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I think earlier in this thread there is a link that gives the "guide prices".

From memory about £3000 to £7,500 !

How many can I put you down for sir ????????
Maybe a discount for a bubble pack of three!

how much to stroke them? they still at st georges hall about 6 tonight?

PERVERT!


'Can I strrrroke your lambanana?'

Its only perverse if they get bigger when stroked

OOoooo Matron!

me or the lambanana? and you miss guided, your just filth!!!!!
Just been to see them, got some cracking pics of the backs of peoples heads

the will all be sold off tonight to the highest bidder fancy your chances? would like to thank everyone who has contrubuted to this post you should be proud!

I'd heard that they were going to be on show over next week end so I'm a bit P'd off that they're not.

thats it mate thay end tonight!

The auction was superb, the prices went from 4.5k-25k!!

finished around 11.45pm!!

i wonder which one went for 25k

It was 'Mandy'Mandala, a light blue mosaic 'narna.

Superlambanana auction raises £550,000 for charity


Among the successful bidders were comedian John Bishop and Big Brother champ Craig Phillips.

John Bishop, who bought Baa-ve New World, said: “I just liked it. It will go in the garden, and I know the dog will pee on it! But the main thing is the money’s going to charity.”

Craig Phillips was outbid for the LFC statue Koppy, but had a tense two-round battle to buy the homage to builders, Homer, for £10,000.

He said: “I was up against the company that commissioned it but I thought, no matter what I’m going to have it.”

Among others at the auction in St George’s Hall were Kenny and Marina Dalglish, Gerry Marsden, and Pete Price who auctioned off the ECHO-sponsored statue he had designed for £8,500.

Marina Dalglish, whose cancer appeal is one of the beneficiaries of the evening, said: “It’s unbelievable. I didn’t think they would go for anywhere near this.”

Other charities to benefit are Alder Hey’s Imagine Appeal, Liverpool’s Heart and Chest Hospital’s Merseybeat Appeal and the Liverpool and South Sefton branch of the Alzheimer’s Society.

More than 40,000 people said their farewells to the Superlambananas which were put on public display for two days before last night’s auction.

Council leader Warren Bradley said: “They’ve captured the hearts and imagination not only of children but every single generation right across this city.”

An online auction of around 30 more statues takes place from next Tuesday, with 25% of the proceeds going to the Lord Mayor’s charities.

sound like it was a good night? bye bye lambananas untill next year!

tiger in the woods lambananer is a liverpool central must be its new home?