Poppit on Jul 22, 2021 18:47:31 GMT 1, Aboudia $43,750 with an estimate of $3-5k thatโs huge given itโs a work on paper.
Aboudia $43,750 with an estimate of $3-5k thatโs huge given itโs a work on paper.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Jimini Cricket on Jul 22, 2021 19:48:24 GMT 1, Take a bow artnthatuk...  
Artnthatuk come out and say something.
$112,500 including buyer's premium.
Take a bow you sly, sly dog.
Take a bow artnthatuk... Artnthatuk come out and say something. $112,500 including buyer's premium. Take a bow you sly, sly dog. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Terry Fuckwitt on Jul 22, 2021 21:16:55 GMT 1,
Yeah not bad for unsigned. Looks like prices are still doing OK, despite being out of season eh?
Yeah not bad for unsigned. Looks like prices are still doing OK, despite being out of season eh? |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Poster Bob on Jul 22, 2021 21:21:19 GMT 1, $100k hammer, and as per the note, they dropped the opening bid to $80k so there wasn't much competition.
Edit: Having looked at the site, I now see prices which end in 50, which is not an allowable bid increment. This would mean that they lowered the price to $80k and there was a single bid.
Yeah not bad for unsigned. Looks like prices are still doing OK, despite being out of season eh?
$100k hammer, and as per the note, they dropped the opening bid to $80k so there wasn't much competition. Edit: Having looked at the site, I now see prices which end in 50, which is not an allowable bid increment. This would mean that they lowered the price to $80k and there was a single bid. Yeah not bad for unsigned. Looks like prices are still doing OK, despite being out of season eh? |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Wanchope on Jul 22, 2021 21:39:36 GMT 1, Yep and napalm and signed trollies werenโt amazing price levels by any stretch but market stabilising I guess. Some of the other artists stuff were strong in price. Interesting auction
Yep and napalm and signed trollies werenโt amazing price levels by any stretch but market stabilising I guess. Some of the other artists stuff were strong in price. Interesting auction
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Christie's Art Auctions , by JockoLad on Jul 22, 2021 21:51:43 GMT 1, Do the prices on the Christies site inlude fees?
Do the prices on the Christies site inlude fees?
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Christie's Art Auctions , by ca on Jul 22, 2021 22:12:32 GMT 1, Take a bow artnthatuk... Artnthatuk come out and say something.$112,500 including buyer's premium. Take a bow you sly, sly dog.
Take a bow artnthatuk... Artnthatuk come out and say something.$112,500 including buyer's premium. Take a bow you sly, sly dog. Amazing that someone will pay 6 figure for that small of a WOP by Calleja. Well done goodart |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Terry Fuckwitt on Jul 22, 2021 22:36:25 GMT 1,
You can't take two anomalies out of the last fourteen sales as a price point, that's just silly.
You can't take two anomalies out of the last fourteen sales as a price point, that's just silly. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by ricardob on Jul 23, 2021 3:25:09 GMT 1, yeah but the person who paid that was an idiot 
yeah but the person who paid that was an idiot I heard exactly the same when someone paid 25K for a signed GWRB 12 years ago |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by samo on Jul 23, 2021 17:22:29 GMT 1, Wow, somebody must have really wanted that Kenny Scharf - Grammy print.
One just sold three week ago for โฌ 910 at Artcurial.
Wow, somebody must have really wanted that Kenny Scharf - Grammy print.
One just sold three week ago for โฌ 910 at Artcurial.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Georgie Poppit on Jul 23, 2021 21:36:20 GMT 1, Wow, somebody must have really wanted that Kenny Scharf - Grammy print. One just sold three week ago for โฌ 910 at Artcurial.
Wow, somebody must have really wanted that Kenny Scharf - Grammy print. One just sold three week ago for โฌ 910 at Artcurial. His prices have suddenly shot up, some very good recent auction results |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Francis on Jul 23, 2021 22:51:57 GMT 1, This auction has shown that KAWS 4-footers are no longer worth their weight in plastic.
This auction has shown that KAWS 4-footers are no longer worth their weight in plastic.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by vvk on Jul 23, 2021 23:10:12 GMT 1, This auction has shown that KAWS 4-footers are no longer worth their weight in plastic.
Always wanted a KAWS x SORAYAMA didnt realise they are almost within reach
This auction has shown that KAWS 4-footers are no longer worth their weight in plastic. still way up over original cost.. Always wanted a KAWS x SORAYAMA didnt realise they are almost within reach |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Jimini Cricket on Jul 24, 2021 1:52:29 GMT 1, This auction has shown that KAWS 4-footers are no longer worth their weight in plastic.
Long term conservation issues.
