The 2014 Terrence Higgins Trust Auction catalogue
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Supported by<br />
Wednesday 12 March <strong>2014</strong>
Prudential<br />
is pleased<br />
to support<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong><br />
<strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>
We hope you enjoy<br />
your evening…<br />
Please tweet your photos<br />
of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong> using:<br />
#thtauction<br />
and follow us @thtfairies<br />
for a chance to win<br />
a fabulous mystery prize!
Thank You<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> would like to thank <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong> Committee for their<br />
support – without them tonight would not be possible. We are also incredibly<br />
grateful to our event supporters and Lot donors who have generously contributed<br />
to the success of THE AUCTION <strong>2014</strong>.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong> committee<br />
Mitchell Chandler<br />
Michele Codoni<br />
François Delage<br />
Susan Eastoe<br />
Chris Farmer<br />
Jeff Holland<br />
Renée Jamieson<br />
Will Jenkins<br />
Ian Johnson<br />
Baldassare La Rizza<br />
Howard Malin<br />
John McCaffrey<br />
Matt Nicholson<br />
Krishna Omkar<br />
Phillip Plesner<br />
Jussi Pylkkänen<br />
Patrick Saich<br />
Michael Salter<br />
Billy Sammeth<br />
Tom Sleigh<br />
Robert Tateossian<br />
Filippo Tattoni-Marcozzi<br />
Alexander Walsh<br />
Daniel Winterfeldt<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong> team<br />
at <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
Event production<br />
Rob Holley (Project Manager)<br />
Jane Barron<br />
Laura Holden<br />
Natalie Sleigh<br />
Jenny Cameron (Press)<br />
Catalogue production<br />
Andie Dyer (Production Manager)<br />
Paul Bowen (Designer)<br />
Kerri Virani (Editor)<br />
Additional photography supplied<br />
by Dean Stockings.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> would not be possible without the continued, fabulous generosity of Christie’s,<br />
the magnificent Lot donations made by so many companies, artists, designers and individuals<br />
and the fantastic support of Prudential plc. Thank you.<br />
We would also like to thank William Norris & Company for their wonderful catering,<br />
Edelman for their vision, <strong>The</strong> Pink Singers for their talent and Laurent Perrier for keeping<br />
the bubbles flowing.<br />
We love you all.<br />
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“Famed for his imaginative creations….<strong>The</strong> most daring of the young guns” – <strong>The</strong> Times<br />
“And finally there is Paul A. Young, whose chocolates are as near to genius as such things can be”<br />
– <strong>The</strong> Express<br />
International Chocolate Awards 2013<br />
Gold: Sea salted caramel filled chocolate<br />
Gold: Passion fruit curd filled chocolate<br />
Gold: 85% Raw Ecuadorian truffle<br />
Academy of Chocolate Awards 2013<br />
Award for Innovation<br />
Gold: Passion fruit curd filled chocolate<br />
Paul A. Young is a ground-breaking and inspirational chocolatier who is at the forefront of the British chocolate scene. Paul’s<br />
passion for this craft and his cutting edge creativity have won him numerous awards and led to him being ranked amongst the<br />
world’s best chocolatiers.<br />
Paul A. Young is the only chocolatier in London working in a truly artisan way. He and his team work daily to make all their<br />
creations completely by hand in the kitchens at each shop. At every stage only fresh ingredients and the finest couvertures are<br />
used, and never with the use of artificial preservatives and additives.<br />
paul.a.young fine chocolates<br />
143 Wardour Street, London, W1F 8WA<br />
paul.a.young at Heal’s, 196 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 7LQ<br />
33 Camden Passage, Islington, London, N1 8EA<br />
20 <strong>The</strong> Royal Exchange, Threadneedle Street, London, EC3V 3LP<br />
0207 437 0011<br />
info@paulayoung.co.uk<br />
www.paulayoung.co.uk
Dear Friend,<br />
I am delighted to welcome you to <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong><br />
<strong>2014</strong>. This year we have some wonderful Lots<br />
on offer and we are thrilled that tonight you<br />
are showing your support for people living<br />
with HIV.<br />
HIV has always been a difficult cause for which<br />
to raise money and it takes a special kind of<br />
person to get involved and donate. Many people<br />
are indifferent to the needs of people living<br />
with HIV and are reluctant to support us - we<br />
need you now more than ever before. <strong>The</strong> fact<br />
that you are here tonight speaks volumes - we<br />
are incredibly grateful.<br />
At <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> we are committed to<br />
getting as many people as possible with HIV<br />
diagnosed and onto treatment. In the UK<br />
around a quarter of people with HIV do not<br />
know they have it and this group is driving<br />
the majority of new infections. Early diagnosis<br />
has two main benefits. People can access<br />
treatment as soon as they need it - meaning<br />
they can expect to live a near-normal lifespan<br />
- and as a result they are unlikely to pass on<br />
HIV. You can read more about our dynamic<br />
approaches to HIV testing later on in the<br />
<strong>catalogue</strong>.<br />
I would like to take this opportunity to say<br />
some very special thank you’s:<br />
• To our fantastic sponsor Prudential plc for<br />
their ongoing support of our work.<br />
• To the extremely generous individuals and<br />
companies who have donated Lots for<br />
tonight’s event.<br />
• And to Christie’s, our hosts this evening.<br />
We are indebted to their continued support.<br />
In particular to Jussi Pylkkänen, President<br />
and Chairman of Christie’s Europe, Middle<br />
East, Russia and India and Tom Best, Junior<br />
Specialist, Impressionist and Modern Art.<br />
Jussi and Tom will be our auctioneers for<br />
the evening.<br />
• Thank you all for being here. Putting it<br />
simply, without you there would be no<br />
<strong>Auction</strong>.<br />
I would also like to pay tribute to the work<br />
done by our Committee, who have been<br />
formidable in using their powers of persuasion<br />
to secure a dazzling smorgasbord of Lots.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y have worked tirelessly to ensure we also<br />
have a glittering and generous audience who<br />
understand the work we do and want to<br />
support it publicly.<br />
And I would also like to recognise <strong>Terrence</strong><br />
<strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>’s Gala Events Team, in particular<br />
Rob Holley, Jane Barron and the volunteers who<br />
have given up their time to help this evening.<br />
Finally, thanks to you for supporting us and<br />
enabling our vital services to continue.<br />
Everybody here tonight is an advocate, not just<br />
for <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> but for people living<br />
with HIV in the UK. Your support means that we<br />
can continue our efforts to reach and diagnose<br />
those who are unaware of their HIV status. It<br />
also means that we can keep providing support<br />
to people who have been diagnosed with<br />
HIV – whether soon after diagnosis or many<br />
months or years later.<br />
Please be as generous as possible as your<br />
support makes a huge difference to people<br />
who are living with HIV - whether or not they<br />
are aware of it. We cannot tell you how much<br />
we – and our service users – appreciate your<br />
generosity.<br />
In closing, as you may know, <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong><br />
<strong>Trust</strong> has a new Chief Executive. We are<br />
delighted to welcome Dr Rosemary Gillespie,<br />
who will be joining the charity in April. <strong>The</strong><br />
charity has always been a trailblazer for people<br />
at risk of and living with HIV – something I am<br />
immensely proud of. I am confident that under<br />
Dr Gillespie’s leadership, <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
will continue to provide fantastic services while<br />
championing the rights of people living<br />
with HIV.<br />
I wish you a wonderful evening.<br />
Chris Bones<br />
Chair of <strong>Trust</strong>ees, <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
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Who we are<br />
and what we do<br />
Supporting people with HIV<br />
Around 100,000 people are living with HIV in the UK – thanks to your help we are<br />
able to provide vital support to everyone who uses our services. Here are some of<br />
the ways we have helped in the past year:<br />
100,000<br />
1,880<br />
people used our<br />
health improvement,<br />
group work,<br />
counselling or case<br />
management services.<br />
people living with<br />
HIV in the most<br />
severe<br />
people<br />
poverty<br />
use our<br />
and<br />
destitution<br />
sexual health<br />
were<br />
helped<br />
helpline<br />
by our Hardship<br />
THT<br />
Fund.<br />
Direct every<br />
month, receiving<br />
vital support, advice<br />
and information.<br />
people used<br />
our services.<br />
4,600<br />
hours of counselling<br />
were delivered.<br />
27<br />
people<br />
took part<br />
in our Back to Work<br />
2,000<br />
1,600<br />
programme and a<br />
2,300<br />
third of them have<br />
now found work.<br />
7,000<br />
people living with HIV<br />
are registered users of<br />
our groundbreaking<br />
myHIV website.<br />
people have joined our<br />
myHIV community forum,<br />
