ART OF ISLAM AND INDIA & ARCHAEOLOGY : Collections Marie-Christine David, Philippe Magloire, Tabbagh and others
Thursday 25 November 2021 at 13:30
Salle 9 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
360 lots
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102 - Fragment of a lily tile, Mughal India, 17th century Red clay ceramic decorated with black lines repeating a lily motif in full bloom of bright orange and blue on a yellow background. 20,4 x 15,8 cm Small chips, missing edges, restorations. A fine Mughal fragmentary pottery tile with a lily pattern, Mughal India, 17th century Provenance: Marie-Christine David Collection. ________________________ Marie-Christine David Collection: Lots from 102 to 169 The collection of paintings
Result €9,600Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
103 - Illustration from a Ragamala: Achanda Raga son of Sri Raga, North India, Pahari region, Nurpur or Bilaspur, late 17th centuryGouache and gold on wasli, the couple embracing in a pink pavilion, on a background of orange sky, yellow margins with identification in takri and numbered 65. 20 x 20 cmFrame . Bibliography: - W. G. Archer, Indian Paintings from the Punjab Hills, London, 1973, vol.II, Nurpur, p.304, no.7 (i). - W. G. Archer, Visions of Courtly India, Washington D.C., 1976, pp.132-33,
Result €12,160Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
104 - Floral border tile, Mughal India, 17th centuryRed clay ceramic decorated with black lines of a saz leaf and floral stems on a yellow background, a frieze of yellow scrolls on a green background on the border. 20.5 x 19 cm Chips , missing edges. A fine Mughal border pottery tile with floral decoration, Mughal India, 17th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €5,120Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
105 - Two elephants confronting each other, Rajasthan, Kotah, first half 18th centuryBlack ink drawing on paper, each elephant mounted by a mahout brandishing an ankus. 13 x 31.5 cmBends , tears, foxing, frame . Provenance: Sam Fogg, London, before 2011. Bibliography: Drawings from Indian Courts, Sam Fogg, London, November 2011, cat. 14. Compare with two drawings of elephants attributed to Shaykh Taju, c. 1730 (Welch, S. C. and Masteller, K., From Mind, Heart and Hand: Persian, Turkish and India
Result €384Estimate €500 - €600 -
106 - Leaf from a Tantric manuscript on Hell, Western India, Kutch, 18th century Pigments on paper, depicting two bulls facing each other around the spirit of a dead man, yellow and red margins, numbered in nagari in the upper right corner. Lines of text in nagari pasted on the back. 11 x 27 cm Framed. Provenance: Susan Ollemans Oriental Art, London, 15 November 2005. A page of a Tantra manuscript depicting Hell, West India, Kutch, 18th century Provenance: Marie-Christine David Collecti
Result €448Estimate €200 - €300 -
107 - Illustration from a Ragamala: Vilaval Raga, son of Bhairava, Chamba or Bilaspur, Pahari Region, North India, ca. 1690-1710Gouache on paper, man playing tanbura, his companion playing cymbals, seated in a pavilion with saffron yellow walls, within red borders. Sheet: 21.5 x 15 cm; image: 18.6 x 11.6 cmFrame . Provenance: - Francesca Galloway, 11 October 2005. - German private collection. - Royal Collection of Mandi. This painting belongs to a Ragamala whose attribution to Chamba or Bilaspu
Result €8,320Estimate €6,000 - €8,000 -
