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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by funster on Sept 4, 2008 9:34:28 GMT 1, I would urge anyone who's thinking about bidding to look at the condition of the piece first. I've never seen such a collection of creased and poorly framed pieces in one place before :/
I would urge anyone who's thinking about bidding to look at the condition of the piece first. I've never seen such a collection of creased and poorly framed pieces in one place before :/
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by edcase on Sept 4, 2008 9:59:31 GMT 1, Thanks for the tip funster. Any word on the condition of the supine?
Thanks for the tip funster. Any word on the condition of the supine?
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by covertshadowops on Sept 6, 2008 11:17:13 GMT 1, I would urge anyone who's thinking about bidding to look at the condition of the piece first. I've never seen such a collection of creased and poorly framed pieces in one place before :/
i will second that... those banksy and faile pieces are croupled and knackered along the edges....
i love bombing middle england... but it wasnt framed... edges were battered and held up there with bulldog clips!
someone buys that.. they need a good optician.
but where can we see these online live??? whats those websites that do the streaming live... normally phillips are via ebay.. but not fo this auction.
any ideas? ?
I would urge anyone who's thinking about bidding to look at the condition of the piece first. I've never seen such a collection of creased and poorly framed pieces in one place before :/ i will second that... those banksy and faile pieces are croupled and knackered along the edges.... i love bombing middle england... but it wasnt framed... edges were battered and held up there with bulldog clips! someone buys that.. they need a good optician. but where can we see these online live??? whats those websites that do the streaming live... normally phillips are via ebay.. but not fo this auction. any ideas? ? |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by covertshadowops on Sept 6, 2008 13:03:03 GMT 1, anybody know any results?
anybody know any results?
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by kiy on Sept 6, 2008 13:29:00 GMT 1, Somone called me a while back and they where at lot 100, so its going very slow......
Loads of bits have been put in with no reserve so they are going dirt cheap compared to the auction estimate.....
Somone called me a while back and they where at lot 100, so its going very slow......
Loads of bits have been put in with no reserve so they are going dirt cheap compared to the auction estimate.....
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by andrewd on Sept 6, 2008 15:39:19 GMT 1, 206 Matt Small £4k
208 Judith Supine £3.8k
210 Bast £6.5
211 Swoon £11k
238 Radar Rat £11k
Just some of the prices I caught there. Bidding was relatively restrained and a few of the Banksy (prints) lots didn't meet reserves.
206 Matt Small £4k
208 Judith Supine £3.8k
210 Bast £6.5
211 Swoon £11k
238 Radar Rat £11k
Just some of the prices I caught there. Bidding was relatively restrained and a few of the Banksy (prints) lots didn't meet reserves.
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by andrewd on Sept 6, 2008 15:40:16 GMT 1, oh and the Choe ( lot 224 )on wood went for £1.4k
oh and the Choe ( lot 224 )on wood went for £1.4k
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by edcase on Sept 6, 2008 15:55:54 GMT 1, Well, home empty handed but pleased I stuck to my guns and showed restraint!!
I bid on the small to 3500, the supine I thought I won @ 3,200 but he took an aaaage for more bids and suddenly someone on the phone went to 3,500 (not the 3,800 reported above). The signed bomb hugger went for silly money, like 3,700 or something. I also nearly won the framed walker life's too short with an unplanned cheeky bid of (I think £1200) cos it looked like it was about to sell, but then that got someone else bidding so I stopped. Very surprised a v for vandal, unframed and frankly very tatty went for something like 1100?
The banksy rat og on card went for around 33k, bme around 1.5k although very tatty, the wrong war trio which supposedly had full authentication went around 2500.
Looking back now I'm home, I'm not too disappointed. You can never tell what the other bidder will do so it's pointless saying one more bid might have got it. I really wanted to come home with the supine or the small but there will be other chances.
Well, home empty handed but pleased I stuck to my guns and showed restraint!!