sharing their experience and supporting each<br />
other through everyday life with HIV.<br />
people living with<br />
HIV in the most<br />
severe poverty and<br />
destitution were<br />
helped by our<br />
Hardship Fund.<br />
214<br />
people aged over<br />
50 who are living<br />
with HIV used our<br />
Health, Wealth<br />
and Happiness<br />
Project which offers<br />
mentoring, advice<br />
casework, group<br />
work, a social group<br />
and events.<br />
50<br />
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Preventing the spread of HIV<br />
Every day 17 more people are diagnosed with HIV and thousands are infected but<br />
are unaware of it. Through better testing, education and awareness – and with<br />
your help - we can stop HIV in its tracks.<br />
6,390 22%<br />
people<br />
were newly<br />
diagnosed with HIV in 2012.<br />
of people<br />
with HIV<br />
do not know they have it.<br />
What did we do to help over the past year<br />
10,000<br />
postal HIV testing kits<br />
have been sent out.<br />
200,000<br />
free condoms<br />
were distributed by <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong><br />
<strong>Trust</strong> staff and volunteers.<br />
1,190 10,000<br />
people<br />
had a<br />
rapid HIV test in London.<br />
Campaigning and advocacy<br />
people used our community sexual health<br />
services for a check-up, to be tested for<br />
sexually transmitted infections or to get contraception.<br />
We have come a long way in 30 years but people with HIV still face serious issues<br />
such as prejudice and discrimination. <strong>The</strong>y still struggle to get the healthcare and<br />
support they need. Here are the ways some of our successful lobbying campaigns<br />
have helped:<br />
• We successfully lobbied the Government<br />
to relax the rules banning gay and<br />
bisexual men from donating blood.<br />
• We successfully campaigned to allow<br />
everyone with HIV access to treatment<br />
regardless of their immigration status.<br />
We are currently campaigning for the<br />
following changes:<br />
• We want sex and relationship<br />
education (SRE) to be on the curriculum<br />
for all children. We believe that if SRE is<br />
taught properly it can delay sexual<br />
activity, reduce the number of people<br />
students have sex with and increase use<br />
of condoms and other contraceptives.<br />
• We were thrilled when the Government<br />
implemented an HPV vaccination<br />
programme for teenage girls in a bid<br />
to bring down cervical cancer rates.<br />
But we believe boys should be included in<br />
the programme as well. <strong>The</strong>re is increasing<br />
evidence of HPV-related head and neck<br />
cancer, anal cancer and penile cancer in<br />
men, as well as warts.<br />
Join us at tht.org.uk/campaign to help campaign for these changes.<br />
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SIR ANISH KAPOOR, CBE RA<br />
UNTITLED, <strong>2014</strong><br />
Polymer gravure type etching<br />
Plate size 23cm x 30cm<br />
Paper size 32cm x 38cm<br />
Edition of 150<br />
Signed and numbered by the artist<br />
Unframed<br />
We are thrilled to offer exclusive limited edition prints donated by Turner Prize-winning artist<br />
Anish Kapoor.<br />
Influential sculptor Kapoor was born in 1954 in Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay). He has<br />
lived in London since the early 1970s and was knighted in the Queen’s Birthday Honours in<br />
2013. He won the coveted Turner Prize in 1991.<br />
Kapoor’s works are commissioned the world over – from New York to New Zealand. In 2006 he<br />
installed Sky Mirror - a 10 metre circular mirror made from polished stainless steel - outside<br />
the Rockefeller Centre in New York.<br />
Kapoor’s major permanent commissions include Dismemberment Site I (2003-2009) for <strong>The</strong><br />
Farm sculpture park, Kaipara Bay, New Zealand and Cloud Gate (2004) for the Millennium Park<br />
in Chicago.<br />
In 2012 Orbit, a commission with Cecil Balmond for the London Olympic Park, was completed.<br />
This breathtaking sculpture – thought to be the tallest in the UK - consists of a continuous<br />
looping lattice of tubular steel.<br />
In between major commissions he has exhibited extensively over the past 30 years. In 2009<br />
he was the first living artist to have a solo exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.<br />
Kapoor has represented Britain at the Paris Biennale in 1982 and at the Venice Biennale in<br />
1990, where he was awarded the ‘Premio Duemila’.<br />
He has been awarded prestigious accolades from the art world including Honorary Fellowships<br />
by the London Institute and Leeds University (1997) and the Royal Institute of British<br />
Architects (2001). He was elected Royal Academician in 1999. In 2011 he was awarded the<br />
Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters in France and the Premium Imperiale in Japan.<br />
We are incredibly grateful to Anish Kapoor and his team for their generosity and hard work in<br />
producing Untitled for tonight’s auction.<br />
<strong>The</strong> print is a polymer gravure type etching. Each impression is inked and printed by hand using a cast–iron<br />
etching press on French BFK Rives naturel 280gsm paper.<br />
<strong>The</strong> cardinal red and warm red inks are of a traditional kind, a suspension of pigment in linseed oil supplied<br />
by Charbonnel of France.<br />
£800<br />
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Donated by: Sir Anish Kapoor<br />
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<strong>The</strong> Box of Delights<br />
<strong>The</strong> ‘Box of Delights’ is <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>’s luxury raffle. Over the years it has proved to be<br />
a firm favourite at the <strong>Auction</strong> and it is always a sell-out success.<br />
Guests are invited to purchase a box containing an exclusive keepsake of the evening.<br />
As well as the keepsake, every Box of Delights contains a luxury gift.<br />
This year, Thompson London has created a cool and sleek unisex bracelet which is perfect<br />
for all occasions. It consists of a beautifully braided, genuine leather, navy blue bracelet<br />
combined with a flat push-button clasp. It is finished off perfectly with a bespoke tag featuring<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong>’s neon pink heart.<br />
Thompson London, a brand under the Tateossian umbrella, is a niche menswear brand known<br />
for its quirky, tongue-in-cheek designs – with a twist of the classic and contemporary.<br />
Designs are fashion-forward and innately exciting – each with its own story – all pieces are<br />
conversation starters.<br />
With its design-led pieces, Thompson London is set to pave the way towards men truly enjoying<br />
their power to purchase fashion accessories for all occasions.<br />
We are thrilled to welcome Thompson London as our Box of Delights partner this year and<br />
thank them for their generous support.<br />
We have some truly fantastic prizes in the Box of Delights this year with fabulous gifts from<br />
Tateossian, Bamford, Jaeger, Selfridges, Berry Bros & Rudd and Charles Worthington. We also<br />
have tickets to sell-out concerts and shows, luxury weekend breaks, and dinners at some of<br />
London’s finest restaurants.<br />
Throughout the evening our vendors will be circulating and offering the Box of Delights.<br />
What will your luxury prize be <strong>The</strong>re is only one way to find out!<br />
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RUSSELL<br />
YOUNG<br />
BRANDO BIKE,<br />
2009<br />
Acrylic paint screen print<br />
on Coventry paper<br />
39 inches x 30 inches<br />
(99.06cm x 76.2cm)<br />
Signed, dated and<br />
editioned recto<br />
Russell Young describes his<br />
work as a soundtrack to<br />
his life, loves, experiences<br />
and influences. His method<br />
of working is to search,<br />
destroy and create. <strong>The</strong><br />
images he uses have been<br />
collected from newspaper<br />
cuttings, eBay, long<br />
correspondence with police<br />
departments throughout<br />
the world - and some<br />
have even been given by<br />
celebrities themselves.<br />
Russell Young has risen to become one of the most collected and sought-after artists of our<br />
time. His work has been shown in London, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Singapore, New York, Miami<br />
and Los Angeles. His silkscreen paintings have acquired a huge and illustrious fan base -<br />
Abby Rosen, the Gettys, David Hockney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, David Bowie and<br />
President Barack Obama all have examples of Russell’s works in their collections.<br />
Russell Young was hired in 1986 to shoot the cover of George Michael’s album Faith, and this<br />
piece was donated from the collection of <strong>The</strong> Goss-Michael Foundation.<br />
£5,000 - £6,000<br />
Donated by: <strong>The</strong> Goss-Michael Foundation and Russell Young<br />
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GIEVES & HAWKES<br />
A PRIVATE TAILORING<br />
AFTERNOON TEA AT<br />
NO.1 SAVILE ROW,<br />
LONDON<br />
Go behind the scenes of the legendary<br />
Savile Row address and order your own<br />
made-to-measure suit.<br />
Gieves & Hawkes have been in<br />
business since the 18th Century and<br />
have dressed such legends as Admiral<br />
Lord Nelson, <strong>The</strong> Duke of Wellington,<br />
Sir Winston Churchill and Charlie<br />
Chaplin among many others.<br />
<strong>The</strong> House is delighted to welcome<br />
you and your guest for afternoon tea<br />
at their historic London home at<br />
No.1 Savile Row. After tea you will<br />
