Valuing a signed print

[ChemicalChaos]

Evening all,

I found this gem earlier during a cupboard clearout:



The signature is genuine, it's been in the cupboard for 20 years!
A friend of mine is interested in buying it, but I want to obviously give him a price that's fair for both of us. What do we think would be appropriate, given that even without the signature it is a very nice print!
Is £150 reasonable?

[aeropilot]

If those are original remarque pencil sketches by the Woodcock, the artist, then 150 quid would be about right.

Without remarqued, and just Bill Reid's signature it's worth about £75.

[ChemicalChaos]

Thanks,
The pencil sketches are part of the print rather than being added by hand, if that's what you mean

[aeropilot]

ChemicalChaos said:

Thanks,
The pencil sketches are part of the print rather than being added by hand, if that's what you mean

Yes, that's not a remarque then (remarque is when the the original artist adds unique pencil sketches to the border area of a limited number of the print runs)

In which case, there are dealers currently selling this signed print for £75-80.