Bagpuss creator's art collection fetches £400k at auction

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Artwork by Bagpuss creator Peter Firmin sold for over £400,000 at auction, drawing international bidders. The sale featured more than 500 items from his Kent home. The collection included paintings, books, and collectibles tied to characters Firmin co-created with Oliver Postgate, such as The Clangers and Basil Brush. All 534 lots sold over two days. Top prices included Clangers and Noggin the Nog paintings, while a signed Basil Brush piece fetched £6,000. Other notable sales included Gabriel the Toad and Nogbad artwork at £4,200 each.


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