go behind the scenes of this storied<br />
address and leave with a<br />
made-to-measure outfit of your<br />
choice from our Private Tailoring<br />
Service - to the value of £2,000.<br />
This Lot is redeemable at No.1 Savile Row<br />
only, in the 12 months following<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong>. <strong>The</strong> prize comprises an<br />
afternoon tea, workshop tour, Private<br />
Tailoring appointment and a £2,000 credit<br />
which must be redeemed, in one visit, on<br />
the Private Tailoring Service. Delivery of<br />
your finished garments can take up to eight<br />
weeks after your appointment. No cash<br />
alternative or equivalent will be available<br />
under any circumstances and store credit<br />
cannot be carried forward to a future visit.<br />
£2,000 - £3,000<br />
Donated by: Gieves & Hawkes<br />
Website: www.gievesandhawkes.com<br />
@gieveslondon<br />
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TRACEY EMIN<br />
LOVE – SEX AND LONELINESS, 2012<br />
Triptych<br />
Gouache on paper<br />
Each 25cm x 25cm unframed<br />
Signed and dated recto<br />
Tracey Emin CBE, one of Britain’s most highly acclaimed contemporary artists, is famed for her<br />
often controversial artworks. She explores a feminist discourse, sometimes using conventional<br />
handicraft techniques for radical intent. For example in Everyone I’ve Ever Slept With 1963 -<br />
1995 she used appliqué to list her lovers, friends and family in a small tent.<br />
Her work is deeply personal and often explores uncomfortable and thought-provoking issues.<br />
She produces monoprints, paintings and drawings and has exhibited all over the world -<br />
including a major solo exhibition Love Is What You Want at the Hayward Gallery, London,<br />
in 2011.<br />
Tracey Emin: Angel Without You, the first exhibition ever to focus solely on Emin’s use of neon<br />
ended a few days ago. It was held at the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, and was<br />
the first American museum to dedicate an exhibition to Emin.<br />
£25,000 - £30,000<br />
Donated by: Tracey Emin CBE<br />
Website: www.traceyeminstudio.com<br />
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AS SEEN ON TV…<br />
PRIVATE SCREENING FOR 20 AT ONE ALDWYCH<br />
INTRODUCED BY JULIE WALTERS.<br />
Julie Walters CBE has been taken to our hearts as one of the nation’s most popular actresses<br />
and comediennes. She has been delighting us on stage and screen for over 30 years and now<br />
here’s your opportunity to enjoy her ‘personal services’ as she introduces a screening from her<br />
widely adored repertoire!<br />
This private screening for you and<br />
20 friends will take place in the luxury<br />
cinema at One Aldwych hotel,<br />
Covent Garden. You will be able to<br />
pick a work from Julie’s extensive back<br />
<strong>catalogue</strong> - from her portrayal of<br />
brothel madam Christine Painter in<br />
Personal Services to the feel-good<br />
singalong Mamma Mia!<br />
But if you’re feeling ‘overall’ a little<br />
cheekier why not opt for an Acorn<br />
Antiques marathon<br />
To be taken between April <strong>2014</strong> and<br />
December <strong>2014</strong>. Screening will be<br />
arranged at a time mutually agreed<br />
between successful bidder, Julie Walters<br />
and One Aldwych. At least six week’s notice<br />
must be given.<br />
£2,000<br />
Julie Walters photographed by Sven Arnstein<br />
Donated by: Julie Walters CBE, One Aldwych<br />
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JULIAN OPIE<br />
GALLOPING HORSE 1. 2013.<br />
Inlaid and overlaid acrylic panel<br />
61.3cm x 100cm x 3.9cm<br />
Edition of 35<br />
AP4<br />
Julian Opie is an English sculptor, painter, printmaker and installation artist. He studied at<br />
Goldsmiths College before emerging as an influential figure onto the British art scene in the<br />
1980s. Opie’s artworks feature animated walking figures rendered with minimal detail in black<br />
line drawing.<br />
Stuart Jeffries in <strong>The</strong> Guardian described Opie’s themes as ‘engagement with art history,<br />
use of new technology, obsession with the human body’ and ‘work with one idea across<br />
different media’.<br />
Galloping horse 1. 2013. is from Julian’s latest series of limited edition prints.<br />
£8,000 - £9,000<br />
Donated by: Julian Opie<br />
Website: www.julianopie.com<br />
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DONNY AND MARIE<br />
IN LAS VEGAS<br />
Standing in the spotlight on a Las<br />
Vegas stage is second nature to<br />
Donny and Marie Osmond. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
were 1970s pop and TV legends and<br />
are now modern day Vegas royalty!<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir award-winning show reflects<br />
their five decades of stardom with<br />
a magical mix of Donny’s teen<br />
idol pop hits, Marie’s mashed up<br />
country music and Broadway tunes<br />
from the many musicals in which<br />
they have both starred. Enjoy the<br />
glamorous spirit of old style Vegas<br />
at <strong>The</strong> Flamingo Hotel and watch<br />
the show from traditional booths<br />
and tables, then go backstage and<br />
meet Donny and Marie.<br />
This fantastic experience includes<br />
two nights at the fabulous<br />
Flamingo Hotel, VIP tickets to<br />
Cirque Du Soleil and two Club<br />
Class round-trip tickets with<br />
British Airways.<br />
Package to be taken at a time mutually agreeable between Donny and Marie (based on their availability<br />
and performance schedule) and the successful bidder before 30 November <strong>2014</strong>.<br />
£10,000 - £12,000<br />
Donated by: Billy Sammeth<br />
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LEE BROOM<br />
ELECTRIC LOUIS<br />
CHAIR<br />
Edition 1 of 1<br />
Hot pink neon<br />
Chair measurements: width:<br />
70cm, depth 60cm, height 113cm<br />
Based on the iconic chair from<br />
Lee’s debut furniture collection in<br />
2007, this exclusive edition Electric<br />
Louis chair has a specially engraved<br />
plaque to incorporate the winning<br />
bidder’s name.<br />
<strong>The</strong> chair is created in three<br />
stages, hand carved in mahogany,<br />
lacquered to a high gloss black<br />
finish and then adorned by hand in<br />
magenta neon. <strong>The</strong> Electric Louis<br />
chairs have been installed around<br />
the world in homes, bars and even<br />
suspended from the ceiling of<br />
Henry’s bar at the Hudson in<br />
New York.<br />
Lee Broom’s products are sold in 30 countries. He has won over 25 awards including British<br />
Designer of the Year in 2012. He has designed over 40 interiors - including for Christian<br />
Louboutin at Harrods. He has collaborated with Matthew Williamson, Mulberry and <strong>The</strong> Savoy.<br />
Fans of Lee’s work include Nicole Kidman, Kate Moss, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kanye West.<br />
£8,000 - £10,000<br />
Donated by: Lee Broom<br />
Website: www.leebroom.com @leebroom<br />
All enquiries to: Jenny O’Neill : jenny@leebroom.com<br />
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Venice photograph © Shutterstock/ Gurgen Bakhshetsyan<br />
VENETIAN LUXURY BREAK<br />
Flights plus two night stay in a five star luxury hotel<br />
- <strong>The</strong> Bauers - in a deluxe room with breakfast.<br />
Founded in the 5th Century and spread over 118 small islands,<br />
Venice is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece. It houses<br />
works by some of the world’s greatest artists such as Giorgione,<br />
Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese and others.<br />
Follow in the footsteps of Casanova and Lord Byron as you take in the timeless beauty and<br />
architectural magnificence of Venice. Step into a Gondola and explore the waterways or step<br />
onto terra firma and take in the view from the Rialto Bridge. Visit Saint Mark’s Basilica and<br />
treat yourself to a hot chocolate in Caffe Florian – Venice’s oldest cafe – once frequented by<br />
Casanova himself.<br />
What better way to enjoy your break than by staying in <strong>The</strong> Bauers This luxury, five star hotel<br />
in Art Deco style has a contemporary look and feel, giving guests the opportunity to experience<br />
the life of Venetian palazzo living.<br />
As Truman Capote said: ‘Venice is like eating an entire box of chocolate liqueurs in one go.’<br />
Must be taken between 2 April - 2 December <strong>2014</strong> (excludes all weekends during the high season,<br />
Carnival, Biennale and Film Festival plus the first weeks of June and September). Flights are subject<br />
to availability. Venice City Tax not included.<br />
£2,000 - £2,500<br />
Donated by: <strong>The</strong> Bauers, John McCaffrey<br />
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TATEOSSIAN RING EXPERIENCE<br />
Celebrate a friendship, engagement or wedding with two bespoke one-of-a-kind rings.<br />
Visit the Tateossian head office in Imperial Wharf, where you will be welcomed by CEO,<br />
Robert Tateossian. With Robert’s help you will design a pair of your own special rings over<br />
Champagne and caviar. Each 18 karat gold band ring - available in white, pink or yellow gold<br />
and weighted between 5.80 and 7.90 grams - will be set with either H-VS1 brilliant cut white,<br />
champagne or black diamonds ranging from 0.16 to 0.33 carats. Enjoy exploring endless<br />
possibilities in design together with Robert. Your rings will be totally exclusive – one of a kind<br />
pieces, heirlooms for generations to come and a wise investment.<br />
Tateossian jewellery is a luxury handcrafted product with a unique design ethos. Designs are<br />
