NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER)
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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2002 Apr 12 @ 08:00UTC-08:00 : PST/AKDT
Silver, 6 pieces, violin case shaped handle, Diana-head mark, beginning of the 1900's.Weight: 141 g
Auction Location:
Hungary
Previewing Details:
April 5-11, Villás Gallery
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Conditions of Sale
1. The auction is organized, handled and conducted by the auctioneer, Villás Galéria, acting as an agent on behalf of the vendor. The lots called up are in succession as in the catalogue. The auctioneer announces the catalogue number of the lot in question and buyers indicate their wish to bid by raising their hand.
2. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the buyer at the hammer price. However, in the case of lots marked as "protected items" (VÉDETT) in the catalogue, the Hungarian museums reserve the right to buy the item at hammer price.
(Law 1993 book no. 9)
3. The buyer has to pay 20 % of the hammer price, as deposit, in cash immediately after the sale. In case the whole price is paid, the buyer can have the object after the sale. A possibility to pay the amount over the deposit within the space of 14 days is rendered by the agent. The deposit is part of the hammer price on condition that it is paid within 5 days. In case of non-payment within two weeks of the date of the sale, the agent Villás Galéria regards the buyer's bid as null and void in which case the buyer has no right to reclaim the deposit.
4. The buyer has to pay the agent fee of meditation (commission), whose amount is 21%.
5. Immediately after sale the buyer assumes responsibility for the lot including any loss or damage and for shipment thereof. The auctioneer is not responsible for any damage occuring after the sale. If the buyer fails to ship the bought item the auctioneer has the right to charge 5% of the price as storage price per month from the fifteenth day of the date of the auction. In case the buyer fails to ship the goods - in spite of being called upon to do so - after 6 months the agent has the right to sell the item and will preserve the amount for the buyer as deposit minus expenses.
6. No seller may bid nor may any third party bid on seller's behalf in order to reach an unreasonably high price thus inflicting a loss on any other party.
7. All lots are available for inspection prior to and during the sale.
8. Descriptions and illustrations in the catalogue are for identification only. Buyers should satisfy themselves prior to the sale as to the condition of each lot and should rely on their own judgement as to whether the lot accords whit its descrip-tion.
9. All goods are sold with all faults and imperfections they have at the time of the sale without any warranty.
10. No object will be sold for an amount less than the estimate price in the catalogue. The auctioneer bears no responsibility for the bids of the hammer prices.
11. In the case of absentee bids offers can be made by the auctioneer on behalf of the buyer commissioned to do so. Fifty percent of the amount agreed upon in the order to buy is to be paid as payment in advance on which the buyer is to be given acknowledgement of receipt. In case a higher bid is left in the same lot by a third party or is made by buyers in the saleroom, the party who commissioned the auctioneer will be repaid the advance with no sum kept back in return for the order to buy. If the order to buy is succesfully executed, 20% of the purchase price is to be considered as deposit from the advance.
12. No objects marked "VÉDETT" (protected) in the catalogue may be taken abroad. Owners of protected goods will be registered by museums which should be notified in the case of any change in ownership.
13. Unsold goods may be asked to be re-auctioned by the agent at the endof the sale.
Debrecen, 2002. April