I bid on the small to 3500, the supine I thought I won @ 3,200 but he took an aaaage for more bids and suddenly someone on the phone went to 3,500 (not the 3,800 reported above). The signed bomb hugger went for silly money, like 3,700 or something. I also nearly won the framed walker life's too short with an unplanned cheeky bid of (I think £1200) cos it looked like it was about to sell, but then that got someone else bidding so I stopped. Very surprised a v for vandal, unframed and frankly very tatty went for something like 1100?
The banksy rat og on card went for around 33k, bme around 1.5k although very tatty, the wrong war trio which supposedly had full authentication went around 2500.
Looking back now I'm home, I'm not too disappointed. You can never tell what the other bidder will do so it's pointless saying one more bid might have got it. I really wanted to come home with the supine or the small but there will be other chances.
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by snausages on Sept 6, 2008 15:56:39 GMT 1, oh and the Choe ( lot 224 )on wood went for £1.4k
Artificial Gallery was trying to pawn that off for awhile at a price tag that was several times that. Although I kind of liked that painting, not a bad price today. But a bit of a wakeup call on that guy.
oh and the Choe ( lot 224 )on wood went for £1.4k Artificial Gallery was trying to pawn that off for awhile at a price tag that was several times that. Although I kind of liked that painting, not a bad price today. But a bit of a wakeup call on that guy. |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by mammal2 on Sept 6, 2008 15:59:55 GMT 1, Good price on the RR
Good price on the RR
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by EHC on Sept 6, 2008 16:04:46 GMT 1, Well, home empty handed but pleased I stuck to my guns and showed restraint!! I bid on the small to 3500, the supine I thought I won @ 3,200 but he took an aaaage for more bids and suddenly someone on the phone went to 3,500 (not the 3,800 reported above). The signed bomb hugger went for silly money, like 3,700 or something. I also nearly won the framed walker life's too short with an unplanned cheeky bid of (I think £1200) cos it looked like it was about to sell, but then that got someone else bidding so I stopped. Very surprised a v for vandal, unframed and frankly very tatty went for something like 1100? The banksy rat og on card went for around 33k, bme around 1.5k although very tatty, the wrong war trio which supposedly had full authentication went around 2500. Looking back now I'm home, I'm not too disappointed. You can never tell what the other bidder will do so it's pointless saying one more bid might have got it. I really wanted to come home with the supine or the small but there will be other chances.
what does "tatty" mean? that it had creases and spots or something?
Well, home empty handed but pleased I stuck to my guns and showed restraint!! I bid on the small to 3500, the supine I thought I won @ 3,200 but he took an aaaage for more bids and suddenly someone on the phone went to 3,500 (not the 3,800 reported above). The signed bomb hugger went for silly money, like 3,700 or something. I also nearly won the framed walker life's too short with an unplanned cheeky bid of (I think £1200) cos it looked like it was about to sell, but then that got someone else bidding so I stopped. Very surprised a v for vandal, unframed and frankly very tatty went for something like 1100? The banksy rat og on card went for around 33k, bme around 1.5k although very tatty, the wrong war trio which supposedly had full authentication went around 2500. Looking back now I'm home, I'm not too disappointed. You can never tell what the other bidder will do so it's pointless saying one more bid might have got it. I really wanted to come home with the supine or the small but there will be other chances. what does "tatty" mean? that it had creases and spots or something? |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by EHC on Sept 6, 2008 16:08:30 GMT 1, oh and the Choe ( lot 224 )on wood went for £1.4k Artificial Gallery was trying to pawn that off for awhile at a price tag that was several times that. Although I kind of liked that painting, not a bad price today. But a bit of a wakeup call on that guy.
that painting is cool in its own way but I don't know who would want a cooch on the wall. I didn't expect it to do very well because of that fact but 1.4 is even lower than I expected.
oh and the Choe ( lot 224 )on wood went for £1.4k Artificial Gallery was trying to pawn that off for awhile at a price tag that was several times that. Although I kind of liked that painting, not a bad price today. But a bit of a wakeup call on that guy. that painting is cool in its own way but I don't know who would want a cooch on the wall. I didn't expect it to do very well because of that fact but 1.4 is even lower than I expected. |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by Zippy on Sept 6, 2008 16:10:18 GMT 1, I cant believe the RR went went so cheaply at 11k. But then when you addon the auction extra's it looks about right....