contemporary, fashion-forward and timeless, attracting a huge fan base including some of the<br />
world’s most high profile figures.<br />
£8,000 - £10,000<br />
Donated by: Tateossian<br />
Website: www.tateossian.com<br />
@tateossian<br />
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SHAUN BROSNAN<br />
FACE FRAGMENT<br />
Long-term supporter of <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>,<br />
Shaun Brosnan is inspired by the sculptures of<br />
Ancient Greece and Rome and the way in which<br />
we can look at fragments of things and<br />
understand them. He works with sheet lead<br />
because it is ‘such a lovely sensual metal’<br />
and his method of beating each piece<br />
into shape means that each work is<br />
completely unique.<br />
Face Fragment is hand beaten from<br />
a piece of Georgian lead that was<br />
given to Shaun. It has a beautiful<br />
fragile quality with an amazing<br />
patina which comes from being<br />
left outside in the English weather<br />
in Kent.<br />
£3,000 - £5,000<br />
Donated by: Shaun Brosnan<br />
Website: www.shaunbrosnan.com<br />
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A NIGHT (AND A YEAR) AT THE OPERA<br />
English National Opera (ENO) is one of the world’s most innovative<br />
and accessible opera companies with an international reputation for<br />
distinctive, contemporary and highly theatrical productions.<br />
Here is a chance for you and three guests to enjoy an exclusive<br />
evening of opera entertainment at the ENO. <strong>The</strong> evening includes<br />
a VIP backstage tour for a production of your choice during<br />
our Spring/Summer <strong>2014</strong> season. You will also receive a<br />
complimentary Patron’s membership of ENO so that you can<br />
continue to enjoy great opera all year.<br />
You and your guests will receive a personal tour of the backstage areas of the London Coliseum<br />
and the unique opportunity to stand on the set of the opera prior to the performance. <strong>The</strong> tour<br />
will be led by a member of ENO’s creative team who will provide an introduction to the<br />
performance. You will then be escorted to the best seats in the house to enjoy the opera.<br />
In addition you are offered a year’s complimentary membership of the Opera Circle, ENO’s most treasured<br />
group of supporters. This membership offers you concierge ticket booking and invitations to a series of<br />
events designed to help you really get under the skin of the UK’s most exciting opera company.<br />
£800 - £1,000<br />
Donated by: English National Opera<br />
Website: www.eno.org @E_N_O<br />
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A CALFSKIN<br />
LEATHER AND<br />
JAPANNED<br />
LACQUER<br />
COFFEE TABLE<br />
MADE BY DAVID<br />
COLLINS STUDIO<br />
Height 450mm x width<br />
900mm x depth 90mm<br />
During his career, David<br />
Collins (1955-2013)<br />
surrounded himself with<br />
an expert team of<br />
designers and architects,<br />
collaborating with artisans,<br />
craftsmen and artists. It is<br />
in this spirit of collaboration<br />
that David Collins Studio<br />
again works with <strong>Terrence</strong><br />
<strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> to present this<br />
very special piece of furniture.<br />
<strong>The</strong> coffee table, designed<br />
by David Collins, has been realised here in shades of blue - a colour very close to David in<br />
his life and work. Manufactured in England exclusively for <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong>, the tabletop is<br />
upholstered in calfskin leather top dyed cerulean blue. <strong>The</strong> oak frame is finished in teal blue<br />
japanned lacquer and the metalwork to the feet and studs is a polished brass.<br />
£8,000 - £10,000<br />
Donated by: David Collins Studio<br />
Website: www.davidcollins.com<br />
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DAVID COLLINS<br />
1955 - 2013<br />
David Collins passed away<br />
in July 2013 following a<br />
short battle with cancer.<br />
David’s contribution to<br />
London life, its restaurant and<br />
bar scene and to the design<br />
world was immeasurable.<br />
Anyone who has dined at<br />
<strong>The</strong> Wolseley, <strong>The</strong> Delaunay<br />
or Colbert, or who has had a<br />
drink at Claridge’s Bar, <strong>The</strong><br />
Blue Bar or <strong>The</strong> Connaught<br />
Bar will have experienced his<br />
talent and cleverness. David<br />
was able to create spaces<br />
where men and women are<br />
sumptuously lit and exist in<br />
perfect comfort.<br />
<strong>The</strong> much-loved and<br />
talented architect set up his<br />
eponymous Studio in 1985<br />
and left behind a legacy of<br />
work that pervades the contemporary aesthetic. A supporter of <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>, David<br />
has donated unique and precious items of furniture in the past and it is in this spirit that his<br />
Studio continues to support the charity.<br />
A message from <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
David was a good friend to <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>. He had been involved with <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong><br />
since its very beginning in 1996 and had served on the organising Committee for a number<br />
of years, as well as regularly contributing as a Lot donor. He was a member of the <strong>Terrence</strong><br />
<strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> Friends Programme and a welcome guest at so many of our fundraising<br />
galas - always charming, entertaining and, of course, impeccably dressed! He also enjoyed a<br />
long association with both Crusaid and London Lighthouse before their eventual mergers with<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>. His generosity, dedication and commitment will be missed by everyone<br />
working to improve the lives of those living with HIV. We are truly grateful to have worked<br />
with David over the years and to his Studio for their continued support today.<br />
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RICHARD YOUNG<br />
DAVID BOWIE IN CONCERT, WEMBLEY, LONDON, 1976<br />
Image Size: 38cm x 55cm<br />
Paper Size: 20 inches x 24 inches<br />
Silver gelatin print<br />
Edition of 25 made from the original negative<br />
Signed, stamped and numbered on the verso<br />
Richard Young has an exceptional eye and a unique approach. He is one of the most significant<br />
social documentary photographers of the 20th Century. His unerring ability to capture the<br />
moment and present a candid, inside view into the world of celebrity has resulted in iconic<br />
images that are celebrated in publications throughout the world.<br />
£2,500 - £3,500<br />
Donated by: Richard Young<br />
Website: www.richardyounggallery.co.uk<br />
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SEVEN NIGHTS<br />
IN SRI LANKA<br />
Passepartout Travel and<br />
Amanresorts invite you to enjoy<br />
the palm-fringed coastlines<br />
of Sri Lanka. Your stay will be<br />
seven nights long across two of<br />
Aman’s luxury resorts:<br />
Resort 1 - Amangalla: This<br />
stunning resort sits within the<br />
ramparts of the 17th Century<br />
Galle Fort, a UNESCO World<br />
Heritage Site.<br />
Offering views of the resort’s 200-year-old gardens and the fort and harbour beyond,<br />
Amangalla allows you to explore this historic trading port and the surrounding countryside.<br />
Resort 2 - Amanwella: Located in a mature<br />
coconut grove fronting a crescent-shaped beach,<br />
Amanwella is a seaside retreat with private<br />
plunge pools and terraces. Guests can relax on<br />
the expansive terrace surrounding the main pool<br />
or on the soft sand beach.<br />
<strong>The</strong> length of time you spend in each resort is<br />
entirely up to you. <strong>The</strong> experts at boutique travel<br />
service Passepartout will help to organise your<br />
holiday or extend it inland should you wish to<br />
visit the vibrant tea plantations or the fascinating<br />
ancient cities of the north.<br />
Flights not included. Seven night stay on a bed and breakfast basis between both properties subject to<br />
availability. Not valid between 20 Dec 1014 -10 Jan 2015. Package must be taken before February 2015.<br />
£4,000 - £5,000<br />
Donated by: Passepartout Travel and Amanresorts<br />
Passepartout website: www.passepartout.co.uk<br />
Amanresorts website: www.amanresorts.com<br />
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MAGGI HAMBLING<br />
NIGHT WAVES CHURNING, 2013<br />
Oil on board<br />
15.5cm x 21cm<br />
Framed and signed verso<br />
Maggi Hambling is one of Britain’s most distinguished contemporary artists.<br />
Hambling’s celebrated and continuing series of North Sea paintings were last exhibited at<br />
the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, in 2010. Exhibitions in 2013 included Maggi Hambling:<br />
Wall of Water at the Hermitage in Russia, SNAP: Art at the Aldeburgh Festival and Bridging in<br />
Hong Kong. Her work is held in many public collections - including at the British Museum,<br />
Tate Collection, National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Scottish Gallery of Modern Art<br />
and the Victoria and Albert Museum.<br />
Hambling lives and works in Suffolk and London.<br />
£5,000 – £7,000<br />
Donated by: Maggi Hambling<br />
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ALEXANDRA LLEWELLYN BACKGAMMON SET<br />
LILY, <strong>2014</strong><br />
59cm x 38cm x 9cm when closed<br />
Zebrano wood with mother of pearl and black glass playing pieces<br />
Alexandra was first introduced to backgammon while strolling through the alleys of Cairo with<br />
