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Baias can sell at auction in various ways - in person and/or remotely - specifically stated in each sales catalogue. Buyer's premium Baias charges 24% on the hammer price. Other commission for online platforms (5%)will be charged on top of it. The online fee changes according to the partner platform and is always specified in the terms and conditions of each sale. Terms of payment and collection of lots The lots purchased must be paid to Baias srl within 3 working days after the date of the auction. The lots purchased must be immediately collected by the buyer or by persons/personnel appointed by the buyer within and no later than 10 days from the date of payment. Beyond this deadline BAIAS may charge a storage fee. Payment The payment can be remitted according to these methods: - Cash up to the legal limit - Bank cheque entitled to Baias Srl - Credit card - Bank transfer to: BCC Brescia - Piazza Monsignor Giuseppe Almici, 2, 25124 Brescia BS IBAN: IT33I0869211210039000397902 BIC/SWIFT: CCRTIT2TH00 Catalogue Estimates in the catalogue are expressed in Euro (€).
A specific condition report on one or more lots may be requested before the auction. Liability The Auction House acts as agent with representation for the Seller and is exempt from any responsibility regarding the provenance and description of the Lots in the catalogues, brochures and any other illustrative material; such descriptions, as well as any other indication or illustration, must be considered purely indicative and not binding, and cannot generate any kind of reliance whatsoever in the Bidders and in the Buyer. Any reference to the condition of the work in the catalogue entry does not amount to a complete description of the state of conservation. All auctions are preceded by a viewing, with free access or by appointment, in order to allow for a careful and thorough examination of their authenticity, state of preservation, provenance, type and quality, on which exclusively the Bidders and the Buyer assume all risks and responsibilities, also for the effects of art. 1488, c. 2, Civil Code. After the sale, neither the Auction House nor the Sellers shall be held liable for any defects in the Lots, regarding, among other things, the state of preservation, incorrect attribution, authenticity, origin, weight or lack of quality of the Lots. To this end, the Bidders and the Buyer expressly waive the warranty pursuant to Article 1490 of the Italian Civil Code, releasing the Auction House from any related liability. The Lots are sold “as is†and through public auction, therefore no right of withdrawal is granted. Shipping and Fine Arts BAIAS srl does NOT provide the shipping of the lots purchased. Nevertheless, we will make every effort to facilitate the delivery of the lot by suggesting the address of a shipping agent that performs the service according to the rules in force in Italy.
 Lots with materials of protected species and lots subject to embargo BAIAS will give explicit notice in the catalogue of the materials comprising each lot and will treat them in accordance with the Italian law. It is the buyer's responsibility to verify that such materials can be imported into the country of destination of the goods before making an offer. The same applies to artefacts from certain civilisations (e.g. lots of Iranian origin, archaeology). It is the buyer's responsibility to verify that lots with such attributes can be imported into the country of destination of the goods before making an offer. Declaration of cultural interest, pre-emption and exportation The Purchasers shall be obliged, inter alia, for the objects of the Lots subject to the procedure of declaration of cultural interest (so-called notification) pursuant to Articles 13 et seq. Legislative Decree No. 42/2004, to comply with all the provisions set forth in the Code of Cultural Heritage and any other applicable regulations, also with regard to customs, currency and tax matters. In any case, it is understood that, in the event of denial of the export license, the sale shall remain valid and binding, including the obligation to pay the Total Price within the prescribed terms. It is the exclusive responsibility of the Buyer to verify any restrictions on the exportation of the Lots awarded or any licenses or certificates required by law (issued or to be issued), with express exoneration of any eventual obligation and/or responsibility on the part of the Auction House. In the event of the pre-emption pursuant to Articles 60 et seq., Legislative Decree No. 42/2004, or of compulsory purchase pursuant to Article 70 of the same law, the Buyer may not claim anything, for any reason whatsoever, from the Auction House and/or the Seller, other than the sole reimbursement of any amounts already paid due to the award of the Lots and buyer’s premium. In the event of notification or refusal of the export license, the refund of the amount paid is subordinate to the recovery of such credit from the vendor, acted by the auction house.