The way his leg is going ten to the dozen it looks like he's been on the Candy  

Yes, a bit brutal for you mate, there were some strange results tonight, silly pieces that went for great money! and great pieces that went for silly money! Auctions really can be so hit and miss, and personally I cannot stand giving Auction houses pretty much up to 40% on hammer with fees, VAT and ARR, so I stick to face to face dealings eaither on forums like this or ebay etc.

Where can you see the banksy results ?

Results including premium:

Grin reaper SIGNED- 50 k
Love is in the air - 35 k
Sale ends SIGNED- passed
Welcome to hell - 18.7 k
Jack and Jill - 20 k
Bomb hugger - 22.5 k
Queen victoria - passed
Have a nice day - passed
Weston super mare - passed

Wow!  And people were hating on Forum Auctions … wonder how low prices will go.

VAT is only added to the buyers premium not the overall price. So on a £20k hammer it would only add approx £1k etc. 

Happy to be corrected if that’s wrong. 

I think a lot of prints on that list were actually signed. The vast majority of unsigned didn’t hit low reserve of hammered for less than £20k. GWB obviously brings the average up though! 

Edit. Just checked and everything down from Weston Super Mare (signed) was also signed (apart from GWB)

Some bargains to be had for some on the Banksy front, although as above no idea if they will go lower. The auctioneer really did rattle through, hardly any time on even decent prints, must have had to get the train back to the Surrey! The Nick Walker TMA london did well, not mine, but yes I do have one, that I might part with.
Don’t know if auctions is really the best place to sell things in light of my viewing tonight.
And next
And next
And next
Ohhh we are finished!

Yes, it was a poor night for Miller, only 2 of 7 sold.
And although I'm a fan of his work, I do think his prices have been over inflated of late, and a correction is in order.

No. That average is for signed prints lol 
It was a massacre. 

are all the results already available to see? apart Banksy..

Here are the "all in prices" (rough estimate to add the VAT on the buyers premium plus ARR). It assumes they are all UK prints otherwise import duty at 5% of the hammer price needs to be added. I didn't check if any were TBH.

A bad day at both Tate Ward and Bonhams but not a surprise in the market place or from the letters dire catalogue.

Well done to the buyers and I feel sorry for the sellers, I am genuinely surprised there are still so many who need to liquidate!!

Grin reaper signed - £54.1
Love is in the air - £37.9k
Welcome to hell - £18.9
Jack and Jill - £21.6k
Bomb hugger - £24.3k
Bomb middle England - £16.4
Weston super mare - Signed - £24.4k
Golf sale - signed - £32.5k
Fought the law - signed - £32.5 k
CND - signed - £33.8k
Jack and Jill - signed - £41.9 k
Soup can pink - signed - 40.5 k
Because I'm worthless - signed - £55 k
Welcome to hell - signed - £50 k
Girl with balloon - 68.9k

7 items were passed which again is not a surprise due to the size of the sale and scale of the Banksy content.

I’m not surprised people still need to liquidate as the worlds economies are suffering in a big way. Disposable income becomes less and less and there are lots of people wanting a cushion of capital for what may be ahead. The results are getting worse and worse and that is clearly evident. Having said that if the people selling have had their banksys for a while they are still making good wedge and not everything in life is about banksy values.

I agree Harveyn. I also think, stating the obvious, that the key element in auction results is the auction house chosen along with what other works are part of the auction. Obviously the strongest factor is which buyers are attending/watching. I suppose marketing by the auction house is a key factor in having a successful result. That specific auction having Brace Yourself as part of it likely brought in the B heavy hitters. 
www.julienslive.com/lot-details/index/catalog/461/lot/201714?url=%2Fauctions%2Fcatalog%2Fid%2F461%3Fpage%3D2

On an unrelated note…wonder what happened here. There were several antique paintings but this is the only one that bidders went crazy over. It was stamped Paris on the back. With an estimate of $300-500, but a hammer price well over $100k, I wonder if the bidders knew something others didn’t. 
www.julienslive.com/lot-details/index/catalog/461/lot/201654?url=%2Fauctions%2Fcatalog%2Fid%2F461