her Egyptian step-grandfather as a child. Alexandra launched her backgammon designs three<br />
years ago and sells her designs and bespoke work all over the world.<br />
Working with a team of master craftsmen who specialise in different techniques and materials,<br />
this unique commission has been specially designed for <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>.<br />
£3,000 - £4,000<br />
Donated by: Alexandra Llewellyn<br />
Website: www.alexandralldesign.com<br />
@A_Ll_D<br />
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STEFANO CANTARONI<br />
SAN SEBASTIANO DELLA<br />
COLONNA, 1999<br />
22cm x 71cm<br />
Lambda print on glossy Ilfochrome<br />
Edition 1 of 3<br />
Stefano Cantaroni is known as ‘<strong>The</strong> Cyber<br />
Mannerist’ – he is a digital modern artist with<br />
links to themes of traditional painting.<br />
This young Italian-German is one of the<br />
major representatives of the Italian ‘Staging<br />
Photography’ scene. This is the final frontier<br />
of contemporary art, where painting is pitched<br />
somewhere between a photo shoot and a<br />
theatre scene.<br />
In order to express himself, Cantaroni uses<br />
computers and digital techniques instead<br />
of brushes.<br />
£4,000 - £5,000<br />
Donated by: Filippo Tattoni-Marcozzi and Eric Nelson<br />
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Gianluca Longo<br />
Billal Taright<br />
STRIKE A POSE<br />
This is your chance to live the life of a supermodel with a one-of-a-kind chance to be styled<br />
and photographed for a portrait by a duo of top industry creatives.<br />
You will be styled by Gianluca Longo, Associate Editor of Inspire Magazine, Contributing Editor<br />
to Harper’s Bazaar UK, Elle Luxe, Conde Nast Traveller and Tatler. Gianluca has created<br />
outstanding red carpet looks for events such as the BAFTAS and Elton John’s White Tie and<br />
Tiara Ball - and is personal shopper to some very demanding men and women.<br />
After you have been styled, the exceptional lenses of Billal Taright, famed for his shoots for W,<br />
Harper’s Bazaar UK and Vogue Brasil will be turned on you. He is also the Art Director of the<br />
world-famous Italian menswear label Canali, with its cutting-edge advertising campaigns.<br />
He will capture this moment, providing you with a unique signed print to treasure forever.<br />
£2,000 - £3,000<br />
Donated by: Gianluca Longo and Billal Taright<br />
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DAVID BAILEY<br />
BALENCIAGA,<br />
1967<br />
Archival pigment print<br />
on Ilford Galerie<br />
Shot 1967 / Printed:<br />
2010<br />
73cm x 58.5cm<br />
Legendary and<br />
fascinating, David Bailey<br />
has long been one of<br />
the most famous<br />
photographers on<br />
the planet. He has<br />
collaborated with<br />
magazines and<br />
newspapers from Vogue<br />
and i-D through to<br />
<strong>The</strong> New York Times,<br />
photographing key<br />
cultural figures from<br />
the worlds of pop music,<br />
literature and theatre<br />
with a simple and<br />
dramatic style.<br />
His latest exhibition, Stardust, at the National Portrait Gallery is presented thematically<br />
across a series of contrasting rooms and illustrates the extraordinary range of subjects that<br />
Bailey has captured. <strong>The</strong>se range from actors to writers, musicians, film-makers, designers,<br />
models, artists and people encountered on his travels - many of them famous, some<br />
anonymous - all of them unforgettable.<br />
£10,000 – £12,000<br />
Donated by: David Bailey with thanks to Visual Artists<br />
Website: www.visualartists.co<br />
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CORNELIA PARKER<br />
HOT POKER, 2011<br />
Laser cut archival inkjet print on Hahnemühle photo rag 308gsm paper<br />
Cushion-mounted on mountboard<br />
Print number 29 of 50, signed and numbered recto<br />
Framed size: 43.5cm x 51.5cm<br />
For some years Cornelia Parker’s work has been concerned with formalising things beyond our<br />
control, containing the volatile and making it into something that is quiet and contemplative -<br />
such as the ‘eye of the storm’. She is fascinated with processes in the world that mimic cartoon<br />
‘deaths’ – steamrollering, shooting full of holes, falling from cliffs and explosions. Through a<br />
combination of visual and verbal allusions her work triggers cultural metaphors and personal<br />
associations. <strong>The</strong>se allow the viewer to witness the transformation of the most ordinary objects<br />
into something compelling and extraordinary.<br />
£600 - £1,000<br />
Donated by: Cornelia Parker and Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh<br />
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TEMPERLEY<br />
TIME<br />
Temperley London is a<br />
leading luxury British<br />
designer womenswear<br />
brand loved by royalty and<br />
red carpet alike – it offers<br />
access to the exclusive<br />
world of high fashion.<br />
With two front row tickets<br />
on offer to their London<br />
Fashion Week Spring/<br />
Summer 2015 show in<br />
September this year, this<br />
is your chance to mingle<br />
with VIPs and the fashion<br />
elite. Tickets include a<br />
backstage experience.<br />
Temperley will also<br />
schedule a personal fitting<br />
and styling session in their<br />
Mayfair flagship store<br />
with a gift of a gown with<br />
a value up to £1,500 -<br />
and a chance to meet<br />
the designer.<br />
Fashion Week Spring/Summer<br />
2015 show tickets cannot be<br />
changed for another event.<br />
Gift gown must be redeemed<br />
in the 12 months following<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong>. <strong>The</strong> £1,500<br />
credit must be redeemed in<br />
one visit - no cash alternative<br />
or equivalent will be available<br />
under any circumstances and<br />
store credit cannot be carried<br />
forward to a future visit.<br />
£2,000 - £3,000<br />
Donated by: Temperley<br />
Website: www.temperleylondon.com<br />
@temperleylondon<br />
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HERB RITTS<br />
WATERFALL<br />
TORSO,<br />
HOLLYWOOD,<br />
1988<br />
Gelatin silver<br />
photograph<br />
20 inches (height)<br />
x 16 inches (width)<br />
Print 4/25<br />
Herb Ritts began his<br />
photographic career<br />
in the late 1970s<br />
and quickly gained a<br />
reputation as a master<br />
of art and commercial<br />
photography. Herb<br />
produced portraits and<br />
editorial fashion work<br />
for Vogue, Vanity Fair,<br />
Rolling Stone and<br />
Interview. He was<br />
sought out by leading<br />
fashion designers and<br />
created successful advertising campaigns for Calvin Klein, Chanel, Donna Karan, Giorgio Armani<br />
and Valentino among others.<br />
Herb Ritts was drawn to clean lines and strong forms. His images often challenged<br />
conventional notions of gender and race. Social history and fantasy were both captured and<br />
created by his memorable photographs of notable people in film, fashion, music, politics<br />
and society.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Herb Ritts Foundation continues Herb’s longstanding support of HIV/AIDS charities by<br />
funding organisations supporting those affected by HIV and AIDS. <strong>The</strong> Foundation also<br />
promotes Herb’s great passion for photography by assisting institutions with educational<br />
programmes advancing the art of photography.<br />
£6,000 – £7,000<br />
Donated by: <strong>The</strong> Herb Ritts Foundation<br />
Website: www.herbritts.com<br />
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CEAL FLOYER<br />
CORNER, 2009<br />
Trimmed and cushion-mounted archival inkjet print<br />
Print number 32 of 50<br />
Framed size: 43.5cm x 51.5cm<br />
Conceptual artist Ceal Floyer is celebrated for her deft manoeuvres in everyday situations.<br />
Working in film and installation, she reconfigures familiar objects as sources of surprise and<br />
humour. In Light (1994), for example, a solitary unconnected bulb is lit up from four sides by<br />
slide projectors. In Stable (2008), the ubiquitous folded beer mat - often found wedging a<br />
dodgy table leg - is called upon fourfold to bear the load of all four table legs.<br />
Such adjustments in usage draw on an acute sense of the absurd, with an economy of<br />
language that makes a powerful argument for beauty in the detail. Viewers are nudged to<br />
double take and - on closer inspection - recognise a sparse kind of poetry. Floyer’s clarity of<br />
thought and the elegantly concise presentation of her ideas resonate through all areas of her<br />
practice. <strong>The</strong> deceptive simplicity of the work is informed by Floyer’s particular sense of<br />
humour and an awareness of the absurd.<br />
£600 - £1,000<br />
Donated by: Ceal Floyer and Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh<br />
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RICHARD O’BRIEN<br />
A SET OF FOUR NORTH ITALIAN EBONY AND IVORY<br />
INLAID DINING CHAIRS<br />
MILAN, CIRCA 1860<br />
Two pairs of nearly identical chairs<br />
Dating from around 1860, black, ebonised, Milanese with bone/ivory inlays<br />
Chairs: approximately 45 inches x 18 inches x 18 inches<br />
Accompanying table: approximately 19 inches x 15 inches x 15 inches<br />
Together with a small occasional table, the chairs are decorated throughout with geometrical<br />
inlay and scrolling foliage. <strong>The</strong> backs are each centred by a clothed figure flanked by baluster<br />
turned stiles, a solid seat and an H-stretcher.<br />
Donated by the wonderful Richard O’Brien who tells us:<br />
‘<strong>The</strong>se four Milanese chairs were bought by me in 1998 while I was out looking for Christmas<br />
