AAW's "Artists & Gallery Market Place" passes the $1,000,000 mark of fine wood art - and we've only been open for business since mid-August.
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3 Month Milestone !
- Thread starter Ed Davidson
- Start date
Richard Baker
RIP
Well Ed, somebody has to ask. Is that $$ listed or $$ sold?
If it were dollars sold, we'd be getting a lot more than $10 per listing - that's the total value of all items listed.
Richard Baker
RIP
Thanks Ed. That's what I expected, but just wanted to be sure.
value of items sold? highest price piece?
Robert,
Note that the AAW is acting as a facilitator, and not as a sales agent – we are totally dependent on feedback from artists and galleries, to know if a listed piece has sold. And, for each of these sales, it’s antidotal as to whether the AAW’s sales venue listings had anything to do with the actual sale. With that said, the sales we know about to date total up to $66,400, with one of Binh Pho’s pieces going for $12,000.
Note that the AAW is acting as a facilitator, and not as a sales agent – we are totally dependent on feedback from artists and galleries, to know if a listed piece has sold. And, for each of these sales, it’s antidotal as to whether the AAW’s sales venue listings had anything to do with the actual sale. With that said, the sales we know about to date total up to $66,400, with one of Binh Pho’s pieces going for $12,000.