Art from Africa & Oceania
Friday 10 June 2022 at 14:00
Salle 14 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
226 lots
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100 - A lot of two small old voodoo stake sculptures, one of which is in a Nago or Yoruba style with a large attachment and the other in a more schematic style with an attachment around the body and a metal chain nailed to the top of the skull. They are devoid of their peg. Fon, Benin Wood, cords, cowrie shell, metal chain, and other elements, beautiful and old patina of use. H. 12 and 14 cm Provenance: Anne and Jacques Kerchache Collection
Result €896Estimate €300 - €400 -
101 - Ancient and very beautiful Botchio sculpture surmounted by a male figure, sculpted in a totally "cubist" way. In fact, in addition to the slight twisting movement and the superb and expressive pout, the artist has created a play of facets between the bust, the arms and the hands, and the extension of the vigorous sex of the character, which adds rhythm to the sculpture and influences the way in which the material will receive the light. Fon, Benin Hard wood, burns, erosions and very beautiful
Result €4,096Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
102 - Ceremonial axe with a three-headed figure wearing bracelets, blowing a flute, and a beautiful triangular iron blade. Yoruba, Nigeria Wood, iron, pigments, visible lack at the base, very beautiful patina of use. H. 52 cm Provenance : Anne and Jacques Kerchache Collection Exhibition and Publication : Pierre Bergé et Associés sale of June 13, 2010, Anne and Jacques Kerchache Collection, lot 347 page 381.
Result €1,920Estimate €400 - €600 -
103 - Elegant head with a bun hairstyle, fragment of an ancient statuette. Nok culture, 250 B.C. to 250 A.D. approximately, Nigeria Ochre terracotta, wear, beautiful slip. H. 11 cm Provenance: Anne and Jacques Kerchache Collection
Result €2,304Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
104 - Beautiful oshe shango scepter, named after the god of lightning and thunder, symbolized by a stylized double axe motif whose well-developed sculpture falls in two sections creating a protective arch overhanging a kneeling female figure and where beautiful remnants of blue polychromy remain. Yoruba, Nigeria Wood, polychromy, beautiful patina of use. H. 49 cm Provenance : Anne and Jacques Kerchache Collection
Result €1,664Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
105 - Beautiful statue of an ancestor in an offering position, her gaze is present almost covered under her eyebrow arch and her forehead is decorated with important scarifications engraved in the sacrificial material, which she was generously nourished with, the successive accumulated layers of pigments, her necklace and the plant links on her arm testify to this. Igbo, Nigeria Wood, important sacrificial pigments, accidents and erosions, old wear, vegetable fibers, beads, very beautiful and old p
Result €3,200Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
106 - Statue of an ancestor in an offering position, wearing a crested headdress and a large band of beautiful scarification marks engraved in a grid pattern on the bust. Her eyes, enhanced with kaolin, are of an uncommon style and give her a very special presence; she has received numerous offerings of pigments. Igbo, Nigeria Wood, pigments, wear and restoration on the neck, very beautiful and old patina. H. 116 cm Provenance : Anne and Jacques Kerchache Collection Exhibition and Publicatio
Result €3,200Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
107 - An ancient and very beautiful statue with a crested hairstyle, its ears protrude from the skull in two prominent circles answering the eyes also treated in two circles sculpted in very slight relief, and its smiling face is inscribed in a concave heart shape, the whole giving life to a very beautiful presence strong of interiority. The volumes and the treatment of the body are both characteristic and almost unique as is often the case when it comes to an ancient work, so rich in inventiveness
Result €8,320Estimate €8,000 - €12,000 -
108 - A very old female Batéba statue, long planted on an altar, with arms along the body, well-paced arms and legs and generous breasts, it shows all the signs of an ancient style that has been well mastered, such as its perfectly synthetic face with a quasi-rectangular mouth that is still readable despite the erosion of time. Lobi, Burkina Faso Wood, missing at the bottom, old erosions, very beautiful and old patina of use. H. 59 cm Provenance : Collection Anne and Jacques Kerchache Exhib
Result €4,480Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
109 - Kikangu sculpture, designed to immortalize the deceased. The kikangu poles are not only funerary markers, contrary to popular belief, they do not represent the body or the deceased, but are objects of prestige and memory with a strong political value, and which also served as an intercession with the world beyond, and which could even be moved once if a family emigrated to another hill, it reinstalled it on another kaya, the sacred place of the burial of each clan. Giriama, Kenya Hardwood, lic
Result €8,320Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
