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29 posts tagged Auction
AUCTION RESULTS: THE SELFIE EDITION
Sold for $1,250 at the Editions auction, 29 April 2013, New York.
SEAN LANDERS | Fool Failure, 2003 | oil on linen
Sold for £32,450 at the Contemporary Art London Day Sale, 15 February 2013.
Using materials found after Hurricane Sandy, Reclaim NYC, a collective of designers and artists, creates new pieces to then auction off for the benefit of Sandy relief efforts.
Treasures turned trash turned treasures again. Brilliant.
(via abrighterview)
Dolls for UNICEF via Designboom
Doll by Missoni - Doll by Chanel (photos © Eric Bottero)
ELLIOTT ERWITT | New York City, 2000 | Gelatin silver print, printed later
Sold for $5,000 at the Photographs sale, 2 October 2012, New York.
Hemslöjden at Liljevalchs (Photography Mats Liliequist)
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British chef Jamie Oliver has teamed up with design brand Fritz Hansen to celebrate 10 years of his restaurant Fifteen - by auctioning off an army of Arne Jacobsen’s famous Ant chairs, each one customised by one of 20 different artists and designers.
The BIG Chair Project launches today and includes designs by Christopher Bailey (top left), Sarah Burton (top right), Matthew Williamson (bottom left) and Sir Paul Smith (bottom right), among others. [Photos David Parry/PA]
Steve Jobs memo and Apple I motherboard sold for $400,000 at auction
Two pieces of early Apple memorabilia have sold for twice their estimated price. Sotheby’s auctioned off one of the last remaining Apple I motherboards, which were sold in 1973 for $666.66, for $374,500; it was originally estimated to net up to $180,000. The motherboard came with an original Apple I manual, a programming guide, and a cassette interface sold as a $75 accessory.
Untitled (You Can’t Drag Your Money Into The Grave With You), 1990 - BARBARA KRUGER - Phillips de Pury via The World’s Best Ever
Sold for $10,000 at the Evening Editions sale, 25 April 2012, New York.