gifts for others. Didn’t I get lucky<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> dining room in my new house had wallpaper by Zuber and a green marble dining<br />
table - all of which cried out for something equally exotic and wonderful in the sitting<br />
down department.<br />
‘<strong>The</strong>y date from around 1860 and, although they are two pairs rather than a set of four, they<br />
do fit together rather nicely. It is my fervent wish that whoever buys them will derive as much<br />
pleasure from them as I have over my 16 years of ownership. <strong>The</strong>y are bold, elegant and dare I<br />
say it, rather sexy.<br />
‘My only advice to the buyer is to choose the cushions with equal style and taste.’<br />
Note on ivory inlays: a re-export permit from Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency (AHVLA),<br />
part of UK CITES Management Authority, will be required should the Buyer decide to move the Lot outside<br />
of the European Union.<br />
£3,000 - £4,000<br />
Donated by: Richard O’Brien<br />
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ANDREW SALGADO<br />
CESARE AFTER THE ACCIDENT, <strong>2014</strong><br />
Oil on canvas with spray<br />
60cm x 50cm<br />
Canadian artist Andrew<br />
Salgado’s bold, assertive<br />
and generally large-scale<br />
figurative paintings have<br />
been exhibited across<br />
the globe - including in<br />
the USA, Germany,<br />
Thailand, Korea,<br />
Australia, Scandinavia<br />
and London. He has lived<br />
and worked in London<br />
since 2008 having<br />
completed an MA at<br />
Chelsea College of Art<br />
and Design.<br />
Andrew is represented<br />
by Beers Contemporary<br />
in London where his<br />
third solo exhibition<br />
with the gallery, entitled<br />
Storytelling, will open on<br />
10 October <strong>2014</strong>.<br />
£2,500 - £3,500<br />
Donated by: Andrew Salgado / Beers Contemporary<br />
Website: www.andrewsalgado.com<br />
@Salgado_Andrew www.facebook.com/andrew.salgado.artist<br />
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BRUCE WEBER<br />
JENS AT THE SHANGRI LA, SANTA MONICA, 1986<br />
Gelatin silver print<br />
14 inches x 17 inches<br />
Signed verso<br />
Bruce Weber was born in rural Greensburg, Pennsylvania, in 1946. He became the pre-eminent<br />
photographer of the fashion industry in the 1980s and continues to be one of the world’s most<br />
popular and influential photographers. Working for Calvin Klein, Karl Lagerfeld, Gianni Versace,<br />
Ralph Lauren - and more recently, Abercrombie & Fitch - Weber pioneered a nostalgic,<br />
aspirational style that redefined the industry. He is widely considered to have introduced<br />
a new level of artistry to commercial photography.<br />
<strong>The</strong> subject of the piece is the model Jens Peter.<br />
£6,000 - £7,000<br />
Donated by: John McCaffrey<br />
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Dr Christian Jessen<br />
THE DOCTOR WILL SEE YOU NOW...<br />
A HOSPITAL VISIT WITH DR CHRISTIAN<br />
Dr Christian Jessen photograph © 2009 Sur Rider Management • <strong>The</strong> Hospital Club photographs by Paul Raeside<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>’s Celebrity Ambassador, Dr Christian Jessen, is everyone’s favourite<br />
TV medic! As the charismatic presenter of BAFTA award-winning shows - such as Embarrassing<br />
Bodies and the critically acclaimed Supersize vs Superskinny - he has prodded and probed the<br />
nation! A passionate public health campaigner, his aim is to demystify and explain the often<br />
complicated world of medicine to the general public. This is your opportunity to ask him about<br />
anything - from health and fitness to how he gets away with wearing such loud shirts.<br />
Join Dr Christian for dinner at <strong>The</strong> Hospital Club in the heart of Covent Garden. <strong>The</strong> club is a<br />
chic home from home for its members - offering exceptional service with warmth, style and<br />
efficiency. At its heart is the restaurant, where award-winning Chef Duncan Cruickshanks<br />
uses ingredients selected for their locality and seasonality to create dishes that draw on all<br />
of the senses.<br />
Dinner for you and four guests with Dr Christian. Must be taken on a mutually agreed date before<br />
12 March 2015. Please note that this is not a medical consultation.<br />
£1,000 - £2,000<br />
Donated by: Dr Christian Jessen and <strong>The</strong> Hospital Club<br />
@doctorchristian<br />
@thehospitalclub<br />
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MARC HAGAN-GUIREY<br />
SOHO KIRIGAMI, <strong>2014</strong><br />
Kirigami in lightbox<br />
Artist Marc Hagan-Guirey - otherwise known as ‘Paper Dandy’ - describes himself as a<br />
‘paper architect’. Using single pieces of A4 paper - and no glue - he is famed for creating<br />
sculptures of buildings based on locations from cult horror movies.<br />
Presented within light boxes, by night the silhouetted paper sculptures appear as spectral and<br />
ethereal as the buildings on screen. By day, the works exist in their pure white and tangible<br />
forms – displaying an innocent and simple beauty and highlighting their physical construction.<br />
As a long-term supporter of <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>, Hagan-Guirey has created this special<br />
one-off piece for <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong>. It encapsulates the cheeky spirit of the charity and the<br />
sexy shenanigans of a typical night out in Soho.<br />
£3,000 - £4,000<br />
Donated by: Marc Hagan-Guirey<br />
Website: www.paperdandy.co.uk<br />
@pixeldandy<br />
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TEA WITH THE LORD MAYOR AT THE MANSION HOUSE<br />
Alderman Fiona Woolf CBE is the current Lord Mayor of London - and as the 686th Lord Mayor<br />
is only the second woman to hold the role since its inception in 1189.<br />
Fiona is an advocate of diversity in the City, and recently said:<br />
‘I would like to use my Mayoralty to encourage people to put more energy into the diversity<br />
agenda. I am talking about everybody regardless of their race, sexuality, gender or disability.<br />
It is about making sure that our talent pool is wide enough and deep enough because if we all<br />
came from the same background where would new ideas come from’<br />
As well as the ceremonial aspects of the Lord Mayor’s role which date back to the Middle Ages,<br />
Fiona Woolf has advised over 28 governments and the World Bank on privatisation. This blend<br />
of the traditional and the modern make her one of the most interesting people you are ever<br />
likely to meet!<br />
Tea for six to be taken at a mutually agreeable time by the successful bidder and Fiona Woolf. Please<br />
bear in mind that due to the nature of the Lord Mayor’s role this Lot is time sensitive and will need to be<br />
arranged within the next three weeks to be taken before September <strong>2014</strong>.<br />
£1,000 - £2,000<br />
Donated by: Fiona Woolf CBE<br />
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A TAXIDERMY LESSON WITH POLLY MORGAN<br />
Artist Polly Morgan, a member of the Guild of Taxidermists,<br />
creates unnerving tableaux using animals and birds that have met<br />
with accidental or unpreventable deaths. <strong>The</strong>se make disquieting<br />
observations about mortality and birth.<br />
Since its first outing, at the Zoo Art Fair in 2005,<br />
her work has been exhibited in commercial<br />
galleries and museums both internationally<br />
and at home, earning her a growing band of<br />
followers and significant media attention.<br />
This is a one-off opportunity to be the first<br />
person that Polly has ever given a lesson to.<br />
You and a friend will be invited to the artist’s<br />
Hackney studio to learn the basics of this<br />
ancient craft.<br />
Bird, and all tools, provided.<br />
Lesson to be taken at mutually agreeable time<br />
between April <strong>2014</strong> - March 2015. All animals used in<br />
Polly’s work have died naturally or accidentally.<br />
£1,000 - £2,000<br />
Donated by: Polly Morgan<br />
Website: www.pollymorgan.co.uk<br />
Instagram: pollymorganartist<br />
One Can Only Hope (<strong>2014</strong>)<br />
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A CORNISH PARADISE<br />
Tresanton is a cluster of houses on the edge of St Mawes, one of the prettiest fishing villages<br />
in Cornwall. Originally created as a yachtsmen’s club, in 1997 Olga Polizzi bought Tresanton<br />
and spent two years completely redesigning and restoring it. All rooms have stunning views<br />
across the sea towards St Anthony’s lighthouse. In addition to 30 bedrooms the hotel has a<br />
restaurant, bar, sitting room, cinema, playroom, children’s garden and a private yacht.<br />
Arrive in style with first class train travel through the rolling south west countryside,<br />
with access to the UK’s only on-train fine dining Pullman restaurant provided courtesy of<br />
First Great Western.<br />
Accommodation is for two people staying for two nights. Train travel is only available to and from stations<br />
on First Great Western’s network and the Pullman dining element is subject to availability. Transfer from<br />
Exeter station is not included. Accommodation is available between 1 October and 31 March 2015<br />
excluding the Christmas period.<br />
£800 – £1,200<br />
Donated by: Olga Polizzi and Tresanton<br />
Travel donated by: First Great Western<br />
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THE PERFECT PICNIC PACKAGE<br />
With spring just around the corner, we have assembled everything you need for the ultimate<br />
luxury picnic! Load up the motor car with this vintage Louis Vuitton motoring trunk - complete<br />
