Curley
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Bankable ?, by manchestermike on Mar 28, 2007 22:01:45 GMT 1, Bankabollocks more like
Bankabollocks more like
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thwaites
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Bankable ?, by thwaites on Mar 28, 2007 22:38:53 GMT 1, who would buy anything off a guy with feedback like that!
who would buy anything off a guy with feedback like that!
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Bankable ?, by tadghostal on Mar 29, 2007 0:12:20 GMT 1, Did anybody else notice that the claimed signature/tag is sprayed on a piece of tape? The tape is affixed in several pics, and not at all in several others! Genius.
Did anybody else notice that the claimed signature/tag is sprayed on a piece of tape? The tape is affixed in several pics, and not at all in several others! Genius.
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Bankable ?, by corblimeylimey on Mar 29, 2007 9:44:30 GMT 1, ;D
£120 Postage Costs ;D
;D £120 Postage Costs ;D
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Curley
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Bankable ?, by Curley on Mar 29, 2007 9:53:06 GMT 1, ;D £120 Postage Costs ;D
i know, its just wrong on so many levels.
;D
;D £120 Postage Costs ;D i know, its just wrong on so many levels. ;D
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Macdeee
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Bankable ?, by Macdeee on Mar 29, 2007 10:29:37 GMT 1, Ha ha ha.... That is priceless! What a fool.
Ha ha ha.... That is priceless! What a fool.
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Bankable ?, by zippyblip on Mar 29, 2007 20:32:04 GMT 1, If that sells I'm off to nick a door from the high street. In fact, I'm gonna take a marker pen to the kitchen door right now just in case. I'll even glue a 'zippyable" sticker to it. PM offers please.
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If that sells I'm off to nick a door from the high street. In fact, I'm gonna take a marker pen to the kitchen door right now just in case. I'll even glue a 'zippyable" sticker to it. PM offers please.
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Bankable ?, by m3r0v1n916n on Mar 30, 2007 9:42:04 GMT 1,
OK, so I'm getting huge amounts of hate mail via eBay and you're all slagging me off on a forum as well. If id known this thing would have generated so much bile from everyone i would have just binned it. The thing is, i saw the piece when i moved to Peckham in December and i thought it looked like a Banksy piece, in the same style, with the same kind of message and in a suitable place for his work. The Bankable tape appeared a little while ago, i cant remember when exactly but that really clinched it, as it was in the Banksy style font. So i tried to speak to the tenant of the flat above, then got through to the letting agency that manages the property that the door leads to. They put me through to the landlord who agreed to sell the door, provided i replaced it like for like, which i then did at considerable cost. £400 for a replacement door fitting and £350 to buy the door in the first place. I was not buying it with a view to selling it, but putting it on my own doorway in my flat, but my landlady took a look at it and said no chance, so i decided to pop it on eBay and see if it was worth something. I'm not an expert, i bought it on a hunch, and i didn't make it myself either. To be honest i only recognize the style of the piece and the font of the text, but there was also a couple of tags ending in B, so i thought it could be real. I've tried to email the Banksy site, and this Lazarides one, but they're both useless and on top of it all I'm getting blazed left right and center for it. The reserve price is only for the amount I've paid for it, and the postage is high because it weighs a ton - so what do you want? He doesn't just do prints you know. The reason he got popular is because of the street work, and while i agree that pieces that are created on walls and paving stones should be left where they are for everyone to enjoy, this one was on a door - IE a non-permanent fixture with a cool piece which had apparently gone unrecognized for what it was. Say what you want but Ive done nothing other than retrieve the piece, and I'm disappointed to have to sell it, but I'm renting and i don't have much choice - i cant keep it in the flat, and i don't have anywhere else.