11k x 25% = £2,750
VAT on £2,750 = £481.25
So, total = £14,231.25
I cant believe the RR went went so cheaply at 11k. But then when you addon the auction extra's it looks about right....
11k x 25% = £2,750
VAT on £2,750 = £481.25
So, total = £14,231.25
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by pfffffffffft on Sept 6, 2008 16:10:55 GMT 1, anyone know what the Beejoirs sold for? expecially crux?
anyone know what the Beejoirs sold for? expecially crux?
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by Zippy on Sept 6, 2008 16:13:31 GMT 1, The choe amuses me. I was meant to be buying it from JLG a year or two ago and it was 2kUSD. Choe was about to get massive and I thought it was a good opportunity whilst prices were still low.
But, every time i looked at the e-mailed images I couldnt get excited and really didnt like it.
So, following my own rule of buying only what you like, I didn't bother.
I think the same must of happened today.
A strong Choe would have sold for 7-8k no problem but this really isnt that strong. IMO of course!!
The choe amuses me. I was meant to be buying it from JLG a year or two ago and it was 2kUSD. Choe was about to get massive and I thought it was a good opportunity whilst prices were still low.
But, every time i looked at the e-mailed images I couldnt get excited and really didnt like it.
So, following my own rule of buying only what you like, I didn't bother.
I think the same must of happened today.
A strong Choe would have sold for 7-8k no problem but this really isnt that strong. IMO of course!!
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by edcase on Sept 6, 2008 16:14:12 GMT 1, Have to say the matty small and judith supine's were the stars by a long way for me, I think we'll see great things from both of them in the next few years and those prices today will look like a steal. I would never in my wildest dreams pay 11k for a RR print over those two originals plus enough spare change for a very nice Faile on top. But that's just me.
Have to say the matty small and judith supine's were the stars by a long way for me, I think we'll see great things from both of them in the next few years and those prices today will look like a steal. I would never in my wildest dreams pay 11k for a RR print over those two originals plus enough spare change for a very nice Faile on top. But that's just me.
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edcase
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by edcase on Sept 6, 2008 16:17:51 GMT 1, Well, home empty handed but pleased I stuck to my guns and showed restraint!! I bid on the small to 3500, the supine I thought I won @ 3,200 but he took an aaaage for more bids and suddenly someone on the phone went to 3,500 (not the 3,800 reported above). The signed bomb hugger went for silly money, like 3,700 or something. I also nearly won the framed walker life's too short with an unplanned cheeky bid of (I think £1200) cos it looked like it was about to sell, but then that got someone else bidding so I stopped. Very surprised a v for vandal, unframed and frankly very tatty went for something like 1100? The banksy rat og on card went for around 33k, bme around 1.5k although very tatty, the wrong war trio which supposedly had full authentication went around 2500. Looking back now I'm home, I'm not too disappointed. You can never tell what the other bidder will do so it's pointless saying one more bid might have got it. I really wanted to come home with the supine or the small but there will be other chances. what does "tatty" mean? that it had creases and spots or something?
No not so bad as to have creases, but you could see it had been 'well handled' versus the others, looked to have some slight finger marks, and the right and left edges were far from perfect. I wouldn't have paid that price anyway but certainly not in that condition.
Well, home empty handed but pleased I stuck to my guns and showed restraint!! I bid on the small to 3500, the supine I thought I won @ 3,200 but he took an aaaage for more bids and suddenly someone on the phone went to 3,500 (not the 3,800 reported above). The signed bomb hugger went for silly money, like 3,700 or something. I also nearly won the framed walker life's too short with an unplanned cheeky bid of (I think £1200) cos it looked like it was about to sell, but then that got someone else bidding so I stopped. Very surprised a v for vandal, unframed and frankly very tatty went for something like 1100? The banksy rat og on card went for around 33k, bme around 1.5k although very tatty, the wrong war trio which supposedly had full authentication went around 2500. Looking back now I'm home, I'm not too disappointed. You can never tell what the other bidder will do so it's pointless saying one more bid might have got it. I really wanted to come home with the supine or the small but there will be other chances. what does "tatty" mean? that it had creases and spots or something? No not so bad as to have creases, but you could see it had been 'well handled' versus the others, looked to have some slight finger marks, and the right and left edges were far from perfect. I wouldn't have paid that price anyway but certainly not in that condition. |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by Prescription Art on Sept 6, 2008 16:26:57 GMT 1, Anyone know what the L'Atlas piece went for?