110 - A lot gathering two ancient female and male statuettes, with particularly cubist characters. The woman wears a labret with her lower lip protruding under her chin and temporal scarifications; the man, whose head was largely amputated in the past and most probably ritually, is in a posture with one arm raised over his head and the other over his sex, showing a very beautiful twisting movement of the whole body from behind. See for the female statuette: a very similar statuette (Dégué -Dégué)
Result €896Estimate €500 - €800 -
111 - An ancient and very beautiful specimen of a composite sculpture called Glé, an object reputed to be powerful, made of clay and various organic elements, including roots, leaves and bark of plants and trees directly involved in its "charge", also feathers for its headdress, cowrie shells, animal claws and sockets indicate several views at different levels and testify to its powers of clairvoyance and divination. Glé is an intercessor, like an "antenna", between the beyond, the divine power Ny
Result €1,536Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
112 - An ancient and beautiful mask with an articulated jaw, with projected cylindrical eyes, a median scarification on the forehead is sculpted in relief extending the bridge of the nose; it is adorned with a beautiful tiara finely sculpted with a motif characteristic of Poro masks of protective fetish horns. On the surface, ancient remnants of plant resin clearly indicate that, in addition to fixing his beard of colobus hair, he once also wore a rectangular red cloth wolf that framed his eyes. Such
Result €3,200Estimate €2,500 - €3,500 -
113 - Anthropo-zoomorphic mask with double eyes and two pairs of horns, one of which curves inward and is almost hidden by the thick beard of braided hair. It still wears its small protective "fetish" bags attached above the forehead, which is marked by a median scarification. The interior of the mask, which is particularly well sculpted, and its articulated jaw are marked with a deep patina, testifying to numerous dances and ceremonies. Guéré, Wé, Ivory Coast Wood, braided hair, polychromy, fab
Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
114 - A beautiful and very old mask with a double look, its mouth open, its slightly oblique eyes sculpted in the shape of castanets give it a wise and almost sleepy look, enclosing its wide and compact nose, a median scarification sculpted in relief goes up on its bulging forehead. A multitude of small wooden pins that used to fix his hair and beard are still in place and bear witness to a very ancient tradition. Guéré, Wé, Ivory Coast Wood, iron, braided plant fiber, wooden tenons, remnants of
Result €2,560Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
115 - An ancient anthropo-zoomorphic mask with an articulated mouth covered with animal skin, its projected tubular eyes are framed by its ears which, like its curved horns, evoke the buffalo and its power. Guéré, Wé, Ivory Coast Wood, skin, nails, cord, beautiful patina of use. H. 24.5 cm Provenance : - Former Marcel Évrard collection
Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
116 - Beautiful polychrome helmet mask of conjuration bonu amwin of the cult of Do, and well expressive. The bonu amwin, male mask, was feared and reputedly powerful, forbidden to women, and embodied in the power of the buffalo. It is scarified like the men and thus considered as civilizational, it protected the village and ensured social coherence, notably between men and women. Baule, Ivory Coast Wood, polychromy, cord, small accidents, visible lack at one end of a horn, patina of use. H. 53 cm
Result €768Estimate €400 - €600 -
116-bis - A lot of two polychrome dance masks. Guéré, Wé, and Dioulla, Ivory Coast Wood, skin, braided vegetable fiber cord, polychromy, metal, fabric, visible missing parts on one, patina of use for both. H. 32.5 cm and 29 cm Provenance: - Former Marcel Évrard collection
Estimate €50 - €100 -
117 - Mask decorated with a stylized beard in polychrome triangles sculpted on the same plane from which four very elegant horns fall. This mask was undoubtedly carved in the first part of the 20th century, typical of the Yohoure masks of the Je or Lo region, with prominent cheekbones and a small, round, expressive mouth. It seems to have been ritually removed, but it has not been danced in spite of the old and beautiful traditional carving inside, and the obvious oxidation of the wood is also evidenc
Result €3,328Estimate €1,500 - €1,800 -
118 - An ancient and very beautiful "historical" Gu mask. With an elegant pair of curved horns falling forward like two braids, separated at the top of the skull by a median ridge carved in relief and notched, the Gu hairstyle determined the precise rank of the woman embodied in the mask. Her face, with its bulging forehead characteristic of Gouro art, is adorned with scarification marks, and her slightly smiling mouth reveals her fine filed teeth, a tradition that is more aesthetic than ritual among
Result €58,880Estimate €6,000 - €8,000 -
119 - A superb and ancient mask, whose presence as well as its patina places it undoubtedly among the most beautiful examples of this famous and small corpus, whose precise use and function are still poorly known even if the traditional character of some of these masks seems to be well established. The nose made of curved and folded vegetable fiber and then tied to the bone seems to be missing here, as it is also the case on the mask from the Max Ernst collection (see in Myth & Magic: Art of the Sepik