This auction has shown that KAWS 4-footers are no longer worth their weight in plastic. Long term conservation issues. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by maze on Jul 26, 2021 17:18:23 GMT 1, Anyone tried Tricera.net before? They have a great artwork displayed however i am not entirely sure.
Anyone tried Tricera.net before? They have a great artwork displayed however i am not entirely sure.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by bibilitalien on Jul 26, 2021 17:31:27 GMT 1, Anyone tried Tricera.net before? They have a great artwork displayed however i am not entirely sure.
Not pleasant experience for me: after confirming availability and paying for the artwork (even apparently confirming with the artist he could ship the work straight away), Iโve been told that artwork was no more available! They proposed me either refund or another artwork! Decided to go for 2nd option which they confirm! Few days after, they cancel it as artwork proposed by them was more expensive than what I paid initially. Not sure they asked the artist anyway, but it was an emerging artist so potentially different than for you
Only positive point is they refunded me (Paypal payment)
Hope this is helpful! Each to their own anyway regarding decision
Anyone tried Tricera.net before? They have a great artwork displayed however i am not entirely sure. Not pleasant experience for me: after confirming availability and paying for the artwork (even apparently confirming with the artist he could ship the work straight away), Iโve been told that artwork was no more available! They proposed me either refund or another artwork! Decided to go for 2nd option which they confirm! Few days after, they cancel it as artwork proposed by them was more expensive than what I paid initially. Not sure they asked the artist anyway, but it was an emerging artist so potentially different than for you Only positive point is they refunded me (Paypal payment) Hope this is helpful! Each to their own anyway regarding decision |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by maze on Jul 26, 2021 20:38:27 GMT 1, Anyone tried Tricera.net before? They have a great artwork displayed however i am not entirely sure. Not pleasant experience for me: after confirming availability and paying for the artwork (even apparently confirming with the artist he could ship the work straight away), Iโve been told that artwork was no more available! They proposed me either refund or another artwork! Decided to go for 2nd option which they confirm! Few days after, they cancel it as artwork proposed by them was more expensive than what I paid initially. Not sure they asked the artist anyway, but it was an emerging artist so potentially different than for you Only positive point is they refunded me (Paypal payment) Hope this is helpful! Each to their own anyway regarding decision
Thank you very much for your reply, i was about to buy from them however i had some doubts that is why. At least they refunded you and in my case if something bad happens i will be expecting a refund from them.
Anyone tried Tricera.net before? They have a great artwork displayed however i am not entirely sure. Not pleasant experience for me: after confirming availability and paying for the artwork (even apparently confirming with the artist he could ship the work straight away), Iโve been told that artwork was no more available! They proposed me either refund or another artwork! Decided to go for 2nd option which they confirm! Few days after, they cancel it as artwork proposed by them was more expensive than what I paid initially. Not sure they asked the artist anyway, but it was an emerging artist so potentially different than for you Only positive point is they refunded me (Paypal payment) Hope this is helpful! Each to their own anyway regarding decision Thank you very much for your reply, i was about to buy from them however i had some doubts that is why. At least they refunded you and in my case if something bad happens i will be expecting a refund from them. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by JFCC on Sept 10, 2021 10:15:15 GMT 1, The Christies catalogue is the best for a long while. Two Kates, signed AP LIITA, Gold GWB, Signed Laugh Now, Signed Rude Copper, Soup can, Grey CYW are all good to see for sale.
Overall the estimates are pretty fair on most, one or two are a bit strong and the unsigned prints have a fair starting point.
The obvious one to talk about is Gold GWB with an ยฃ800k lowest estimate/starting point which takes it over a ยฃ1m straight away with fees. Ouch!! However historically one sold at Sothebys for ยฃ1.1m in March 2021 and ยฃ400k at Christies in Set 2019. Is it worth a ยฃ1m? Probably as a number have sold privately at that price but will it runaway and go beyond the previous record, I think it's unlikely but would love it to do so.
The Kates are about right but there are now 3 up for auction today and whilst a glut is unlikely to follow on to the market again there is a question as to whether there are 3 buyers willing to chase these up to the previous record of nearly ยฃ300k as achieved in March 2021. Again, personally I'd be surprised but again would love them to do so.
The same could apply to CYW. The last grey failed to sell at Forum, which perhaps was no surprise as the auction was still in the holiday season, even I missed it. There are 3 now for sale Pink, Grey and Queue Jumper Grey (Sothebys). Price wise QJ will run as the starting estimates are low, Pink and Grey should do well but again the market got over excited at the coloured variants earlier in the year so I'd be surprised to see records as good as the pieces are.
The LIITA AP starting point and estimate is less than half what it made (sold at ยฃ540k) in December 2020, but I think the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece.
The other items are all pretty good! Let's all watch and see how it unfolds and best of luck if any of you are selling at either Christies or Sotheby's.