Anyone know what the L'Atlas piece went for?
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EHC
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by EHC on Sept 6, 2008 16:30:38 GMT 1, what does "tatty" mean? that it had creases and spots or something? No not so bad as to have creases, but you could see it had been 'well handled' versus the others, looked to have some slight finger marks, and the right and left edges were far from perfect. I wouldn't have paid that price anyway but certainly not in that condition.
o ok, thanks for the explanation.
what does "tatty" mean? that it had creases and spots or something? No not so bad as to have creases, but you could see it had been 'well handled' versus the others, looked to have some slight finger marks, and the right and left edges were far from perfect. I wouldn't have paid that price anyway but certainly not in that condition. o ok, thanks for the explanation. |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by Winter on Sept 6, 2008 16:32:04 GMT 1, Not very good at maths but the Bast went for nearly £8.5k in total. Anyone on here go for it?
Not very good at maths but the Bast went for nearly £8.5k in total. Anyone on here go for it?
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edcase
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by edcase on Sept 6, 2008 16:36:03 GMT 1, Nope, it looked fantastic in person but again there are so many other things I would buy over it.
Nope, it looked fantastic in person but again there are so many other things I would buy over it.
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by humanmale on Sept 6, 2008 16:49:45 GMT 1, What did the DELTA Boris Tellegen C-print make?
What did the DELTA Boris Tellegen C-print make?
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andrewd
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by andrewd on Sept 6, 2008 16:54:04 GMT 1, Delta went for £1k
Delta went for £1k
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by alsbabar on Sept 6, 2008 16:55:11 GMT 1, anyone know how much the Nick Walker canvas sold for along with the Murakamis?
anyone know how much the Nick Walker canvas sold for along with the Murakamis?
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andrewd
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by andrewd on Sept 6, 2008 16:55:22 GMT 1, Anyone know what the L'Atlas piece went for?
sorry I left 4 lots before that!
Anyone know what the L'Atlas piece went for? sorry I left 4 lots before that! |
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by Pure Evil on Sept 6, 2008 17:00:49 GMT 1, I was more excited about some of the furniture in the sale, and the Marcel Dzama piece he did for the Beck video... I went there on tuesday night and the whole vibe just gave me the willies... I didnt feel comfortable so I left...
I was more excited about some of the furniture in the sale, and the Marcel Dzama piece he did for the Beck video... I went there on tuesday night and the whole vibe just gave me the willies... I didnt feel comfortable so I left...
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by alsbabar on Sept 6, 2008 17:02:19 GMT 1, you left with some willies PE?
you left with some willies PE?
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edcase
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by edcase on Sept 6, 2008 17:04:20 GMT 1, Left before the murakamis, the nw canvas I think went for the lower end of estimate, around 6k?
Left before the murakamis, the nw canvas I think went for the lower end of estimate, around 6k?
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by covertshadowops on Sept 6, 2008 17:05:20 GMT 1, kaws?
kaws?
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Phillips Art Auctions • New York, Hong Kong & London, by Harveyn on Sept 6, 2008 17:06:45 GMT 1, Not bad prices for the market. Better bargains to be had outside auction houses. Good price on the Small and Supine. The Choe at £2k is very cheap but its not a good one and a bad market to be selling.
Sounds like it was a fun day.
Wizbong did you pick up any nice pieces of furniture?
Not bad prices for the market. Better bargains to be had outside auction houses. Good price on the Small and Supine. The Choe at £2k is very cheap but its not a good one and a bad market to be selling.
Sounds like it was a fun day.
Wizbong did you pick up any nice pieces of furniture?
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