108 - Two architectural elements carved with floral decoration, Mughal India, 17th-18th centurySandstone panels with carved decoration of a large flowering stem flanked on one side by small compartments with geometric or floral motifs. Double layer of red and pale blue polychromy probably added late. 41 x 20 cmAccidents , jumps of polychromy. Mounted on a stand. Two architectural sandstone panels, Mughal India, 17th-18th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €12,800Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
109 - Ogival tile with lotus flower decoration, India, Sindh, probably Multan, 18th-19th centuryCeramic with painted lotus flower decoration in reserve on a turquoise background, underlined by cobalt blue lines and housed under an arcature. Date 13 January 1873 (?) inscribed on the reverse. Two border tiles with floral scrolls, India, 19th century. Ogival tile: 20.4 x 19.5 cm; border tiles: 12.8 x 18.5 cm and 6.5 x 15.9 cmAccidents , chips, several notches on the back . An arched tile with a lotus
Result €896Estimate €400 - €600 -
110 - Bidri inkwell, central India, Bidar, 17th or early 18th centuryCampaniform inkwell with hemmed neck with vegetal decoration inlaid with silver and brass of palms arranged in a cross alternating with bouquets. Height : 6,5 cmSmall missing parts. Provenance: - Christie's, Paris, 7 March 2007, lot 81- Pierre Jourdan-Barry Collection, ParisThis inkwell is to be compared with a group of bidri dishes from the Mittal Collection in Hyderabad, of small size and also inlaid with silver and brass (Jagdi
Result €3,968Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
111 - Raja and his companion, North India, Rajasthan, probably Bundi, late 18th centuryGouache and gold on paper, both richly dressed, in full embrace, she holds an aspersorium in her left hand, a huqqah, a katar and several small bottles and flasks arranged in front of them, in black and red borders. 21 x 13 cmUsures . Frame. Provenance: François de Ricqlès, Paris, Hôtel Drouot, 13 November 2001, lot 86 (attributed to Alwar, early 19th century) . A painting of a Raja with a consort, North I
Result €3,584Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
112 - Portrait of Raja Shamsher Sen of Mandi (1727-81), Northern India, Mandi, Pahari Region, c. 1770-80Gouache on wasli paper, the raja with a grey beard, seated and smoking a huqqah, a young man addresses him with clasped hands, in red margins, takri inscription in upper margin. Painting: 22.5 x 15.5 cm; page: 27.5 x 15.5 cmFrame . Bibliography: Pahari Paintings from the Eva and Konrad Seitz Collection, Francesca Galloway, 2016, cat. 16. Provenance: - Francesca Galloway, 2 November 2016. - Eva an
Result €4,864Estimate €3,000 - €5,000 -
113 - An Elegant European Woman at the Table, North India, Rajasthan, ca. 1760-80Watercolor on paper depicting a young European woman leaning against a table set with blue-and-white earthenware and surrounded by three companions. Red border and black margins speckled with gold. 32 x 23 cmFrameExhibition : Miniatures orientales de l'Inde - 2-, Galerie Soustiel, Paris, 25 October - 8 November 1974, n° 12 . This miniature, which seems to be exceptional in the Indian production of this peri
Result €14,080Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
114 - Couple in the forest, India, probably Lucknow, Awadh, provincial Mughal school, c. 1780Gouache , gold and silver on paper, the man and woman resting by a stream, their horses held by a companion, pink margins, nagari inscription. 32 x 22 cmFrame . Provenance: - Pierre Bergé, Paris, 27 October 2006, lot 162 - Yves Porter Collection. A Loving Couple Rests in the Forest, India, Probably Lucknow, Provincial Mughal School, circa 1780Provenance : Collection Marie-Christine David .
