Great stuff - love Benedict Cumberbatch http://beta.bbc.co.uk/i/t8wp0 [from http://twitter.com/Carly_Steven/statuses/19683049655]

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This is elephant #178, "Naveen", by John Stefanidis. It was formerly not far from Notting Hill Gate.

This one sold for £9,500 in the auction.

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First in the list! Elephant #1, "Spotty", by Nongklan Pornmingmas. Formerly in Green Park where he or she was much spotted.

This one sold for £10,250 in the auction.

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The very literary elephant #41, "Travels On My Elephant", by Elephant Family. Formerly located not far from Notting Hill Tube, and appropriately just outside a Waterstones.

This one sold for £13,255 in the auction.

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This is elephant #25, "I Miss The Forest", by Wongpeera Winyarat. This was taken when it was located in Green Park on the incorrect base (for a while it and "The Empire Is Not Striking Back" were on each other's bases). It had quite a busy design, some very nice touches.

This one sold for £25,000 in the auction.

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