Poster Auction Catalogue 27

CONDITIONS OF SALE Definition: The terms used within the Auction’s Conditions of Sale are defined as follows: Auction: The public sale of posters and/or related articles other than by tender. Purchase price: The amount for which the lot was sold by the auctioneer, plus a 20% premium and plus a further 19% VAT on that premium. Lot: A poster and/or related article(s) that are offered for auction. Bidder: The person who places a bid before or during the auction. Bid: Any amount offered for a lot before or during the auction by a prospective purchaser(s). Purchaser: The person to whom a lot or combination of lots is allotted. Vendor: The person who has offered the goods or property for auction. By participating in this auction, the Purchaser declares that he/she fully accepts the terms and conditions of sale and that he/she will never be able to plead that they are unacquainted with these conditions of sale or their current use. Description of poster: Article 1. The description of the posters to be auctioned should include, where relevant, the artist’s name, the year of design, the format (width x height in cms) the printer’s name and technique, the motto/title, references and whether the poster is framed and/or backed. With respect to the condition of the poster, four ratings have been used:- A. Very good condition, with strong colours and no paper-loss. If there is a slight blemish or tear, then it is very marginal and not noticeable. A+ illustrates a poster in excellent condition which is rarely seen. A- indicates the possibility of a slight fold, tear or bubble, or a minor restoration. B. Good condition. Some slight paper-loss, however not in the image or any crucial design area. If there is some restoration, it is not immediately evident. Lines and colours are good although the paper may be yellowed/stained. B+ indicates that the poster is in a good condition, B- in fairly good condition. The latter assessment may be due to heavier than normal light-staining or one or two noticeable repairs. C. Fair condition. More pronounced light-staining, restorations, folds and flaking are more readily visible, possibly some minor paper-loss otherwise intact. The image is clear, the colours, although possibly faded, are still true to the artist’s intent. D. Bad condition. A large part may be missing, including some crucial central image area, colours and lines are marred. Naturally, the bidder should make his/her own assessment regarding the condition of the posters by attending the viewing day. Article 2. The descriptions provided in the catalogue together with all the written and verbal information are given to the best knowledge of the auction house and can never lead to a redress on the auction house or seller respectively, or be raised as reasons for the purchaser to withdraw from his/her obligations to accept and pay for the goods. Neither the seller nor the auction house can provide any sort of guarantee, as the purchaser or bidder is supposedly able to personally ensure the state and condition of the goods during the viewing day. All goods are sold in the condition in which they appeared at the allotted time. Auction organisation: Article 3. Van Sabben Auctions are responsible for the organisation, preparation and execution of the auction. The auction occurs in agreement with the local and national auction conventions. In addition, it takes place in the order set out in the relevant catalogue. However, the auction house has the right to deviate from this. Unmarked or unnumbered items are not included in the auction. The auction house has the power, both before and during the auction and without reason, not to acknowledge a bid, to exclude one or more prospective purchasers from the auction, to put items into lots, or split lots and remove items/lots from the auction. Furthermore, the auction house has the power to cancel the auction with respect to all, or one or more of the lots, to interrupt and/or resume the auction, to split lots and/or add items together and also to resume the auction at the previous bid or take any other measures that it deems necessary. Lastly, the auction house has the power to rectify its mistakes with respect to bids or allocation without the prospective purchasers being able to take advantage of these mistakes. Auction method: Article 4. The conditions of sale are cash on sale. The purchaser is required to pay an extra 20% on the amount assigned to the item - the same premium will be charged to purchases made through Live Online Auctions - plus an additional 19% V.A.T. (E.C. residents only). Each purchaser is responsible for his own purchase and cannot claim a commission. The highest bidder will be the purchaser. The auctioneer will have the absolute decision when settling any dispute. Article 5. Two prices are listed throughout the catalogue. The first one – shown in BOLD - indicates the reserve. Bids under this amount cannot be accepted. The second one indicates the estimated market value of the described poster(s). The auctioneer starts at the reserve price or, where applicable, at the next order bid. The bids are subsequently raised by amounts of approximately 10% of the total price. Artikel 6. Bidders obtain a bidding number from the auctioneer before the auction commences. When settling up after the auction, an invoice will be issued upon presentation of this number and, when paid, it enables the goods to be collected. Artikel 7. The auctioneer will make every effort to execute bids for those not able to attend and will act on behalf of prospective purchasers to try to purchase the desired item at the lowest possible price up to the limit indicated by purchaser as if the purchaser was present. The auctioneer cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions in this respect. The auctioneer reserves the right not to bid on behalf of a party if the written order is unclear, arrives late, or the purchaser’s credit is not established or for any other reason within his sole discretion. In the case of equal bids, the time of arrival determines priority. Buy bids are not accepted. Payment Article 8. All payments must be made within two weeks of receipt of the sales invoice by deposit or bank transfer to account no: 52.91.64.515, via cheque or cash. An additional 4% charge will be made on all credit card payments. Article 9. The bidder is the official owner of the lot once the invoice is paid, but is liable for any damage as from the cry. Delivery of goods takes place at the buyers risk and expense. Without explicit agreement no goods will be delivered. Bidders are requested to provide the auction house with their requirements in advance. Article 10. The purchased items can be collected from the auction house offices within 14 days of the first auction date. No goods will be issued without payment. If the purchased items are not collected within the period stated above, then the purchaser is in default. If timely payment is not made, then the purchaser will be charged an equivalent annual interest of 12% calculated from the day of purchase until the day of payment. The debtor will be liable for both the legal and general costs. The collection charges amount to a minimum of 15% of the indebted sum with a minimum interest of € 150.00. Ownership of the purchased goods only pass to the purchaser once full payment has been received. Default payment: Article 11. In the event of default payment, the indebted purchaser must pay 20% of the bid price. In addition, an administration cost of maximum € 50 will also be payable. Article 12. In the event of default payment, Van Sabben Auctions has the right to re-auction the concerned items. The costs incurred in re-auctioning will be charged to the indebted purchaser. Article 13. The indebted purchaser (defaulter) will be excluded from any future auctions. Conditions of consignment Article 14. Conditions of consignment: 20% premium on hammer price (sold items only), €13 for each catalogue illustration (sold & unsold items), plus 19% V.A.T. on both amounts (E.U. residents only). Delivery and return of consigned posters (where relevant) are at the consignor’s risk and expense. Unsold lots will remain on the Auction house’s ‘After sales’ Internet site for several months to try to sell the goods at the same reserved price. Final article: Article 15. Any disputes which may occur between Van Sabben Auctions and the participants or purchaser(s) will be settled exclusively by the authorised Judge in Alkmaar. Article 16. When differences occur in the auction catalogue between the Dutch text and the foreign translation, the Dutch text will be the definitive text. Article 17. Van Sabben Auctions cannot be held responsible for any accidents or damage which may occur in its buildings or grounds during the viewing, auction and collection days. Entry is at your own risk.

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