The first batch of Bristol Shauns are rolled out at The Grand Appeal auction. Credit: ITV News
'Shaun on the Cob' has been sold for £20,000.
The miniature of version of the 'Star Bake' Shaun, the main structure being sold in the charity auction tonight. Credit: The Grand Appeal
Lot number 2, 'Star Bake', sells for £16,000.
Artist Sarah-Jane Grace's design features a wild garden with butterflies hidden among the plants. Eight different British species of butterfly appear on the sculpture. Credit: Wallace & Gromit’s Children’s Foundation / Shaun in the City
Butterfly adorned 'Buddleia' is sold for £10,000.
Shaun is transformed into a plump, juicy berry, complete with green stalk on the top of his head. Credit: Wallace & Gromit’s Children’s Foundation / Shaun in the City
Crowd favourite 'Jarsberry Ram' goes for £16,000.
Inspired by Bristol's architecture and thriving community, this Shaun is painted with recognisable buildings and landmarks Credit: Wallace & Gromit’s Children’s Foundation / Shaun in the City
The Bristolian 'Alright Me Babber' sells for £10,000.
Graphic designer Duncan Craig based his design on traditional posters seen in butchers' shops. Credit: The Grand Appeal
The bidding ends at £9,500 for the 'Lamb Chop' structure.
Championsheep: This Shaun celebrates everything sporty, from football to basketball, Formula 1 to rugby. Credit: The Grand Appeal
'Championsheep' scores with a total of £8,500.
This Shaun's reflective fleece was created by chrome-plating specialists. Credit: The Grand Appeal
'Shaun Bean' sells for £14,000.
Illustrator Tim Sutcliffe took inspiration from the golden age of steam, employing the green-and-gold colour scheme of the Great Western Railway. Credit: Wallace & Gromit’s Children’s Foundation / Shaun in the City
The railway inspired 'Great West Shaun' climbs thousands and sells for £14,000.
This Shaun is fitted with different fruit and vegetables which are painted in strong, bright colours. Credit: The Grand Appeal