Result €3,584Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
120 - Old and beautiful mask characteristic of this corpus, specimen complete in its construction. Among the exemplary specimens of this type of miniature mask is the one from the former Pierre Loeb collection (see page 198 vol 1 of the work Oceanic Art by Anthony JP Meyer 1995 Ed.Könemann). Adjora or Aion people, Porapora River region, East Sepik province, Papua New Guinea Bone (frontal section of a pig skull), vegetable fibers and cassowary feathers, old dry patina. H. 20 cm approximately withou
Result €1,920Estimate €400 - €600 -
121 - An old and beautiful mask characteristic of this corpus, a complete specimen in its construction. Another exemplary specimen of this type of miniature mask, also collected by P. Langlois and M. Évrard, is in the former René and Odette Delenne collection (see Christie's sale 2 / 12 / 2021 lot 49). Adjora or Aion people, Porapora River region, East Sepik province, Papua New Guinea Bone (frontal section of a pig skull), plant fibers and cassowary feathers, old dry patina. H. 25 cm approximatel
Result €1,024Estimate €400 - €600 -
122 - Rare and ancient turtle shell mask. Within this small corpus of already very rare miniature masks, other rarities emerge, notably this specimen made from a turtle shell, whose mouth and eyes, simply pierced, give it a soft, almost naive presence. Its patina on both sides testifies to a real age and leaves little doubt as to its traditional character. This turtle shell mask and the following one made of cassowary bone, added to those already known made of pig bone, could they not be an element
Result €1,536Estimate €400 - €600 -
123 - Rare and beautiful mask belonging to the same corpus as the four preceding masks but of a different construction. Its eyes (one is missing) are made of mother-of-pearl with bluish reflections reminiscent of the eyes of the cassowary, and applied and glued by sap, otherwise the nose is built in the same way as the others of the corpus in a folded vegetable fiber, but on a type of bone here quite different as it is the bone of the cassowary's plastron, its tiara of feathers (of cassowary) is compl
Result €2,432Estimate €400 - €600 -
124 - A lot of two old polychrome masks, still very expressive in their state, and characteristic of the swampy regions between the mouths of the Sepik and Ramu rivers, modeled in clay on a base of animal bone, probably a cassowary; one still bears its bone nasal ornament partly preserved and the nose decorated with a line of nassa shells, and the other its eyes still applied, and its cassowary feather ring still richly furnished. Little is known about the use of masks of this type and from this regio
Result €384Estimate €300 - €500 -
125 - A lot gathering two masks, one in clay modeled on rattan basketry and the other in wood and also adorned with beads, both adorned with a multitude of shells, cassowary feathers and each also bearing a nose ornament. Porapora or Keram river region, Papua New Guinea Wood, rattan, vegetable fibers, clay, shells, cassowary feathers, mother-of-pearl, pearls, visible accidents and missing pieces. H. 20 and 15 cm without feathers Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in
Result €448Estimate €200 - €300 -
126 - Superb and very old hanging post for a large building, house of men also called house of the spirits, decorated with a large human face, the tongue coming out of the mouth under which a wave pattern, or said in scales, accompanies this effect like a wave, its protruding eyes are almost exorbited. Korosemeri, Black Water River Region, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Hardwood, sawn in the lower part, visible marks and wear, very nice oxidation of age. H. 155 cm Provenance : - Collected by P
Result €40,960Estimate €8,000 - €12,000 -
127 - Very old warrior's armband with engraved decorations of an archaic pattern and in particular of three spirals. The curvature of these armbands worn above the elbow was obtained by dipping the tortoise shell in hot water. North coast of Papua New Guinea Large sea turtle shell, old wear, very nice patina. H. 8 cm Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collection of Marcel Évrard Exhibition and Publication : Oceania at the CRACAP (National Ce
Result €384Estimate €300 - €400 -
128 - Very beautiful and ancient warrior's armband with finely engraved decorations including multiple friezes in triangles and zig-zag, and polychromed. North coast of Papua New Guinea Large sea turtle shell, whitish polychromy with lime and pale red, old wear and a small lack (old breakage), very beautiful patina of use. H. 14,5 cm Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collection of Marcel Évrard Exhibition and Publication : Oceania at the CR
Result €1,664Estimate €300 - €500 -
129 - Superb and ancient polychrome warrior's armband with finely engraved decorations of abstract motifs of friezes, curves of lines and spirals such as eyes, leaves, shields and faces, and reminding the marvelous and abundant paintings on bark of the houses of the men. Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Large sea turtle shell, white polychromy with lime and pale red relics, vegetable fiber attachments, old wear and small accidents (old breaks), very nice patina. H. 16,5 cm Provenance: - Collected
