Jesus Mike you are quick. Did I even beat you on one... ;D ;D ;D (Alt Tab Cut Paste just was not good enough!!!)

shock & awe and man who walks through walls coming up ;D

correct mate, 22.5% added to all the hammer prices...

MWWTW Lets guess........£225 !!?

WHERE WAS THE £5K RADAR RAT

I did consider that Pud, but if the seller isn't willing to part with the work at the price offered then I believe that the offer doesn't necessarily reflect the value. It only reflects it if the seller parts with it at the offered price.

That's my logic anyway mate

Blek - Shock & Awe: £150

MWWTW: £130

Wait til the 60k Lenin print at the end!

Oh, so CND sold for more than Grannies. CBL, over to you

'Value is only what the buyer is willing to currently pay' is only half the transaction though. I have original pieces that I would not sell for anywhere near what I would be offered on any given day does that mean they aren't worth that price to the buyer, perhaps, but as the seller, they are worth it to me. If I choose to place a floor on what I would accept for a piece at auction, and the potential buyer does not want to pay that price... he doesn't get the work. There is a disparity between what someone may be willing to pay and what the market will actually bear... somewhere in that gap is the actual fair market value. That number would lean more toward the sellers number more often than not, unless there is an anomaly in the market such as the seller needing to offload something, or other factors such as time of the year related to holiday or taxes. I watched the prices, and I would only have bid if it was a steal... just out for a bit of bargain hunting and hoping someone would dump something cheap before the holiday, that is certainly not a reflection of fair market value.

I did

Fair point, well put and no argument from me mate!!