Result €16,640Estimate €3,000 - €5,000 -
115 - The Death of Rustam and his faithful steed Rakhsh, large page from the Shahnameh Tabbagh, India, possibly Mysore, c. 1760Ink , gouache and gold on paper, depicting the final episode of the Book of Kings, Rustam and Rakhsh have fallen into a trap bristling with stakes during a hunting party, Rustam mortally wounded, shoots an arrow that hits his half-brother Shaghhad, the Persian text arranged in six columns on either side of the image. 40 x 28 cmFrame . Bibliography : E. Blochet, Musulman Paint
Result €8,320Estimate €4,000 - €6,000 -
116 - Rajasthani nobleman receiving religious dignitaries, Rajasthan, probably Jaipur, late 18th - early 19th centuryGold-embellished gouache , framed with a yellow fillet and red borders, matted in Persian qajar silk. Leaning against a gilded cushion and holding a rosary, a haloed raja dressed in a white robe with golden motifs, is seated on a pink flowered carpet fanned by a servant holding a chauri. Accompanied by a sadhu. He is talking with two religious men dressed in white robes. On the reverse
Result €6,400Estimate €1,200 - €1,800 -
117 - Europeans around a pond, North India, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 19th centuryGouache on paper, the old man and his two companions most probably copied from a European engraving, facing a ghat around which Europeans are walking, fortifications in the background, blue and yellow margins 18 x 29 cmFrame . Europeans around a Lake, North India, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 19th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €1,920Estimate €400 - €600 -
118 - Set of six metal pieces in the form of a mango, North India and Deccan, 16th-19th centuriesCopper alloy, two huqqah bases, one with engraved floral decoration and enhanced with black paste, the other on a pedestal, and four perfume bottles, the first with deer decoration in foliage, the second without decoration closed with a lid, the other two with engraved decoration, of animals in a landscape on one, of floral stems and scales on the other. From 6 to 15.5 cmProvenance : Simon Digby Collecti
Result €448Estimate €400 - €600 -
119 - Portrait of a seated man smoking a huqqah, in the Purkhu style, North India, Pahari Region, Kangra, c. 1790-1810Pencil and watercolour on paper. 13 x 12 cmFrame . Provenance : Yves Porter Collection. A study of a turbaned man smoking a huqqa, style of Purkhu, North India, Pahari Region, Kangra, circa 1790-1810Provenance : Collection Marie-Christine David .
Result €704Estimate €600 - €800 -
120 - Adept of Vishnu, North India, probably Kishangarh, late 18th centuryGouache on paper, standing, wearing a checkerboard patterned tunic, wearing a kanthi necklace and holding a bifid-tipped stick, inscribed in nagari ink at the top, a note on the reverse of the frame stating "Kishangarh 18th c. donated by Mark Zebrowski in April 1998. 18 x 8 cmFrame . A painting of a Vaishnavaite Brahman, North India, possibly Kishangarh, late 18th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €640Estimate €400 - €600 -
121 - Perfume or kohl bottles and small objects in ivory and horn, North India, 19th centuryThe first cylindrical ivory bottle with engraved and painted red and green decoration of pointed circles; - the second, an ivory egg on four feet with a ribbed rosette lid and engraved pink-tinted decoration of flowers and leaves; - the third in ringed ivory with a silver lid and base engraved with meanders and scrolls; - the fourth with a square body and notched neck; - the fifth in openwork rose; - the sixth
Result €384Estimate €300 - €500 -
122 - Lioness in profile, North India, Rajasthan, second half of the 19th centuryCompany School style watercolor drawing of a lioness passing to the left in a rocky landscape. Dim. at sight : 17,5 x 20 cmFrame . Exhibition : Oriental Miniatures of India 3, Galerie Soustiel, Paris, May 1983 (cat. 154) . A Company School Watercolour of a Lioness, Rajasthan, North India, Second Half 19th century. Provenance: Marie-Christine David Collection.
