For Sale David Shrigley Brass Tooth 2009 edn of 80, by freef on Feb 25, 2024 21:19:35 GMT 1, Brass Tooth (2.8Kg 14 cms high) in wooden box with David Shrigley's doodle of tooth and signature. Comes with original documentation when I bought this from Nicholas Sharp of The Multiple Store. 

Please see photos. There is a pinprick indentation which I have tried to show as clearly as possible on the right in the first photo. Should you be interested please examine photos on ebay of the same from sellers, since this might possibly be a feature of the edition.

£4,500 or best offer. Please DM me.

South London based. Can meet in Central London or at home address.

One of these is in the British Council Collection - as below

visualarts.britishcouncil.org/collection/artists/shrigley-david-1968

visualarts.britishcouncil.org/collection/artists/shrigley-david-1968/object/brass-tooth-shrigley-2009-2014-p8632

"I'm delighted this piece is in production in the UK. It is one of the heaviest small artworks that I have made. I imagine it will appeal to dentists and other people who are interested in teeth. It could also be used for cracking nuts with."  (David Shrigley, 2014)

Brass Tooth (2.8Kg 14 cms high) in wooden box with David Shrigley's doodle of tooth and signature. Comes with original documentation when I bought this from Nicholas Sharp of The Multiple Store. 

Please see photos. There is a pinprick indentation which I have tried to show as clearly as possible on the right in the first photo. Should you be interested please examine photos on ebay of the same from sellers, since this might possibly be a feature of the edition.

£4,500 or best offer. Please DM me.

South London based. Can meet in Central London or at home address.

One of these is in the British Council Collection - as below

visualarts.britishcouncil.org/collection/artists/shrigley-david-1968

visualarts.britishcouncil.org/collection/artists/shrigley-david-1968/object/brass-tooth-shrigley-2009-2014-p8632

"I'm delighted this piece is in production in the UK. It is one of the heaviest small artworks that I have made. I imagine it will appeal to dentists and other people who are interested in teeth. It could also be used for cracking nuts with."  (David Shrigley, 2014)