Platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has auctioned off old signs and belongings at its headquarters in San Francisco.
Among the 584 pieces on display are coffee tables, oversized bird cages and oil paintings of viral paintings.
It was also noted that dozens of tables and chairs, a DJ booth and enough musical instruments to equip a band were also on the list.
The auction is called “Twitter Rebrands: Online Auction with Souvenirs, Artwork, Office Assets and More!” was determined as.
X SIGN WAS HANGED BUT REMOVED AFTER COMPLAINTS
An attempt to remove a different Twitter sign in San Francisco was halted by authorities last month.
Then, the LED illuminated X sign was hung on the top of the building, but this sign was removed after the people living in the vicinity were very disturbed by the light.
TABLES OF VIRAL PHOTOS ARE ALSO IN AUCTION
Two oil paintings of photos that went viral on Twitter will also be put up for auction.
The first is the star-studded selfie Ellen Degeneres took at the 2014 Academy Awards.
The other is the image of the then US President Barack Obama’s tweet when he was re-elected in November 2012. At that time, this tweet was the most liked tweet of the platform.
BIRD LOGO SOLD FOR 100 THOUSAND DOLLARS
A sculpture of the famous bird logo was sold for $100,000 with the highest bid.
The company removed the iconic blue bird logo from its brand last month and replaced it with a black and white letter X.
