Horst Pot Auction in aid of the IBC

Horst has kindly donated this beautiful pot for us to auction. Bidding can start now at €25 (that's Euro's for anyone who is unfamiliar).



Pots' dimensions: 13x11x5cm

The winning bidder will be the one that posts the highest bid before the cutoff time of midnight GMT Sunday 22nd of November.

Horst has very kindly offered to cover the cost of postage and packing.

If you are unsuccessful, don’t despair, there are several more potters and pots to come.

Beautiful pot.

I offer 50, - Euro

regards
Peter

I have yet to own one of Horst larger pot... €60 sorry Peter

Tony

I bid $100 US or 67 Euro, using the exchange rate of .67230


Sorry Tony and Peter.




Will

80 Euro's from the Monkey, sorry gents

Regards

Andy

Dear bidders - let me add one note:
No extra costs for packaging and shipping! I will pay that thing.
Thanks a lot for for taking part.
Best regards Horst

That's really a pretty pot Horst!
I love that glaze!

85 Euro

For US folks , the pot measures about 5" X 4 1/4" X 2"

Dale

Yes, it's that lovely color that goes well with Tridents ... hmmm, Shohin Tridents ... I'll raise to 100 EUR

Cheers,
Stefan

The winning bidder is Stefan, congratulations and many thanks for helping out the IBC. Enjoy your Horst pot.

I’ll send a money request to your email if you can pay by Paypal and notify Horst as soon as I receive payment, so he can get the pot off to you.

Please PM me or Horst your address.

Congratz Stefan for 'walkin' the walk'

Dale

Thanks folks :-)

(Kev, I sent you PM). It's good to be able to give back to the IBC, which for me is simply the greatest international bonsai group on the web, and such a fine resource for bonsai pot lovers with this subforum for pots! Special thanks to Horst for providing this lovely pot :-)

Cheers,
Stefan

Well done Stefan

Looking forward to more pot auctions

Regards

Andy

Hi Stefan,

also from me congratulations for the beautiful pot.

regards
Peter

Hi folks,

I'm very happy to report that the pot arrived today, painstakingly packed. And what a great little pot it is - thanks again Horst!