Result €448Estimate €400 - €600 -
123 - Study of a white lily, India, Company school style, 19th centuryInk and colored pencil on paper. 19 x 10 cmA painting of a white lily, India, Company school style, 19th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €448Estimate €400 - €600 -
124 - Four paintings on mica, Eastern India, Patna or Murshidabad, ca. 1800 Gouache on mica, including a wedding procession, the bridegroom, dressed in a yellow robe, is accompanied by musicians, attributed to Murshidabad; a tiger hunt with Europeans riding an elephant; a basket maker; and a potter. Sight size: 13.5 x 20 cm (wedding); 10.2 x 15 cm (tiger); 11 x 8 cm (potter); 11.2 x 7.7 cm (basket maker) . Four paintings on mica, Eastern India, Murshidabad or Patna, circa 1800Provenance : Marie-Ch
Result €512Estimate €400 - €600 -
125 - The Embrace of Krishna and Radha, India, Punjab, late 19th or early 20th centuryGold and stain on paper, the divine couple depicted embracing under a pavilion and then depicted a second time in discussion in a courtyard, in flowery margins. 23 x 28 cmFrame . A painting of Krishna and Radha Embracing, Punjab, late 19th or early 20th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €5,760Estimate €600 - €800 -
126 - The Separation, India, Punjab, possibly Lahore, ca. 1840-60Gouache and gold on paper, the richly dressed and turbaned lover tries to hold back his companion, also richly adorned, she pulls her veil over her hair, originally in black borders. Misses, wear and repairs. 24 x 20 cmFrame . This painting is executed in a style peculiar to the Punjab of the mid-19th century and generally associated with Sikh painting. The prince depicted here is probably a dogra, and therefore Hindu, and not a Sikh.
Result €18,560Estimate €400 - €600 -
127 - Horse breaker, South India, Tanjore, ca. 1800-1820 Watercolour and gouache on cardboard, standing facing his companion, carrying a training whip, identified in the margin. 34 x 23 cm Frame. A painting of a Horse Breaker, South India, Tanjore, circa 1800-1820 Provenance: Marie-Christine David Collection.
Result €640Estimate €600 - €800 -
128 - Double portrait, North India, late 19th centuryBlack and white photograph enhanced with gouache, the two richly adorned men standing on a floral carpet in a European-style interior. 27 x 21 cmSpots , one accident, frame. A painted photograph, North India, late 19th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €1,024Estimate €300 - €500 -
129 - Large portrait of a Maratha Maharaja, central India, late 19th centuryGouache on paper depicting the Maharaja in bust form, wearing a red headdress with curved edges, adorned with an imposing necklace with seven rows of pearls and bearing the Vishnuite mark between the two eyes. 52 x 42 cmAccidents . Provenance: François de Ricqlès, Paris, Hôtel Drouot, 15 April 1997, lot 447 (falsely identified as the Maharaja of Indore Yeshwant Rao Holkar (1908-61)) . A large bust portrait of a Maratha
Result €9,600Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
130 - Bagh shawl, India, Punjab, first half of the 20th centuryDark sienna cotton, three strips, embroidered with polychrome float silk. Entirely lined with multicoloured lozenges on a yellow background, surrounded by leaves and leafy triangles. Wide borders made of horizontal bands, friezes of chevrons and leaves. 220 x 122 cmSmall holes and wear of silk . Provenance: Former Garabedian collection, Geneva . A Bagh silk and cotton shawl, Punjab, first half 20th centuryProvenance : Marie-Chris
Result €1,408Estimate €300 - €500 -
131 - Large odhni shawl, India or Pakistan, 20th centuryTrikit embossed cotton cloth with tie and dye print. Symmetrical composition of two rectangular panels separated by a red band. Each panel is decorated with a black half-medallion standing out on a red background decorated with small white and yellow dots drawing chevrons including elephants found in friezes all around. 90 x 380 cm Folds, fraying. Provenance: Former Garabedian collection, Geneva . A large Odhni cotton and tie dye shawl, In
Result €256Estimate €200 - €300 -
132 - Two watercolours, North India, Madhubani Mithila, Bihar, 20th centuryWatercolours on paper representing, on one, a couple holding the wheel of destiny framed by two confronting birds, on the other a woman on a boat surrounded by two men on a red background. 56 x 76 cmTwo Madhubani folk paintings, North India, Bihar, Madhubani, late 20th centuryProvenance : Collection Marie-Christine David .
