NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER)
0.00USD+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2017 Jun 24 @ 12:00UTC-6 : CST/MDT
Edward H. Latham (1842-1928)
Mother and Child
13 ¼" x 10 ½" photograph
$100-200
Excellent condition. Inaccurate stamp on verso stating Edward S. Curtis Photograph.
Auction Location:
1715 Carey Avenue, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 82001, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
21% |
Additional Fees:
Shipping Details:
Packing and shipping will be handled by various shippers in Cheyenne, Wyoming. You will pay the shipper directly, after we have released the items to them (after our payment has been received). If you purchase one non-fragile small item (like a pair of spurs) we will happily pack and ship them ourselves in a USPS Priority Mail box.
Please feel free to contact us prior to bidding for an estimate. Shipping questions received within 24 hours for the auction may not be answered.
We will also allow items to be picked up from our gallery in Cheyenne, WY.
Payment Details:
Payment is due within 10 days.
Accepted Payment Methods:
- VISA
- Master Card
- AMEX
- Money Order/Bank Draft
- Check/Cheque
Manitou Galleries’ “Online Only” Auction Terms and Conditions
1. CONSIGNMENT: The owner employs the Auction House to sell at public auction certain property as listed and described on the reverse of this page and all attached pages. Auction House reserves the right to refuse any items deemed unsuited or when consignments exceed capacity. The cost of packing and shipping consigned items to the Auction House is solely the responsibility of the owner. The cost of packing and shipping any items that need to be returned to the owner, whether unsuited for the auction or unsold, is solely the responsibility of the owner. The owner has forty five (45) days after auction to arrange for the return of any unsold items.
2. COMMISSION: The commission percentage outlined on the reverse side of this contract shall be payable from the auction proceeds. It is further understood and agreed that the Auction House will charge the buyer a premium, all of which will be retained by the Auction House.
3. BILL OF SALE: The Auction House is hereby authorized to sign, on behalf of the owner, a memorandum of sale and is required to collect, from the buyer, the full purchase price of any items sold at auction.
4. NO BIDDING BY SELLER: The property involved herein shall remain the property of the owner until sold to a buyer at auction. However, owner agrees not to withdraw any property listed on the reverse side of this contract, or on any attached pages, prior to the holding of the auction. Owner further agrees not to bid on his/her own items, either personally or through an agent. Bids shall advance only by amount accepted by the online facilitator at the time of the auction.
5. RISK OR LOSS: Auction House assumes the risk of loss or damage to property while in the possession of Auction House to the extent that the Auction House is insured for such loss or damage. Settlement for loss or damaged or destroyed items would be based on the INSURANCE VALUE figure assigned the property in the designated column on the front of this Consignment Agreement.
6. WARRANTIES: Auction House will attempt to describe the lots as accurately as possible and will, in some cases, guarantee these descriptions for a period of 14 days after the purchaser has taken possession of the item(s). It is important that, if the consignor knows of any specific problems or repairs, that they advise the Auction House in advance to ensure that all significant faults are described prior to the sale of item so no lots will be returned for misrepresentation. Auction house will retain a fee equal to the commission plus the buyer’s premium on any lots returned as” fake” or an undisclosed reproduction. Payment for any sold lot(s) will not be made until after the grace period (14 days) has elapsed. It is understood by owner that if any lot(s) is returned in compliance with the guarantee provided by the Auction House, that the lots will be deemed a no sale and the lots will be returned to the owner.
7. PRESALE ESTIMATE: The presale estimate is not a guarantee, merely an educated judgment of what the selling range might be. The actual sale price may be higher or lower than the estimate.
8. OWNERSHIP: Owner covenants with the Auction House that owner is, either individually or in the capacity set forth on reverse, the rightful owner of all said property and that all said property is free from all encumbrances. Owner further covenants that he/she has the full right to sell the property in accordance with the terms of this Consignment Agreement. Owner warrants and defends the same unto Auction House or its assigns, and against the lawful claims and demands of all persons, indemnifying and holding Auction House harmless from all such claims and demands.
9. SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT: The Auction House shall make an accounting and payment to the owner for all consummated sales as follows:
a) Within 30 days after the auction is concluded, all consummated sales will be accounted for and paid for. Note: a consummated sale is a sale in which we have received clear payment on, delivery has been made and guarantee grace period has expired. b) If the sale of any lot(s) has not been consummated within the 30-day period, a second payment will be made for the remaining lot(s) once they have all been consummated. c) If, for any reason, the Auction House is not able to collect on a purchase or if, for any reason, a lot becomes a no sale, there will be no commission charge to the consignor and the lot will be returned to the owner or resold at a future auction subject to agreement. If, in the event there are expenses paid by the Auction House for shipping, cleaning, repair, re-framing or other enhancements of any of the items consigned here, said expenses will be deducted from the net proceeds owed to consignor as disclosed on the front of this Consignment Agreement. If proceeds do not cover the costs, owner agrees to pay the Auction House within 30 days.
10. RESERVES: Reserves are a mutually agreed-upon, confidential price between the Auction House and the consignor. The Auction House reserves the right to sell any lot for less than the reserve price so long as consignor is paid the agreed-upon reserve. The net reserve is the minimum amount of money you realize from the sale of your item(s) MINUS THE AGREED-UPON COMMISSION AND ANY CHARGES FOR SHIPPING, CLEANING, REPAIR, RE-FRAMING OR OTHER ENHANCEMENTS THAT WERE PRE-PAID BY THE AUCTION HOUSE AND THAT WERE AGREED TO BE WITHHELD FROM THE SALE PROCEEDS. We discourage reserves. however, we may allow them on important lots provided that:
a. The reserve is realistic and conservative in relation to the market value of the lot.
b. The reserve is negotiated and agreed-upon at the time this Consignment Agreement is completed and signed.
c. Any reserve amount must be so noted in the “Reserve” column on the front of this Consignment Agreement prior to the signing of this contract.
d. If the consignor desires to set a reserve amount, the Auction House reserves the right to negotiate a buy-back fee with the consignor. Said fee will be a minimum of $200, maximum of $300 based upon the estimate range of the lot, and will be disclosed in the “Additional Fees” column on the reverse of this Consignment Agreement.
e. In the event the lot does not meet the reserve price, please refer to #1 (CONSIGNMENT) regarding return of said item(s).
f. Reserves CANNOT be changed once this Consignment Agreement has been prepared and signed by both parties.
g. Auction House reserves the right to sell any item at THE RESERVE price up to 30 days after the auction date.
h. No reserves will be accepted on lots valued at under $1,000.
11. COMBINATION OF LOTS: Auction House reserves the right to combine similar items from the same consignor into fewer lots, depending on the marketability and value of each individual item.
PLEASE NOTE: A SIGNED CONSIGNMENT AGREEMENT IS REQUIRED TO BE IN PLACE AND ON FILE WITH MANITOU GALLERIES PRIOR TO DATE OF SALE.