OK, so I'm getting huge amounts of hate mail via eBay and you're all slagging me off on a forum as well. If id known this thing would have generated so much bile from everyone i would have just binned it. The thing is, i saw the piece when i moved to Peckham in December and i thought it looked like a Banksy piece, in the same style, with the same kind of message and in a suitable place for his work. The Bankable tape appeared a little while ago, i cant remember when exactly but that really clinched it, as it was in the Banksy style font. So i tried to speak to the tenant of the flat above, then got through to the letting agency that manages the property that the door leads to. They put me through to the landlord who agreed to sell the door, provided i replaced it like for like, which i then did at considerable cost. £400 for a replacement door fitting and £350 to buy the door in the first place. I was not buying it with a view to selling it, but putting it on my own doorway in my flat, but my landlady took a look at it and said no chance, so i decided to pop it on eBay and see if it was worth something. I'm not an expert, i bought it on a hunch, and i didn't make it myself either. To be honest i only recognize the style of the piece and the font of the text, but there was also a couple of tags ending in B, so i thought it could be real. I've tried to email the Banksy site, and this Lazarides one, but they're both useless and on top of it all I'm getting blazed left right and center for it. The reserve price is only for the amount I've paid for it, and the postage is high because it weighs a ton - so what do you want? He doesn't just do prints you know. The reason he got popular is because of the street work, and while i agree that pieces that are created on walls and paving stones should be left where they are for everyone to enjoy, this one was on a door - IE a non-permanent fixture with a cool piece which had apparently gone unrecognized for what it was. Say what you want but Ive done nothing other than retrieve the piece, and I'm disappointed to have to sell it, but I'm renting and i don't have much choice - i cant keep it in the flat, and i don't have anywhere else.
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Bankable ?, by mwjm0 on Mar 30, 2007 14:44:01 GMT 1, my gran looks like one of the ladies in the LA prints. If i write banksy on her will you swap for the door?
my gran looks like one of the ladies in the LA prints. If i write banksy on her will you swap for the door?
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Bankable ?, by blindvision on Mar 30, 2007 15:01:07 GMT 1, oh god dude, dont lecture these guys on "he doesnt just do prints you know" some of them on here are red hot in there banksy knowledge, but i will give you half of the money if you can get another dragon to match my offer
any chance i could come to yours and see the "artwork" before bidding on it??
oh god dude, dont lecture these guys on "he doesnt just do prints you know" some of them on here are red hot in there banksy knowledge, but i will give you half of the money if you can get another dragon to match my offer any chance i could come to yours and see the "artwork" before bidding on it??
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Bankable ?, by blindvision on Mar 30, 2007 15:18:31 GMT 1, i have my man purse at the ready!!!
i have my man purse at the ready!!!
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snorky
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Bankable ?, by snorky on Mar 30, 2007 16:40:28 GMT 1, I cant see what the fuss is about.
So someone is selling something on Ebay that may/may not be a Banksy - he doesnt state its a Banksy and offers no background apart from what it states in his listing. I can go onto Ebay and take a punt on something in the "style" of Picasso or Grosz without a background history - that my gamble and many many people do this in the hope that they may actually get a real un.
If someone wants to take that punt, then go for it.
The constant sniping and sneering sarcasm is getting to be more annoying than funny.This, combined with the constant in jokes sbout carpet baggers etc grates when its a mantra that is reiterated over an over again - it also loses whaever impact the phrase ever had.
I dont want to get into the "Art/Money/Worth/Value" argument , as its a never ending vortex and there can be no no winner and no right/wrong.
Heres a thought - should this listing have appeared with a note from banksy stating it was indeed his, would that make this a fantastic piece of one off original art ,rather than a laughable ill conceived Graf. scrawl ?
For that vast majority of members, I fear that it indeed might make all the difference in how it is viewed
Addition:
He a chancer and is trying to make money - no more than many of this sites members do, despite their pleas to be into the art and not the capital appreciation - He did answer the questions without any real evasiveness ans posted the answers - many wouldnt do that
With more specific reference to the piece in Question, I would suggest that Camberwell School of art is the origin of the piece than Bristol.
I cant see what the fuss is about.
So someone is selling something on Ebay that may/may not be a Banksy - he doesnt state its a Banksy and offers no background apart from what it states in his listing. I can go onto Ebay and take a punt on something in the "style" of Picasso or Grosz without a background history - that my gamble and many many people do this in the hope that they may actually get a real un.
If someone wants to take that punt, then go for it.
The constant sniping and sneering sarcasm is getting to be more annoying than funny.This, combined with the constant in jokes sbout carpet baggers etc grates when its a mantra that is reiterated over an over again - it also loses whaever impact the phrase ever had.
I dont want to get into the "Art/Money/Worth/Value" argument , as its a never ending vortex and there can be no no winner and no right/wrong.
Heres a thought - should this listing have appeared with a note from banksy stating it was indeed his, would that make this a fantastic piece of one off original art ,rather than a laughable ill conceived Graf. scrawl ?
For that vast majority of members, I fear that it indeed might make all the difference in how it is viewed
Addition:
He a chancer and is trying to make money - no more than many of this sites members do, despite their pleas to be into the art and not the capital appreciation - He did answer the questions without any real evasiveness ans posted the answers - many wouldnt do that
With more specific reference to the piece in Question, I would suggest that Camberwell School of art is the origin of the piece than Bristol.