Result €448Estimate €400 - €600 -
133 - Terracotta aspersorium, India, Bombay School of Art, late 19th centuryA large globular body topped by a long tapered neck, terracotta with polychrome painted vegetal decoration on brown glaze. Height : 30 cmChips on the foot. A Bombay School of Art terracotta sprinkler, India, late 19th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Estimate €150 - €200 -
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135 - Paint pump for the Holi festival, India, 19th - 20th centuryConsisting of a cylindrical bronze tube engraved with rings and finished with an elephant protome in the round. Length: 42 cmOxydations . The festival of Holi or festival of colors is a Hindu religious festival, marking the end of winter and the beginning of spring and celebrated during the full moon of the month of Phâlguna (February-March). On this day, it is customary to sprinkle oneself and others with coloured powders and waters
Estimate €300 - €400 -
136 - Icon of Shri Nathji Vallabacharya, North India, Rajasthan, Nathdwara, 20th centuryGouache and gold on paper, depicting the god Krishna in his childlike form and richly adorned, standing in an alcove, in the posture of raising a mountain recalling his victory over the god Indra. 11 x 7 cmFrame . An icon of Shri Nathji Vallabacharya, North India, Rajasthan, Nathdwara, 20th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €153Estimate €100 - €200 -
137 - A long legal document, Egypt, Syria or the Levant, Mamluk period, dated Rajab 859 AH / June-July 1455Paper roll consisting of eight sheets inscribed with a long Arabic text in cursive script, several hands, large cursive inscriptions added where the sheets of paper join, signatures of numerous witnesses at the end of the document, dated several times including the date Friday 12 Rajab 859, one of the signatories bearing the name of Al-Urmawi. 330 x 30.5 cm. Stains , wear, restorations. A long
Result €3,584Estimate €200 - €300 -
138 - Three medieval shaped ceramic pieces, Iran or Syria, 12th-13th centuryIn siliceous ceramics, a footed dish with black painted decoration under a transparent colourless glaze of a vegetal cross on the bottom, a small baluster pitcher with black painted decoration under a transparent turquoise glaze of a frieze of ocelli on the body, chevrons on the neck, a pitcher with a crushed globular body and a small ringed handle covered by a white glaze. Diam. of the bowl : 10,1 cm ; h. of the vases : 8,8
Result €512Estimate €400 - €600 -
139 - Fragments of Seljuq ceramics, Iran, 12th-13th centuryIn siliceous ceramics with overglaze painted decoration, a fragmentary bowl in six elements with metallic lustre decoration representing figures in medallions, and a fragment of a bowl base with haft-rang decoration of a nimbed figure. Diam. of bowl: 13.7 cm; length of shard: 8 cm . Fragments from Seljuk ceramic bowls, Iran, 12th-13th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Estimate €300 - €500 -
140 - Ceramic spinning top vase, Syria, probably Raqqa, 10th-12th centuryLarge vase with a truncated conical body resting on a cylindrical base and finished with a hemmed lip, made of ceramic with a thick cream-brown glaze. Height : 23 cmIn the state, many chips and cracks . A hand grenade in terracotta, probably medieval Near East. Spheroconical shape with a cylindrical opening, decorated with engraved bands of scales. Length: 11 cmAccidents , broken in two parts. Provenance : Former Jacques Douce
Result €12,160Estimate €250 - €350 -
141 - Rare Fayyumi Ware ceramic bowls, Fatimid Egypt, 11th-12th centuryIn slippery clay ceramic, the larger one with incised decoration of four semicircles bordering the lip, the whole covered with brown and green glazes; the smaller one with green glaze decoration forming dots, yellow glaze on the reverse. Diameter: 18.7 and 11 cm; height: 6.7 and 4.5 cm . This type of ceramics decorated with large coloured drips under a glossy glaze comes from Egypt and is generally associated with the Fayyum Oas
