In Georgia, the door will be sold with a list Pirosmani
 

In Georgia, offered for sale door of the cellar, which was painted by famous Georgian artist Niko Pirosmani. Reported by the "Georgia Online".
The wine cellar in question is located in the village Ozaani (eastern Georgia). The artist painted on the door of the moon and the stars and made the inscription. Translated from the Georgian, it goes something like this: "The cellar of red wine. I am full of wine, then toast-master and have a feast."
Cellar until recently belonged to a local resident Parmenov Ozashvili. A few months ago he sold it along with the house. The new owner decided to put the door up for sale. It sold for 17,000 dollars.
Whether there is consumers is unknown. The house-museum of Niko Pirosmani reported that currently do not have the means to purchase this exhibit. The museum's director, Anzor Madzgarashvili noted that the former owner refused to sell the cellar door or hand it to the museum.
Niko Pirosmani known for his portraits, still lifes, pictures of animals. During the life of an artist was not widely known, he died in poverty. Most of the surviving works Pirosmani are in the State Art Museum of Georgia.
(Georgia Online)
This is a very real value for money. And the price is very low. Unless, of course, all that is written is true.

You there, and go far :)

Are you sure that it is worth 17 thousand?
Maybe these are two smear across the board?

No, I'm not sure. But you can see.
On the map nearby. But in reality, the closest it through Trabzon to Batumi. Our so doing.
The second problem is that the work Pirosmani Gudiashvili and someone else, I do not remember, you can take out from Georgian territory only with the permission of the Georgian Ministry of Culture. That is simply impossible, permission to export the work of these artists is practically denied. That the truth does not prevent their works appear in international auctions and in private collections. But that's another story ...

Yes, the risk - a noble cause.
In July, won at MacDougall's a moon over 2 million $ tugged.
You never know :D :D :D