GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE
A public exhibition prior to the sale enables prospective buyers to examine the books, works, and documents offered for auction.
Any purchaser participating in the sale, by whatever means and from any country, shall be deemed to have read both the catalogue descriptions relating to the lots on which they bid and the present conditions of sale. Catalogue collations do not necessarily imply that the works are complete; they merely indicate the contents as identified. Plates and illustrations not included in the pagination are checked and verified unless otherwise stated or marked “not collated.”
No claims will be accepted once the lot has been knocked down. Purchasers are requested to inspect their acquisitions carefully upon purchase or receipt and, where possible, to collate them in the auction room immediately after the sale. No claim will be accepted once the items have been removed from the auction premises.
For books and lots sold outside the catalogue (or for lots announced during the sale), no claim may be made after the hammer has fallen, as buyers are given the opportunity to inspect and assess the contents beforehand. Information provided for both catalogue and non-catalogue lots is given for guidance only. Buyers are strongly advised to verify the contents during the viewing period and, if necessary, at the conclusion of the viewing, in order to avoid any inconvenience.
Illustrations reproduced in the catalogue are provided for reference only and cannot be guaranteed to be an exact representation of the originals. Dimensions are given for guidance purposes only.
Payment is due immediately after the sale. All the property is sold in the condition in which it is offered for sale. No claim can be accepted after the fall of the hammer. All prospective buyers shall have the opportunity to inspect each lot for sale during the pre-sale exhibition in order to satisfy themselves as to characteristics, size, colours, repairs or restoration. Any possible modifications in the conditions of sale or in the descriptions of the catalog will be announced verbally during the sale and noted on the official report. The successful purchaser will be the highest bidder and will be obliged to give his or her name and address. In case of contesting at the time of awarding, that is if two or more bidders simultaneously carried an equivalent bid, either aloud, or by sign and demand at the same time this object after the pronouncement of the "awarded/adjugé" word, the aforementioned object will immediately be handed in auction to the proposed price by the bidders and the public will be allowed to bid again.
BUYER’S PREMIUM AND PAYMENT
In addition to the hammer price, the buyer shall pay on each lot a buyer’s premium equal to
- 25 % VAT included (19,1667 % VAT not included)
And add for the LIVE :
- 1,8 % oninterencheres.com
- 1,8 % on drouot.com
Payment is due immediately after the sale:
- Bank wire transfer in Euros (BRISCADIEU’s account number on the invoice).
- Credit card: Visa, MasterCard, China Unionpay, on the payment page of our website
- Cash in Euros: for French resident (private or professionals) to an equal or lower amount of € 1 000 per sale (but to an amount of € 15 000 for a non-French resident), bayer’s premium included.
Please note that purchases can only be collected after payment in full.
All auction sale invoices remaining unpaid after BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX and/or Me Antoine BRISCADIEU or subject to delays in payment may be added to the TEMIS File.
NON-PAYMENT - AUCTION ACCESS RESTRICTION FILE (TEMIS)
All auction sales invoices remaining unpaid after BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX and/or Me ANTOINE BRISCADIEU or subject to delays in payment may be added to the Auction Access Restriction File ("TEMIS File") maintained by Commissaires-Priseurs Multimédia (CPM), public limited company with executive board, with registered office at 37 Rue de Châteaudun, 75009 Paris, listed on the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 437 868 425. The TEMIS File may be viewed by all France-based auctioneers who subscribe to this service. The list TEMIS Service subscribers is available to view at , in the dropdown menu "Acheter aux enchères" (Buy at auctions), under "Les commissaires-priseurs" (Auctioneers). Bidders listed on the TEMIS File may face restrictions on their bidding activity at auctions operated by auctioneers with a Professional Subscription to the TEMIS service. In such cases, this shall also result in temporary suspension of access to the live service, operated by CPM, in accordance with the general terms of use for this platform. Where a bidder is listed on the TEMIS File, BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX and/or Me ANTOINE BRISCADIEU may make access to auctions contingent on the use of payment methods or specific guarantees, or it may prevent the Bidder from participating in auctions for which such guarantees cannot be provided. Bidders can find out if they are listed on the TEMIS File, contest their TEMIS File listing, or exercise their rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction or objection under applicable data protection legislation, by submitting a request in writing accompanied by proof of identity in the form of a copy of a relevant identity document: - For listings added by BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX and/or Me ANTOINE BRISCADIEU: by post to BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX 12-14, rue Peyronnet 33800 Bordeaux, - For listings added by other Professional Subscribers: by post to CPM, 37 Rue de Châteaudun, 75009, or by email to contact@temis.auction. The Bidder may also submit a complaint in relation to their listing on the TEMIS File to the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) [3 Place de Fontenoy, TSA 80715, 75334 Paris, Cedex 07, https://cnil.fr]. More information on the TEMIS File is available in our general conditions of sale. Important notifications relating to the auction process will be sent to the email and/or postal address that the bidder provides the auctioneer at the time of auction. The bidder must notify BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX of any changes to their contact details.
ABSENTEE BIDS, BIDDING BY TELEPHONE, AND LIVE BIDS
If you cannot attend the auction, we will be pleased to execute written bids on your behalf.
This service is free and confidential. BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX and/or Me ANTOINE BRISCADIEU cannot be held liable for errors or omissions of any kind in the handling of orders.
A bidding form can be found at the end of the catalogue. Please fill this form and attach bank account details and a copy of your identity card or passport. BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX and/or Me ANTOINE BRISCADIEU reserve the right not to record an absentee bid if it is not complete or if we consider that the client does not offer all the guarantees for the deals; without any possible recourse. Please ensure that we receive your written bids the day before the auction, 8 pm.
Important: and https://drouot.com are independent services. We disclaim all liability in case of dysfunction
DELIVERY, TRANSPORT & STORAGE FEES
Once the hammer falls, the new buyer becomes the owner and so becomes responsible for the lot. We do not assume any liability for loss or damage to items which may occur after the hammer falls. Please note that purchases can only be collected after payment in full.
Small purchases are held on free deposit at the auction house for 12 days. In addition, storage costs will be charged: Object, table or Wine box: 20 €/month.
We do not proceed to any shipping.
For people who bought by telephone, via absentee bid or live, items can be sent : for this service, please contact the company mentioned which will be in charge of the packaging and the shipment.
Buyers are invited to organize themselves the shipping if they don’t agree with these conditions.
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