Result €1,024Estimate €300 - €400 -
130 - Very beautiful ornament of male necklace, ending with a crocodile head in ochre-tinted basketry holding a shell in its mouth. Sepik, Papua New Guinea Basketry of vegetable fibers, warthog teeth, shells, and mother-of-pearl, beautiful patina of use. H. 30 cm approximately Provenance : - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collection of Marcel Évrard Exhibition and publication : - Oceania at the CRACAP (National Center of Research of Animation and
Result €1,408Estimate €1,000 - €1,200 -
131 - Ancient and very beautiful male nose ornament. In the classic form of a curved crescent, evoking a crocodile adorned with pig's teeth, this nasal ornament ends in two large loops through which a rod was passed laterally into the pierced nasal septum. Worn by the men among other occasions of funerals or head hunts this type of nasal ornament could also be attached to skulls or masks when they embody ancestors. Probably Iatmul, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Pig's teeth, fiber basketry, nassa
Result €576Estimate €250 - €350 -
131-bis - Lot consisting of a male necklace ornament representing a warrior decorated with a ridge of dog teeth and a crenellated mother-of-pearl nose ornament. Two shells are attached, one of which is decorated with cowries and nassa fixed by resin, part of an ancient and other ornament. Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Basketry of vegetable fibers, cowrie shells and nassa, teeth of warthog, wood, small accidents, patina of use H. 14.5 cm approximately Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and
Estimate €200 - €300 -
132 - Old and very expressive polychrome coconut mask. Coconut masks seemed to be very popular with dancers for their lightness although it is not known what precise use was made of them, or if they were part of a larger costume. Lower Keram region, Papua New Guinea Coconut, polychromy, wood and vegetable fiber frame, cassowary feathers, two old cracks. H. 26 cm approximately (14 cm mask and fiber frame) Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collec
Result €448Estimate €300 - €500 -
133 - Mask made of coconut, very expressive and decorated with engraved patterns. Lower Keram region, Papua New Guinea Coconut, fire black polychromy, wood and vegetal fibers frames, cassowary feathers, a crack of age. H. 28 cm approximately (13 cm coconut only) Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collection of Marcel Évrard
Result €448Estimate €200 - €300 -
134 - Very ancient mask characteristic of the Ramu River valley. Fusing, as is often the case in New Guinea, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic elements, here its curved nose is pierced with two holes to indicate its nostrils, its breathing, and also to attach an ornament. The masks represented or embodied ancestors, mythological figures or supernatural beings and were part of the sacred objects kept in the men's homes away from the gaze of women and young people who were still uninitiated, except when t
Result €23,040Estimate €8,000 - €10,000 -
135 - Very old and rare polychrome dance ornament representing a large double-faced face with a troubling presence, the eyes are openwork, the mouth and eyebrows are clearly indicated as well as the nose which is extended by a large "cycladic" arch that comes to encompass and encircle the entire face. The whole is surrounded by a polychrome engraved pattern that spreads like a wave. A few feathers remain, which were planted in holes made for this purpose all along the edge. A part of its balance is st
Estimate €2,500 - €3,500 -
136 - Old polychrome dance ornament for a headdress. Complete with its fork made of cassowary bone intended to be stuck in the dancer's hair, this type of dance ornament would have swayed back and forth to the rhythm of the dance, representing a stylized double-faced face with openwork eyes and forehead. A few feathers remain in the holes made for this purpose, notably along a gutter carved on the top of the edge. Probably Sawos or Iatmul, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Light alstonia (duduye)
Result €2,304Estimate €1,800 - €2,200 -
137 - Antique and rare polychrome basketry dance ornament depicting a stylized double-faced face with openwork eyes and ears adorned with feathers. Probably Iatmul or Sawos, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Wood, vegetable fibers, pigments, feathers, visible lacks and old accidents, very beautiful patina of use. H. 60 cm approximately with the feathers Provenance : - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collection of Marcel Évrard
Result €768Estimate €600 - €800 -
138 - An ancient and very beautiful bandi na iavo initiate's lime container decorated with its perfectly preserved carved stopper. Lime vessels with sumptuously carved stoppers such as this one were offered to young initiates at the end of their period of seclusion, which was essential for initiation, and with which they presented themselves in all their finery before the members of the village on the dance floor. The mythological motif of a bird whose curved tail ends in a crocodile's head and in w
Result €12,800Estimate €6,000 - €8,000 -