The Christies catalogue is the best for a long while. Two Kates, signed AP LIITA, Gold GWB, Signed Laugh Now, Signed Rude Copper, Soup can, Grey CYW are all good to see for sale.
Overall the estimates are pretty fair on most, one or two are a bit strong and the unsigned prints have a fair starting point.
The obvious one to talk about is Gold GWB with an ยฃ800k lowest estimate/starting point which takes it over a ยฃ1m straight away with fees. Ouch!! However historically one sold at Sothebys for ยฃ1.1m in March 2021 and ยฃ400k at Christies in Set 2019. Is it worth a ยฃ1m? Probably as a number have sold privately at that price but will it runaway and go beyond the previous record, I think it's unlikely but would love it to do so.
The Kates are about right but there are now 3 up for auction today and whilst a glut is unlikely to follow on to the market again there is a question as to whether there are 3 buyers willing to chase these up to the previous record of nearly ยฃ300k as achieved in March 2021. Again, personally I'd be surprised but again would love them to do so.
The same could apply to CYW. The last grey failed to sell at Forum, which perhaps was no surprise as the auction was still in the holiday season, even I missed it. There are 3 now for sale Pink, Grey and Queue Jumper Grey (Sothebys). Price wise QJ will run as the starting estimates are low, Pink and Grey should do well but again the market got over excited at the coloured variants earlier in the year so I'd be surprised to see records as good as the pieces are.
The LIITA AP starting point and estimate is less than half what it made (sold at ยฃ540k) in December 2020, but I think the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece.
The other items are all pretty good! Let's all watch and see how it unfolds and best of luck if any of you are selling at either Christies or Sotheby's.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Poster Bob on Sept 10, 2021 12:58:30 GMT 1, Any proof of "the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece."
The Christies catalogue is the best for a long while. Two Kates, signed AP Love is in The Air, Gold Girl With Balloon, Signed Laugh Now, Signed Rude Copper, Soup can, Grey Choose Your Weapon are all good to see for sale. Overall the estimates are pretty fair on most, one or two are a bit strong and the unsigned prints have a fair starting point. The obvious one to talk about is Gold Girl With Balloon with an ยฃ800k lowest estimate/starting point which takes it over a ยฃ1m straight away with fees. Ouch!! However historically one sold at Sothebys for ยฃ1.1m in March 2021 and ยฃ400k at Christies in Set 2019. Is it worth a ยฃ1m? Probably as a number have sold privately at that price but will it runaway and go beyond the previous record, I think it's unlikely but would love it to do so. The Kates are about right but there are now 3 up for auction today and whilst a glut is unlikely to follow on to the market again there is a question as to whether there are 3 buyers willing to chase these up to the previous record of nearly ยฃ300k as achieved in March 2021. Again, personally I'd be surprised but again would love them to do so. The same could apply to Choose Your Weapon. The last grey failed to sell at Forum, which perhaps was no surprise as the auction was still in the holiday season, even I missed it. There are 3 now for sale Pink, Grey and Queue Jumper Grey (Sothebys). Price wise QJ will run as the starting estimates are low, Pink and Grey should do well but again the market got over excited at the coloured variants earlier in the year so I'd be surprised to see records as good as the pieces are. The Love is in The Air AP starting point and estimate is less than half what it made (sold at ยฃ540k) in December 2020, but I think the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece. The other items are all pretty good! Let's all watch and see how it unfolds and best of luck if any of you are selling at either Christies or Sotheby's.
Any proof of "the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece." The Christies catalogue is the best for a long while. Two Kates, signed AP Love is in The Air, Gold Girl With Balloon, Signed Laugh Now, Signed Rude Copper, Soup can, Grey Choose Your Weapon are all good to see for sale. Overall the estimates are pretty fair on most, one or two are a bit strong and the unsigned prints have a fair starting point. The obvious one to talk about is Gold Girl With Balloon with an ยฃ800k lowest estimate/starting point which takes it over a ยฃ1m straight away with fees. Ouch!! However historically one sold at Sothebys for ยฃ1.1m in March 2021 and ยฃ400k at Christies in Set 2019. Is it worth a ยฃ1m? Probably as a number have sold privately at that price but will it runaway and go beyond the previous record, I think it's unlikely but would love it to do so. The Kates are about right but there are now 3 up for auction today and whilst a glut is unlikely to follow on to the market again there is a question as to whether there are 3 buyers willing to chase these up to the previous record of nearly ยฃ300k as achieved in March 2021. Again, personally I'd be surprised but again would love them to do so. The same could apply to Choose Your Weapon. The last grey failed to sell at Forum, which perhaps was no surprise as the auction was still in the holiday season, even I missed it. There are 3 now for sale Pink, Grey and Queue Jumper Grey (Sothebys). Price wise QJ will run as the starting estimates are low, Pink and Grey should do well but again the market got over excited at the coloured variants earlier in the year so I'd be surprised to see records as good as the pieces are. The Love is in The Air AP starting point and estimate is less than half what it made (sold at ยฃ540k) in December 2020, but I think the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece. The other items are all pretty good! Let's all watch and see how it unfolds and best of luck if any of you are selling at either Christies or Sotheby's. |
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Christie's Art Auctions , by Sundowner on Sept 10, 2021 14:20:15 GMT 1, Interesting to see the different pricing strategy set by Christies vs Sothebys. The mind boggles how Sothebys have convinced buyers to agree to those low-end estimates.
