Comedian Alan Carr is set to keep the only lot which failed to sell at an auction of unwanted items from his recently purchased Scottish castleconcrete cow sculpture.
It was revealed in February that the Celebrity Traitors winner had bought Ayton Castle in the Scottish Borders.
Hundreds of "residual" contents - unwanted by both Carr and the former owners - were sold at auction on Sunday.
But auctioneer Jim Railton said the cow - part of a wider collection of sculptures - had failed to find a bidder and the comedian was set to keep it as a memento.
The auction took place at Ayton Castle on Sunday after viewings on Friday and Saturday.
It was revealed in February that the Celebrity Traitors winner had bought Ayton Castle in the Scottish Borders.
Hundreds of "residual" contents - unwanted by both Carr and the former owners - were sold at auction on Sunday.
But auctioneer Jim Railton said the cow - part of a wider collection of sculptures - had failed to find a bidder and the comedian was set to keep it as a memento.
The auction took place at Ayton Castle on Sunday after viewings on Friday and Saturday.
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