Couple's skip find: discarded cat paintings sell for £16,000 at auction

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A UK couple discovered two discarded cat paintings in a skip while walking their dog years ago. They later researched the artworks and had them authenticated. The paintings were confirmed to be by the famous British artist Louis Wain. The authenticated pieces were recently sold at auction for £16,000. The story highlights how art once considered trash can hold significant value.

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