Bidder Registration Form

New Views for Old Pews Live Auction
Saturday, April 13, 5pm Reception, 6pm Auction
CAST, 53930 Main Road, Southold, NY

Complete and submit this registration form to participate in the New Views for Old Pews! auction. This allows you to bid on the auction items either in person or by making an absentee bid in advance.

Bidding Live: When you arrive at CAST the evening of April 13th, check in at the front desk and you’ll be given a bid paddle with your registered bidder number on it.

Absentee bids: Buyers unable to attend the auction in person may still participate by leaving an Absentee Bid. That is, we can execute bids on your behalf, up to the maximum amount you request. We will continue bidding for you until your maximum bid is reached, or the bidding ends. If the other bidders drop out before your maximum bid, the lot will be yours for the amount that was reached.

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PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING IF YOU ARE REPRESENTING A BUSINESS:

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To make an absentee bid, indicate the work(s) you wish to bid on with your maximum bid. (Images for each artwork will be posted here as they become available.)

Absentee Bids:

Hideaki Ariizumi (#1) - Maximum Bid:

Hideaki Ariizumi (#2) - Maximum Bid:

Brad Ascalon - Maximum Bid

Glynis Berry - Maximum Bid:

Scott Bluedorn - Maximum Bid:

Christian Demchak - Maximum Bid:

Jay Hodges - Maximum Bid:

Larissa Killough - Maximum Bid:

Joyce Orrigo - Maximum Bid:

Will Paulson - Maximum Bid:

Verona Penalba - Maximum Bid:

Adam Straus - Maximum Bid:

Garance - Maximum Bid:

Allan Wexler (#1) - Maximum Bid:

Allan Wexler (#2) - Maximum Bid:

If you are the winning bidder, would you be interested in donating the work to a public or non-profit institution?