with a set of four traditional picnic rugs made with recycled British wool. Find a sunny spot<br />
and enjoy this sumptuous gourmet hamper from the world-renowned food hall at Harrods.<br />
A perfect blend of classic French style and the very best of British!<br />
Early 20th Century Louis Vuitton motoring trunk in black vuittonite canvas with a leather handle, ivory<br />
linen interiors and two canvas cross straps. <strong>The</strong> trunk measures 15cm x 89.5cm x 41cm.<br />
<strong>The</strong> lock is inscribed ‘LV DÉPOSÉ’ and numbered ‘177’, the interior is labelled ‘LOUIS VUITTON, PARIS -70.<br />
CHAMPS ÉYLSÉES, 149. NEW BOND ST. LONDON. W. NICE 12 AVE DE VERDUN, LILLE 34 RUE RAIDHERBE’<br />
and numbered ‘760043’.<br />
£1,500 - £2,500<br />
Trunk donated by: Philip Baldwin<br />
Hamper donated by: Harrods<br />
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A PORTRAIT<br />
COMMISSION<br />
FROM<br />
ALEXANDER<br />
NEWLEY<br />
Sir Nick Patrridge, 2013<br />
Now recognised as one<br />
of the world’s leading<br />
portraitists, Alexander<br />
Newley devoted<br />
himself to painting<br />
from an early age and,<br />
for the most part,<br />
taught himself by<br />
studying the Old<br />
Masters.<br />
He explored various<br />
subjects and<br />
techniques, including<br />
landscapes he painted<br />
in coastal Lyme Regis<br />
and the self-portraits<br />
he began in 1985. His<br />
passion for portraiture<br />
originated in a very<br />
personal place -<br />
his father’s face.<br />
Head-and-shoulders portrait will be created from photos taken by Mr Newley, requiring one sitting of<br />
approximately 90 minutes. To be arranged upon a mutually agreed date before 31 March 2015.<br />
£6,500 - £8,500<br />
Donated by: Alexander Newley<br />
Website: www.sachanewley.com<br />
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DINNER FOR<br />
EIGHT AND<br />
A PRIVATE<br />
TOUR OF<br />
DAVID<br />
FURNISH’S<br />
HOME<br />
David Furnish welcomes<br />
you to his London<br />
residence. Enjoy dinner<br />
with David in his<br />
fabulous London home,<br />
before taking a tour<br />
of David and Sir Elton<br />
John’s private<br />
collection of<br />
contemporary art.<br />
This is a unique chance<br />
to view one of the<br />
world’s foremost<br />
private collections while<br />
David acts as your own<br />
personal curator to the<br />
magnificent works on<br />
display.<br />
Dinner for eight guests.<br />
Must be taken at a<br />
mutually agreeable date<br />
between April <strong>2014</strong> -<br />
December <strong>2014</strong>.<br />
£3,000 - £4,000<br />
Donated by: David Furnish<br />
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HOWARD HODGKIN CH, CBE<br />
HOME, 2001<br />
Hand-painted sugar lift-ground etching with aquatint from two copper plates on<br />
280gsm Two Rivers 100 per cent cotton paper<br />
Paper and image: 36.8cm x 41.4cm<br />
Artist’s proof from edition of 50<br />
Framed to artist’s specifications<br />
Signed with initials and dated in Roman numerals in pencil recto<br />
Catalogue raisonné reference: Thames & Hudson 112<br />
Executed 2001<br />
Howard Hodgkin is one<br />
Britain’s most important<br />
painters and printmakers.<br />
He studied at the Camberwell<br />
School of Art, followed by the<br />
Bath Academy of Art. He has<br />
served as a trustee of the<br />
Tate Gallery and the National<br />
Gallery and in 1992 was<br />
knighted.<br />
Hodgkin’s paintings and prints<br />
often refer to memories and<br />
private experiences, but<br />
deliberately avoid the<br />
figurative. Since the 1950s,<br />
he has made a substantial<br />
number of original prints and<br />
over the last 20 years has<br />
favoured the use of etching<br />
and aquatint combined with<br />
hand-painting.<br />
Home is one of a group of small etchings the artist made from 2000-2001 at 107 Workshop<br />
in Wiltshire. It is a classic composition of the artist’s oeuvre, built-up using layer upon layer of<br />
printed and hand-painted colour, finished with the motif that echoes the hand-painted frames<br />
which surround many of the paintings.<br />
£3,000 - £4,000<br />
Donated by: Howard Hodgkin CH, CBE<br />
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LUXURY<br />
FRENCH<br />
RIVIERA<br />
YACHT<br />
EXPERIENCE<br />
FOR EIGHT<br />
This is a unique<br />
opportunity to enjoy<br />
an exclusive two-day<br />
charter on board the<br />
stunning 28-metre yacht<br />
‘High Energy’ in the<br />
South of France.<br />
High Energy is spacious yet<br />
elegant - the interior boasts exquisite<br />
craftsmanship and cutting-edge design<br />
as well as panoramic views.<br />
On the foredeck, large sunpads<br />
and comfortable seating areas are<br />
perfect for al fresco dining or<br />
relaxation. Alternatively, head to the<br />
flybridge and enjoy a tipple while<br />
cruising along the coastline - or take<br />
advantage of underwater lighting to enjoy swimming after sunset.<br />
True to Sunseeker heritage, this masterpiece of design has been styled to perfection and is one<br />
of the world’s favourite motor yachts. What better place to enjoy it than the French Riviera -<br />
one of the world’s ultimate destinations for luxury and glamour<br />
<strong>The</strong> all-inclusive charter includes two night’s accommodation on the vessel for up to eight people in<br />
the South of France. <strong>The</strong> stay can be taken from May - October <strong>2014</strong> subject to availability and must be<br />
arranged within one month of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong>.<br />
£18,000 - £20,000<br />
Donated by: Robert Braithwaite CBE,<br />
founder of Sunseeker International<br />
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Together We Can Stop HIV<br />
Paul Ward, Acting Chief Executive, <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
Treatment can<br />
stop HIV being<br />
passed on. But<br />
thousands have HIV<br />
and don’t know it.<br />
Order your free postal HIV test<br />
or find where to test:<br />
StartsWithMe.org.uk<br />
startswithme @startswith_me<br />
Tonight, we want to share some good<br />
news with you. In Britain the vast<br />
majority of people who are diagnosed<br />
with HIV get on to effective treatment.<br />
This is testimony to <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>’s<br />
health promotion work, our healthcare system<br />
and free access to treatment for everyone<br />
diagnosed with HIV. Medication suppresses<br />
the amount of the HIV in the body to such<br />
a low level that it is extremely unlikely that<br />
HIV will be passed on. For most people on<br />
successful treatment this means that,<br />
to all intents and purposes, they are no<br />
longer infectious.<br />
However, we also have a major challenge<br />
which is affecting the lives of thousands.<br />
It is estimated that around 25,000 people in<br />
Britain are living with HIV but don’t know it.<br />
Over the last few years <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
has single-mindedly focused on getting<br />
as many people as possible, from the<br />
communities most affected by HIV in the UK,<br />
to regularly test for HIV.<br />
<strong>The</strong> majority of people who get HIV in the<br />
UK get it from someone who does not know<br />
that they have the virus. Because they do not<br />
know their HIV status, they have not been<br />
given the opportunity to start treatment -<br />
and in many cases may be highly infectious.<br />
Through initiatives such as National HIV<br />
Testing Week we have worked more closely<br />
than ever before with our partners in the<br />
NHS, local government and the community to<br />
increase the number of tests and find those<br />
living with HIV who are as yet undiagnosed.<br />
Our community testing services already run<br />
weekly clinics in places where we can find<br />
people from the communities most at risk<br />
of HIV. We go to saunas, gay clubs, African<br />
churches, barber shops and even run football<br />
tournaments to reach African men. We have<br />
developed the first national postal HIV testing<br />
service and in 2013 sent out over 10,000 test<br />
kits. We know that the more people who test<br />
for HIV and get on to treatment, the fewer<br />
people will be infectious.<br />
Reaching out to the undiagnosed population<br />
is a big task. We have to work together with<br />
community testing services and sexual health<br />
clinics. We have to overcome stigma and<br />
encourage people to test regularly. We have<br />
to develop new, more convenient and cheaper<br />
ways of testing for HIV and be there to<br />
support people when they are diagnosed.<br />
<strong>The</strong> bottom line is that the more people with<br />
HIV who get on treatment, the fewer people<br />
will be infectious - and fewer people will be<br />
infected. But changing attitudes to HIV<br />
testing and persuading people to test -<br />
so that those who need to start treatment<br />
can - is a huge task. We cannot do it on<br />
our own, that is why we need you to join<br />
us and support our efforts to stop the spread<br />
of HIV.<br />
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Other Ways To Support<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
We do hope you have enjoyed tonight. Thank you again for supporting<br />
THE AUCTION <strong>2014</strong> and the vital work we do throughout the UK.<br />
If you feel inspired to do more, there are various ways you can support us.<br />
Join <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> Committee<br />
Tonight’s event would not have been<br />
possible without the support of the<br />