Result €1,664Estimate €500 - €700 -
142 - Two small cups with calligraphic decoration, eastern Samanid Iran, 10th centuryClay ceramic decorated with black slip on white slip under a transparent glaze, with a frieze of inscriptions in Arabic in flowered kufic calligraphy, framed on one by two small stylized birds, on the other by two tri-lobed fleurons. Diameter: 10.6 and 13.6 cmRestoration . Two Samanid calligraphic small bowls, Eastern Iran, 10th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €1,280Estimate €300 - €500 -
143 - Large bowl with ocelli decoration, Eastern Iran, Nishapur, 10th centuryClay pottery with engobe decoration, over engobe, under transparent glaze of ocelli with brown outlines enclosing a pseudo-calligraphic element enhanced with yellow. Diameter : 27 cm ; height : 8,5 cm Chips , restorations, reattached breaks. A large earthenware cup decorated with roundels, Eastern Iran, Nishapur, 10th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €1,920Estimate €300 - €400 -
144 - Four bowls, Eastern Iran, Nishapur, 10th centuryClayware decorated with engobe on engobe under transparent glaze, of a stylized architecture on a yellow background of the first one with a carinated body, of stylized white scrolls on a brown background of the second one, of a starry rosette with white dotted outlines standing out on an orange background of the third one, of black scrolls edged with yellow spread out in three compartments on an orange background. Diameter : 9,2 cm ; 10,5 cm ; 12,2
Result €896Estimate €300 - €400 -
145 - Three bowls, Eastern Iran, Nishapur, 10th centuryClay pottery decorated with slip on slip under transparent glaze, a capridium and a fleuron on a red background on the first, a triangular figure with white dotted outlines on an orange background on the second, and a stylised ewer on a yellow background on the third. Diameter: 11.1; 11.1 and 12 cmRestoration . Three small pottery bowls, Eastern Iran, Nishapur, 10th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €1,024Estimate €300 - €400 -
146 - Collection of fifteen miniature vessels, Egypt, Iran and Southeast Asia, 12th-19th centuryIncluding several examples of vases attributable to Kashan, central Iran, c. 12th-13th century, monochrome or with black decoration under a transparent turquoise or cobalt glaze on a white background, one with the label 'Vignier' [possibly Charles Vignier collection], an albarelle probably attributable to Raqqa, Syria, c. 12th century, a small bowl from the Qajar period, three monochrome bowls, one of which
Result €1,536Estimate €400 - €600 -
147 - Three pieces of ceramic lining, Seljuq Iran, 12th-13th centuryIn siliceous ceramic with turquoise glaze decoration, one eight-pointed star tile, one element for lining a ridge or wall arcature, one square tile. Tile: 14 x 14.4 cm; star: 11 x 11 cm; element: 8.4 x 5 cm . Three architectural pottery tiles, Seljuk Iran, 12th-13th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €1,408Estimate €300 - €400 -
148 - Zal climbs to the roof where Rudabeh joins him, in the style of Muhammad Muqim, Central Asia, Bukhara School, c. 1670 Gouache and gold on paper, leaf from a Persian manuscript, text in nasta'liq divided into four columns on either side of the image, Zal joins Rudabeh by climbing up her braid of hair. Miniature in gouache and gold illustrating a section of a Persian poetic manuscript consisting of three double sheets of paper inscribed in nast'aliq calligraphy, on 27 lines divided into four co
Result €3,584Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
149 - Two black line tiles, Iran, 18th-19th centurySilica ware with black line decoration, one field tile decorated with floral scrolls, the other border tile decorated with a frieze of palmettes bordering a composition with a grass tuft motif. 20.8 x 22.9 cm; 23.8 x 22.5 cmChips . Two cuerda seca tiles, Late Safavid or Qajar Iran, 18th-19th centuryProvenance : Marie-Christine David Collection .
