Cabinet De Curiosity By Universal Providers.

The shipping of the purchased Lot/s is in the risk and expense of the Purchaser. The Auction house is in no case liable for damages relating to the transport, against which the Purchaser may, however, stipulate with the carrier an insurance guarantee against all risks of transport. In any case the Purchaser has to pay the Auction house still the packing costs for the Lot/s. If the Purchaser should not collect the Lot/s within fifteen working days after the sale, the Auction house will keep them at the risk and expense of the Purchaser in the Auction house and will charge storage costs which are 25 GBP for each Lot per month. The Auction will be preceded by a public viewing of the objects in order to allow for a careful examination (the authenticity, the state of preservation, the provenance, the type and the quality) of the objects on behalf of aspiring Bidders. Following the Purchase, no one will be able to dispute or criticise the Auction house or the Sellers for lack of any quality in reference to object being auctioned, like indications relative to the state of conservation, wrong attribution, authenticity and provenance. If it turns out after the Sale that a Lot is a forgery, intentionally created after the original object, the Auction house, may recompense the Purchaser the total amount of the acquisition in the value in which it was paid, after the restitution of the Lot. The Purchaser must give written notice of claim within thirty days from the date of the auction. The Purchaser must also return the Lot to the Auction house in the same conditions as at the time of the sale, accompanied by at least one certification of one independent and recognized expert.