139 - Ancient food hanging hook sculpture, decorated with a female figure standing on the hook like a bird on a branch, head slightly tilted. Probably Iatmul or Chambri, Eastern Sepik Province, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Wood, old erosion and visible old missing arm, patina of use. H. 46 cm Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former collection of Marcel Évrard Exhibition and Publication : Oceania at the CRACAP (National Center of Research of An
Result €4,480Estimate €1,500 - €2,500 -
140 - Ancient hook sculpture decorated with a central mask and four bird heads head to head, the birds generally refer to the image of the ancestors. Probably Iatmul or a related group, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Wood, visible lack of a hook, beautiful old patina of use H. 52.5 cm Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - Former Marcel Évrard collection$Hook 4
Result €1,024Estimate €600 - €800 -
141 - Ancient sculpture of a suspension hook decorated with a large smiling mask, the eyes inlaid with nassa shells. This type of hook was used to put food out of reach of animals, so a large wooden disc was fixed above it and thus protected from pests such as rats. Probably Iatmul or Chambri, Eastern Sepik Province, Lake Chambri region, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Wood, nassa shells, pigment, visible wear and tear, old cracks, visible old breakage of part of a hook, beautiful oxidation and pat
Result €2,560Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
142 - Ancient sculpture of a suspension hook decorated with two masks back to back. In the Chambri lakes region these double-sided hooks are called Mari / Yambuke samban in reference to the name of two mythological brothers. Several comparable suspension hooks can be found in the collections of the Musée du Quai Branly collected during the Françoise Girard mission. Lake Chambri region, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Hardwood, old visible breakage of a part of a hook, beautiful patina of use. H.
Result €1,536Estimate €1,500 - €2,500 -
143 - Exceptional garamut drum front consisting of a large face in an elegant and concave shape, it seems to have two levels of eyes by the presence of two excrescences (unless they are cheekbones), and its nose in a strongly curved and convex shape, the whole is surrounded by three other small smiling faces adorned with scale motifs, including one in medallion at the location of the mouth. This beautiful and very old specimen is among the finest known of this corpus of Korewori drums, which were ke
Result €25,600Estimate €20,000 - €25,000 -
144 - Ancient drum or dugout front carved in the shape of a crocodile's mouth, clearly visible in profile, on the tip of its nose is carved like a prow a small character curled up in a powerful and characteristic posture, it is decorated on the top with a bright and smiling anthropomorphic face. Probably Iatmul, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea Hardwood, accidents and wear from age, beautiful patina of use. H. 56 cm Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Évrard in 1959-60 - For
Result €1,024Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
145 - Ancient monoxyle sculpture, entering the family of objects whose function remains a mystery, perhaps a protective charm, representing two small masks superimposed, one of which in the lower part with a pointed nose is barely sketched, this sculpture testifies to a very ancient stone cutting often qualified by the term "pre-contact". Sepik, Papua New Guinea Hard wood, vegetable fibers, very beautiful and old patina of use H. 30 cm Provenance: - Collected by Pierre Langlois and Marcel Év
Result €1,152Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
146 - Rare and very beautiful figure of a temes-nevinbur spirit-being, n'dem nabwikai. On the island of Malakula, and in Vanuatu in general (former New Hebrides), a multitude of sculptures, masks and anthropomorphic headdresses exist without it being possible to make an exhaustive inventory, firstly because they are often destroyed after their ritual or public use, but above all because Kastom custom guards and requires the secrecy of the different "readings" and meanings of each ritual object. We ar
Result €4,608Estimate €1,500 - €2,500 -
147 - Flute with two holes with engraved decorations, and a double projection in the shape of a fish mouth. In Vanuatu, the flute is played mainly by men for entertainment, relaxation, or to accompany a traditional story, but some tunes are used to enhance the effect of love spells, to make yams grow, and also to accompany certain secret aspects of funeral rituals. See for a similar flute collected by F. Speiser between 1910 and 1912 in the collections of the Basel Museum (vb3310), and reproduced
Result €64Estimate €100 - €150
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ART FROM AFRICA, OCEANIA, THE AMERICAS AND ELSEWHERE
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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 acheteurs, souhaitant exporter leurs achats, 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 susceptible d’inscription au Fichier des restrictions d’accès aux ventes aux enchères (Fichier TEMIS – www.temis.auction) mis en œuvre par la société Commissaires-Priseurs Multimédia (CPM – 37 rue de Châteaudun 75009 Paris) et l’ensemble des dépends restera à sa charge. A compter d’un mois après la vente et à la demande du vendeur, la vente pourra être annulée sans recours possible.