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Bankable ?, by raskazz on Mar 30, 2007 16:47:47 GMT 1, So someone is selling something on Ebay that may/may not be a Banksy - he doesnt state its a Banksy
You meant apart from the title which is "Original Banksy piece c2005" and the description which states "Original Banksy piece on a door from Peckham high street"??
The seller deserves all the crap that's being hurled at them. Cunt.
So someone is selling something on Ebay that may/may not be a Banksy - he doesnt state its a Banksy You meant apart from the title which is "Original Banksy piece c2005" and the description which states "Original Banksy piece on a door from Peckham high street"?? The seller deserves all the crap that's being hurled at them. Cunt.
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Bankable ?, by m3r0v1n916n on Mar 30, 2007 17:28:45 GMT 1, Well - as far as im concerned it is - how the hell do you know whether it is or not?
Well - as far as im concerned it is - how the hell do you know whether it is or not?
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Bankable ?, by m3r0v1n916n on Mar 30, 2007 17:29:32 GMT 1, so much hate - you guys need to take it easy
so much hate - you guys need to take it easy
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raskazz
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Bankable ?, by raskazz on Mar 30, 2007 19:39:34 GMT 1, how the hell do you know whether it is or not?
I think the burden of proof is with you, you fuckhead.
how the hell do you know whether it is or not? I think the burden of proof is with you, you fuckhead.
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smudger
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Bankable ?, by smudger on Apr 1, 2007 1:40:54 GMT 1, Hey now guys, where is the love in the room let alone the elephant?! So its not Banksy but this poor blokes out of pocket. I think joiners who charge £400 for a door are earning nearly as much as Banksy! And isn't there a lovely poetic moment in the landlord, with what he sees as a vandalised door, getting a phone call out of the blue and being offered a brand new one worth £400 for free from an angel investor? Ahhh, THERE's the love!
Hey now guys, where is the love in the room let alone the elephant?! So its not Banksy but this poor blokes out of pocket. I think joiners who charge £400 for a door are earning nearly as much as Banksy! And isn't there a lovely poetic moment in the landlord, with what he sees as a vandalised door, getting a phone call out of the blue and being offered a brand new one worth £400 for free from an angel investor? Ahhh, THERE's the love!
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raskazz
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Bankable ?, by raskazz on Apr 1, 2007 10:19:23 GMT 1, Check out the seller's feedback. ;D
Check out the seller's feedback. ;D
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romanywg
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Bankable ?, by romanywg on Apr 1, 2007 11:05:09 GMT 1, I've got an elephant covered in pink flowers that I keep at my mums house in the country. I'm sure it's a Banksy possibly Bankable anyone give me 100,000 for it. Sorry can't get a good photo of it as it's always moving. 100,000 is the start price as I had to airlift it from LA and pay to feed it and replace it with another elephant and......
I've got an elephant covered in pink flowers that I keep at my mums house in the country. I'm sure it's a Banksy possibly Bankable anyone give me 100,000 for it. Sorry can't get a good photo of it as it's always moving. 100,000 is the start price as I had to airlift it from LA and pay to feed it and replace it with another elephant and......
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Bankable ?, by blindvision on Apr 3, 2007 10:29:46 GMT 1, like my warden used to say `g
like my warden used to say `g
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romanywg
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Bankable ?, by romanywg on Apr 4, 2007 20:28:33 GMT 1, Can you believe someone has put a bid in for this!!!!
Can you believe someone has put a bid in for this!!!!
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BME
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Bankable ?, by BME on Apr 4, 2007 20:31:40 GMT 1, yes
yes
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Bankable ?, by arcam on Apr 4, 2007 20:52:33 GMT 1, Can you believe someone has put a bid in for this!!!! It's probably the landlord wanting his door back. ;D
Can you believe someone has put a bid in for this!!!! It's probably the landlord wanting his door back. ;D
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Bankable ?, by manchestermike on Apr 5, 2007 9:45:07 GMT 1,
;D ;D ;D Send the heavies round...
;D ;D ;D Send the heavies round...
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Bankable ?, by hexagonsun on Apr 7, 2007 13:54:30 GMT 1, Bid for it... get his adress... then go break in and steal half of his stuff. One theft for another. See how he likes things being stolen and sold to someone else.
OK, that was maybe a little bit harsh of me.
Bid for it... get his adress... then go break in and steal half of his stuff. One theft for another. See how he likes things being stolen and sold to someone else.
