London – Bursting with all things 'pop', Bonhams Pop x Culture sale achieved impressive results at New Bond Street, London yesterday (Thursday 11 November). The top lot was the print Girl with Balloon, 2004, by Banksy, which sold for £119,000, closely followed by the print Mick Jagger, from Mick Jagger Portfolio, by Pop pioneer Andy Warhol – which sold for £106,550, against an estimate of £25,000 - 35,000.

The 100-lot cross-departmental sale, which featured an array of contemporary art, prints, entertainment memorabilia and fashion pieces all relating to pop and street art, made a total of £1,653,765, with 82% sold by lot and 97% sold by value.

Laetitia Guillotin, Co-Head of Sale, commented: "We are delighted with the results of yesterday's sale, which proved that 'Pop' certainly has not lost any of its universal appeal. It is always exciting to offer such a variety of items under a common theme, and this sale clearly attracted the attention of the bidders – with pop prints and Banksy continuing to achieve particularly impressive results. It was hugely exciting to see the De La Soul concept artwork far exceed pre-sale expectations, which highlights the new emerging hip-hop market which Bonhams is keen to develop."

Highlights of the sale included:

• After Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988), Flexible, 2016. Flexible was one of several Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings released as editioned screenprints in 2016, under the authority of the artist's sisters and administrators of the Basquiat Foundation. Sold for £94,000.

• Louis Vuitton X Supreme Limited Edition Red and White Monogram Malle Courrier 90 Trunk, 2019. Sold for £75,250.

• Banksy (Born 1974), HMV, 2004. Sold for £62,750.

• Banksy (Born 1974), Very Little Helps, 2008. Sold for £62,750.

• Allen Jones (Born 1937), A Parable of Our Time II, 1981. Sold for £44,000.

• De La Soul. Six Original Studies for the De La Soul '3 Feet High and Rising' Debut Album Artwork, 1988/89. Sold for £35,250.

• Herman Makkink (Dutch, 1937-2013), Rocking Machine, Gold Edition, 2021. In tribute to the 50th Anniversary since the release of Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, the Estate of Herman Makkink has produced a small edition of 2 (with an Artist Proof) of his iconic Rocking Machine sculpture. This edition was produced especially for the 2021 Bonhams Pop x Culture sale. Sold for £20,250.

• Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997), Whaam!, 1967. Sold for £21,500.

As part of the sale Bonhams also collaborated with the artist Camille Walala. Not only was she commissioned to paint a mural, which remains on view at Bonhams New Bond Street reception area, she curated a selection of the sale and offered three exclusive works: Putting Things in Perspective - Polo, 2021, (sold for £5,100), Putting Things in Perspective - Balance, 2021, (sold for £5,100), and Putting Things in Perspective - Window, 2021, (sold for £7,650).

12 November