Interesting to see the different pricing strategy set by Christies vs Sothebys. The mind boggles how Sothebys have convinced buyers to agree to those low-end estimates.
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Christie's Art Auctions , by JFCC on Sept 10, 2021 16:18:49 GMT 1, Any proof of "the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece." The Christies catalogue is the best for a long while. Two Kates, signed AP Love is in The Air, Gold Girl With Balloon, Signed Laugh Now, Signed Rude Copper, Soup can, Grey Choose Your Weapon are all good to see for sale. Overall the estimates are pretty fair on most, one or two are a bit strong and the unsigned prints have a fair starting point. The obvious one to talk about is Gold Girl With Balloon with an ยฃ800k lowest estimate/starting point which takes it over a ยฃ1m straight away with fees. Ouch!! However historically one sold at Sothebys for ยฃ1.1m in March 2021 and ยฃ400k at Christies in Set 2019. Is it worth a ยฃ1m? Probably as a number have sold privately at that price but will it runaway and go beyond the previous record, I think it's unlikely but would love it to do so. The Kates are about right but there are now 3 up for auction today and whilst a glut is unlikely to follow on to the market again there is a question as to whether there are 3 buyers willing to chase these up to the previous record of nearly ยฃ300k as achieved in March 2021. Again, personally I'd be surprised but again would love them to do so. The same could apply to Choose Your Weapon. The last grey failed to sell at Forum, which perhaps was no surprise as the auction was still in the holiday season, even I missed it. There are 3 now for sale Pink, Grey and Queue Jumper Grey (Sothebys). Price wise QJ will run as the starting estimates are low, Pink and Grey should do well but again the market got over excited at the coloured variants earlier in the year so I'd be surprised to see records as good as the pieces are. The Love is in The Air AP starting point and estimate is less than half what it made (sold at ยฃ540k) in December 2020, but I think the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece. The other items are all pretty good! Let's all watch and see how it unfolds and best of luck if any of you are selling at either Christies or Sotheby's.
Any proof of "the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece." The Christies catalogue is the best for a long while. Two Kates, signed AP Love is in The Air, Gold Girl With Balloon, Signed Laugh Now, Signed Rude Copper, Soup can, Grey Choose Your Weapon are all good to see for sale. Overall the estimates are pretty fair on most, one or two are a bit strong and the unsigned prints have a fair starting point. The obvious one to talk about is Gold Girl With Balloon with an ยฃ800k lowest estimate/starting point which takes it over a ยฃ1m straight away with fees. Ouch!! However historically one sold at Sothebys for ยฃ1.1m in March 2021 and ยฃ400k at Christies in Set 2019. Is it worth a ยฃ1m? Probably as a number have sold privately at that price but will it runaway and go beyond the previous record, I think it's unlikely but would love it to do so. The Kates are about right but there are now 3 up for auction today and whilst a glut is unlikely to follow on to the market again there is a question as to whether there are 3 buyers willing to chase these up to the previous record of nearly ยฃ300k as achieved in March 2021. Again, personally I'd be surprised but again would love them to do so. The same could apply to Choose Your Weapon. The last grey failed to sell at Forum, which perhaps was no surprise as the auction was still in the holiday season, even I missed it. There are 3 now for sale Pink, Grey and Queue Jumper Grey (Sothebys). Price wise QJ will run as the starting estimates are low, Pink and Grey should do well but again the market got over excited at the coloured variants earlier in the year so I'd be surprised to see records as good as the pieces are. The Love is in The Air AP starting point and estimate is less than half what it made (sold at ยฃ540k) in December 2020, but I think the high points were anomalous caused by Asian buyers chasing what had been a fairly rarely seen piece. The other items are all pretty good! Let's all watch and see how it unfolds and best of luck if any of you are selling at either Christies or Sotheby's. I was told that by senior employees at both Christies and Forum who are responsible for Urban/prints and multiples Auctions. Thats the best I can offer and seemed plausible, I am not to sure why they would make that up? |
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