OK, that was maybe a little bit harsh of me.
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Bankable ?, by beejoir1 on Apr 7, 2007 15:37:12 GMT 1, ;D ;D ;D Send the heavies round...
They will, no one gets more pissed off at this than the artist, he will get stiched up for sure for this one!!!!!!
;D ;D ;D Send the heavies round... They will, no one gets more pissed off at this than the artist, he will get stiched up for sure for this one!!!!!!
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ABC
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Bankable ?, by ABC on Apr 7, 2007 16:25:08 GMT 1, OK, so I'm getting huge amounts of hate mail via eBay and you're all slagging me off on a forum as well. If id known this thing would have generated so much bile from everyone i would have just binned it. The thing is, i saw the piece when i moved to Peckham in December and i thought it looked like a Banksy piece, in the same style, with the same kind of message and in a suitable place for his work. The Bankable tape appeared a little while ago, i cant remember when exactly but that really clinched it, as it was in the Banksy style font. So i tried to speak to the tenant of the flat above, then got through to the letting agency that manages the property that the door leads to. They put me through to the landlord who agreed to sell the door, provided i replaced it like for like, which i then did at considerable cost. £400 for a replacement door fitting and £350 to buy the door in the first place. I was not buying it with a view to selling it, but putting it on my own doorway in my flat, but my landlady took a look at it and said no chance, so i decided to pop it on eBay and see if it was worth something. I'm not an expert, i bought it on a hunch, and i didn't make it myself either. To be honest i only recognize the style of the piece and the font of the text, but there was also a couple of tags ending in B, so i thought it could be real. I've tried to email the Banksy site, and this Lazarides one, but they're both useless and on top of it all I'm getting blazed left right and center for it. The reserve price is only for the amount I've paid for it, and the postage is high because it weighs a ton - so what do you want? He doesn't just do prints you know. The reason he got popular is because of the street work, and while i agree that pieces that are created on walls and paving stones should be left where they are for everyone to enjoy, this one was on a door - IE a non-permanent fixture with a cool piece which had apparently gone unrecognized for what it was. Say what you want but Ive done nothing other than retrieve the piece, and I'm disappointed to have to sell it, but I'm renting and i don't have much choice - i cant keep it in the flat, and i don't have anywhere else.
I think its funny that someone has bid, it just shows that people will pay for anything. More than likely the bidder doesnt really have a clue who banksy is. However you have listed under the "BANKSY" title so regardless if you did or didnt state it was a banksy you knew what you were doing.
OK, so I'm getting huge amounts of hate mail via eBay and you're all slagging me off on a forum as well. If id known this thing would have generated so much bile from everyone i would have just binned it. The thing is, i saw the piece when i moved to Peckham in December and i thought it looked like a Banksy piece, in the same style, with the same kind of message and in a suitable place for his work. The Bankable tape appeared a little while ago, i cant remember when exactly but that really clinched it, as it was in the Banksy style font. So i tried to speak to the tenant of the flat above, then got through to the letting agency that manages the property that the door leads to. They put me through to the landlord who agreed to sell the door, provided i replaced it like for like, which i then did at considerable cost. £400 for a replacement door fitting and £350 to buy the door in the first place. I was not buying it with a view to selling it, but putting it on my own doorway in my flat, but my landlady took a look at it and said no chance, so i decided to pop it on eBay and see if it was worth something. I'm not an expert, i bought it on a hunch, and i didn't make it myself either. To be honest i only recognize the style of the piece and the font of the text, but there was also a couple of tags ending in B, so i thought it could be real. I've tried to email the Banksy site, and this Lazarides one, but they're both useless and on top of it all I'm getting blazed left right and center for it. The reserve price is only for the amount I've paid for it, and the postage is high because it weighs a ton - so what do you want? He doesn't just do prints you know. The reason he got popular is because of the street work, and while i agree that pieces that are created on walls and paving stones should be left where they are for everyone to enjoy, this one was on a door - IE a non-permanent fixture with a cool piece which had apparently gone unrecognized for what it was. Say what you want but Ive done nothing other than retrieve the piece, and I'm disappointed to have to sell it, but I'm renting and i don't have much choice - i cant keep it in the flat, and i don't have anywhere else. I think its funny that someone has bid, it just shows that people will pay for anything. More than likely the bidder doesnt really have a clue who banksy is. However you have listed under the "BANKSY" title so regardless if you did or didnt state it was a banksy you knew what you were doing.
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