Result €768Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
150 - Two bird tiles, Iran, 18th-19th centuryCeramic tiles with black lines on a yellow background, representing birds, one with speckled plumage in flight amidst tchi clouds, the second, a raven or blackbird amidst flowering branches. A small fragment of a border tile decorated with a frieze of blue mantling on a yellow background is attached. 23 x 23 cm ; 21,7 x 23,6 cm ; 5,2 x 12,2 cm Chips , missing pieces, plaster plugging. Two tiles decorated with birds, late Safavid or Qajar Iran, 18th-19th ce
Result €768Estimate €600 - €800 -
151 - Set of six blue-and-white decorated ceramics, Iran, 18th-20th centuryCeramics with blue painted decoration on a white background under a transparent glaze, two bowls with floral decoration, a flat plate with rosette decoration, an illegible potter's mark and the date 1293 H / 1875 on the reverse, A bowl with black and cobalt-blue painted decoration on a white background of a squared band on the inner wall, a stylized floral decoration on the outer wall, an illegible inscription and the date of 1
Result €1,280Estimate €500 - €700
About the sale
EXHIBITION :
Wednesday, November 24 from 11am to 6pm
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SALE :
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EXPERTS :
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described lots 1 to 18
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Les ordres d’achat ou les enchères par téléphone sont une facilité pour les clients. ADER n’est pas responsable pour avoir manqué d’exécuter un ordre par erreur ou pour toute autre cause. Merci de vérifier après envoi que votre ordre d’achat a été dûment enregistré.
ADER se réserve le droit de ne pas enregistrer l’ordre d’achat s’il n’est pas complet ou si elle considère que le client n’apporte pas toutes les garanties pour la sécurité des transactions ; sans recours possible.
Pour garantir la bonne volonté de l’acheteur, une consignation pourra être demandée avant la vente qui ne sera validée qu’en cas d’adjudication.
Drouot Live et Interenchères étant des services indépendants, nous déclinons toute responsabilité en cas de dysfonctionnement. Le coût supplémentaire lié aux achats sur internet est détaillé sur chacun des sites et dans nos conditions de vente.
Transports des lots / Exportation :
Dès l’adjudication prononcée, les achats sont sous l’entière responsabilité de l’adjudicataire.
Aucun lot ne sera remis aux acquéreurs avant acquittement de l’intégralité des sommes dues.
Les achats de petit volume seront transportés chez ADER, 3 rue Favart 75002 Paris, où ils seront gardés en dépôt à titre gracieux pendant 14 jours.
L’étude est ouverte du lundi au vendredi, de 9 h à 18 h.
Les achats volumineux seront entreposés, à leurs conditions et frais, au magasinage de Drouot, qui sera chargé de la délivrance sur présentation du bordereau acquitté.
Les acheteurs, souhaitant exporter leurs achats, devront le faire savoir au plus tard le jour de la vente. Ils pourront récupérer la TVA sur les honoraires d’achat à la condition qu’un justificatif de douane en bonne et due forme soit remis à ADER et que le nom de la Maison de Vente y soit mentionné en tant qu’exportateur. Le bordereau d’adjudication est dû intégralement ; la TVA est remboursable par la suite sur présentation des références du compte bancaire.
L’envoi des lots achetés peut être organisé par ADER à la charge et sous la responsabilité de l’acheteur.
C’est un service rendu par ADER qui se réserve la possibilité d’y renoncer si les conditions légales ou pratiques présentent le moindre risque. Les délais ne sont pas garantis et sont tributaires de l’activité de la Maison de Vente.
Le coût de l’emballage et de l’expédition est à la charge de l’acheteur ; le règlement à l’ordre d’ADER.
Les acheteurs sont invités à organiser eux-mêmes le transport de leurs achats si ces conditions ne leur conviennent pas.
L’étude ADER ne fait pas les envois de bijoux, les acheteurs sont invités à organiser eux-mêmes le transport de leurs achats.
Défaut de paiement :
À défaut de paiement par l’adjudicataire de la totalité des sommes dues, dans le mois qui suit la vente, et après une seule mise en demeure restée infructueuse, ADER entamera une procédure de recouvrement. L’acheteur sera inscrit au fichier centralisé d’incidents de paiement du SYMEV (www.symev.org) et l’ensemble des dépends restera à sa charge. à compter d’un mois après la vente et à la demande du vendeur, la vente pourra être annulée sans recours possible.