Oils, Lithographs - Picasso, Dali, Crystal

Terms An auction is a recognized legal contract between buyer and seller. The bidder, by his bid, extends a legally binding offer to buy the item offered. The auction, as seller, if the buyer’s bid is acceptable, enters into a contract to sell. All normal provisions of contract law apply to enforce these arrangements. Please read the descriptions of each auction lot carefully as well as the Terms and Conditions detailed below before bidding. Know what you are bidding on! Descriptions Some items have certificates of authenticity and those have been noted in the descriptions. For items without a reference to a COA, these have been researched and believed to be accurate, however we do not guarantee. Attributed authorship means that in the best judgment of the auction house the work is by the artist named, but authorship is not known for certain. “In the manner of?? or “in the style of?? refer to works that were usually created by an unknown creator to resemble works by the artist associated with the description and are not guaranteed to be authentic. Art Framing Descriptions are provided for the art piece itself and condition or description of framing are not provide nor guaranteed. This is a 50+ year collection so some framing has blemishes present.

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