SOLD
750.00USDto floor+ buyer's premium
This item SOLD at 2007 Jul 15 @ 13:34UTC-05:00 : EST/CDT
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REGENCY SOFA TABLE with crossbanded top and two blind drawers, early 19th c. CONDITION: minor typical shrinkage cracks,
Auction Location:
53 Church Hill Road, Newtown, Connecticut, United States
Previewing Details:
Friday and Saturday prior, 1-6pm each day, 9-11am auction day
Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
| CT |
6% |
State Tax |
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
20% |
Additional Fees:
Shipping Details:
Fairfield Auction can provide packing and shipping (through UPS or USPS at our discretion) for items where indicated in the description (within Continental U.S.). Otherwise see recommended shipping agents in NOTICES box. Please note that items with many parts (i.e. sets of china), large items and furniture can be expensive to ship. Most furniture shipments will cost at least $500 through blanket shippers.
Payment Details:
PLEASE NOTE: We do not accept credit cards, money orders or cashiers checks. Personal checks are preferred and will need to clear. Wire transfers are required for overseas unless a check can be sent drawn on a U.S. bank in USD.
Accepted Payment Methods:
- Check/Cheque
- See Payment Details
1) A buyer' premium of 20% is added to the price knocked down by the Auctioneer. Connecticut sales tax of 6% is applied to all purchases- for purchases where delivery is taken in Connecticut- unless a valid resale number is on file. Resale numbers from any state are acceptable, but a Connecticut resale certificate must be completed. This is required by the State of Connecticut. A link to the form is available on our website. A completed resale certificate AND a photocopy of the original resale license must accompany payment for any payments not including Connecticut sales tax. Payment should be made to, <Br>
Fairfield Auction,LLC
53 Church Hill Road
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