hard-working <strong>Auction</strong> Committee. This small<br />
group of individuals offer their time, talent<br />
and connections to help us create a fantastic<br />
evening of fundraising. If you are interested<br />
in joining the 2015 <strong>Auction</strong> Committee please<br />
contact Jane Barron on 020 78121676 or<br />
email: jane.barron@tht.org.uk<br />
Be our friend<br />
Friends of <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> are a group<br />
of wonderful people who form the backbone<br />
of our fundraising endeavours. <strong>The</strong>y enable<br />
us to be there for people living with HIV and<br />
sexual health issues when they truly need us,<br />
now and in the future.<br />
You can join the Friends Programme by<br />
committing to support <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
with an annual gift of £5,000 or more as a<br />
Friend, or £1,000 or more as an Associate<br />
Friend.<br />
If you would like to know more about the<br />
Friends of <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> please<br />
contact Lucy Graham on 020 78121663 or<br />
via email: lucy.graham@tht.org.uk<br />
Get on your bike<br />
We have guaranteed places in many of the<br />
biggest runs in the UK - from a gentle 10k<br />
to the full 26 miles of the Virgin London<br />
Marathon 2015.<br />
For the first time, we are thrilled to be able<br />
to offer places in the amazing Prudential<br />
RideLondon 100. Taking place on Sunday<br />
10 August <strong>2014</strong>, this incredible 100-mile<br />
Olympic legacy event takes you on the same<br />
route used by the world’s greatest in the 2012<br />
Olympic and Paralympic Games. To secure<br />
one of our guaranteed places in this fabulous<br />
event we would ask that you pledge to raise<br />
a minimum sponsorship of £500. In exchange<br />
you’ll get lots of team perks including our<br />
fundraising pack full of tips and advice,<br />
our regular e-newsletter, a handsome<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> cycling jersey and<br />
our unending love! Go on, saddle up for<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>!<br />
For further information please visit:<br />
www.tht.org.uk/cycling<br />
Alternatively contact Jade Brent on<br />
020 78121668 or via email:<br />
jade.brent@tht.org.uk<br />
Spring clean your wardrobe<br />
You can help <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>’s shop<br />
in Pimlico maintain its reputation as one<br />
of London’s most stylish charity shops. We<br />
rely on your donations of designer clothes,<br />
accessories, furniture, art and books to make<br />
Boutique what it is. Do you need to make<br />
room in your fabulous designer wardrobe for<br />
this season’s new trends Have you got any<br />
vintage gems which could adorn the rails<br />
of Boutique Is your attic groaning with<br />
treasures that you don’t have room for Bring<br />
them to Boutique! Perhaps you could organise<br />
a collection day at your office, or maybe your<br />
company has items it would like to donate<br />
You can take your donations directly to<br />
Boutique at:19 Churton Street, Pimlico,<br />
London, SW1V 2LY. Alternatively contact<br />
Ali Simpson on 020 78121600 or via email:<br />
ali.simpson@tht.org.uk<br />
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<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> - <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>2014</strong><br />
Wednesday 12 March <strong>2014</strong><br />
Conditions of Sale<br />
1. Christie’s acts as agent for <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong><br />
<strong>Trust</strong>. Unless otherwise agreed, the sale of the<br />
Lots will result in contracts made between<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> and the Buyer.<br />
2. <strong>The</strong> Buyer shall be the person with the highest<br />
bid accepted by the <strong>Auction</strong>eer.<br />
3. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Auction</strong>eer has the right to refuse any bid<br />
and to advance the bidding at his absolute<br />
discretion, and in the case of error or dispute,<br />
to put up an item for bidding again.<br />
4. Statements by <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> in<br />
the <strong>catalogue</strong> or made orally or in writing<br />
elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin,<br />
date, size, medium, attribution, genuineness,<br />
provenance, condition or estimated selling<br />
price of any Lot are merely statements of<br />
opinion, and are not to be relied upon as<br />
statements of definitive fact. Neither Christie’s<br />
nor <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> are responsible for<br />
the correctness of any such statement nor for<br />
any other errors of description or for any faults<br />
or defects in any Lots. Catalogue illustrations<br />
are for guidance only.<br />
5. Buyers are responsible for satisfying<br />
themselves concerning the condition of goods<br />
and the matters referred to in the <strong>catalogue</strong><br />
description.<br />
6. If a prospective Buyer gives Christie’s or<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> instructions to bid on<br />
their behalf, they shall use all reasonable<br />
efforts to do so, provided these instructions<br />
are received no later than 24 hours before<br />
the sale. Bids should be placed in pounds<br />
sterling. If bids are received on a particular Lot<br />
for identical amounts, and at auction these<br />
bids are the highest bids for the Lot, it will be<br />
sold to the person whose bid was received first.<br />
7. If prospective Buyers make arrangements<br />
with Christie’s or <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> not<br />
less than 24 hours before the sale, Christie’s<br />
shall make reasonable efforts to contact the<br />
bidders to enable them to participate by<br />
telephone, but in no circumstances will<br />
Christie’s or <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> be liable to<br />
any prospective Buyer as a result of failure<br />
to do so.<br />
8. Subject to the <strong>Auction</strong>eer’s discretion, the<br />
striking of the hammer marks the acceptance<br />
of the highest bid and the conclusion of a<br />
contract for sale between <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong><br />
<strong>Trust</strong> and the Buyer.<br />
9. Following the sale, the Buyer must provide<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> with his or her name,<br />
permanent address, contact number and<br />
e-mail address.<br />
10. All Lots are to be paid for in full on the night<br />
of the sale at the Payment Desk.<br />
11. All Lots are to be collected by the Buyer on<br />
the night of the sale, but no Lot can be taken<br />
unless it has first been paid for in full. <strong>The</strong><br />
Buyer will not acquire title to the Lot until<br />
amounts due to <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> have<br />
been paid in full. From the time of collection,<br />
the Lot will be entirely at the Buyer’s risk.<br />
Charges in relation to delivery of Lots which<br />
are not taken on the night are the<br />
responsibility of the Buyer.<br />
12. Payment can be made in cash, by credit card<br />
or by cheque made payable to <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong><br />
<strong>Trust</strong>. A surcharge of 1.5 per cent will be<br />
charged on all MasterCard and Visa card<br />
payments. A surcharge of 0.5 per cent will be<br />
charged on all American Express card<br />
payments. <strong>The</strong>re is no surcharge on debit<br />
card payments.<br />
13. <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> makes every effort to<br />
ensure the availability of every Lot. However,<br />
very occasionally, due to unforeseen<br />
circumstances, a Lot may no longer be possible.<br />
In those circumstances <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong><br />
will work with the Buyer to substitute the Lot<br />
with one of commensurate worth.<br />
14. <strong>The</strong>se Conditions of Sale are subject to English<br />
law, which shall apply to their construction<br />
as well as to their effect. For Christie’s benefit,<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> and the Buyer submit to<br />
the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.<br />
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For life<br />
For a lifetime<br />
With a gift in your will, you can help us be here…<br />
Until the day people with HIV no longer face stigma. Until the day people no longer feel<br />
terrified and alone when they’re diagnosed. Until the day people with HIV no longer struggle<br />
with poverty and ill health… Until the day we stop HIV in its tracks.<br />
A decade. A generation. A lifetime. However long it takes to win the fight against HIV, we know<br />
that in the years ahead we will need friends like you more than ever.<br />
To request our free guide to leaving a gift to <strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> in your<br />
will, please call Diane on 020 7812 1673, email diane.faure@tht.org.uk<br />
or visit tht.org.uk/legacy<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> is a registered charity in England and Wales (reg no. 288527) and in Scotland (SC039986).
<strong>The</strong> HIV and sexual health charity for life<br />
Website: www.tht.org.uk |<br />
Registered office: 314-320 Gray's Inn Road, London WC1X 8DP<br />
Tel: 020 7812 1600 | Email: info@tht.org.uk<br />
<strong>Terrence</strong> <strong>Higgins</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> is a registered charity in England and Wales (reg no. 288527) and in Scotland (SC039986). Ref: 7032501.