FAR-EASTERN ART
Tuesday 12 December 2023 at 14:00
Salle 11 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
261 lots
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100 - Small celadon and beige nephrite group representing two ducks, China, 18th - 19th century The ducks are depicted one behind the other, each holding a lotus flower stalk in its beak. On their backs is a lotus leaf with folded edges carved in a beige vein of stone. The ducks' plumage and legs, folded under their bodies, are finely worked. Height: 3.2 cm; length: 5 cm Small chips.
Result €896Estimate €600 - €800 -
101 - Small celadon nephrite water jug depicting a pomegranate, China, 19th century The fruit rests on its stalk, which is followed by a branch from which several leaves emerge, following the shape of the body. At the top, the pomegranate's sepal acts as an opening. Height: 4 cm The pomegranate, 石榴, shí liú is the symbol of fertility and fecundity.
Result €832Estimate €200 - €300 -
102 - Small celadon nephrite incense burner with wooden lid, China, 19th century The incense burner is flanked by two dragon-shaped handles climbing to the top of the body, while their bifid tails adorn each side of the bowl. The rim of the body and the circumference of the circular foot are incised with a Greek frieze. The wooden lid is worked to fit the base perfectly, and is openwork with a flower motif. The carved nephrite handle depicts a Mandarin duck. Length: 10.8 cm; total height: 8.5 cm
Result €8,320Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
103 - Gray nephrite crane, China, 19th century The crane is shown reclining, its head turned backwards, resting on its back. It is holding a lingzhi mushroom in its beak, which has been worked in a dark-brown nephrite inclusion. The legs are folded under the belly, the talons facing each other. Length: 7 cm Small openwork wooden base. The crane and lingzhi mushroom are symbols of longevity.
Result €768Estimate €600 - €800 -
104 - Flower-shaped celadon nephrite brush-washer, China, 18th - 19th century The four-lobed bowl is deeply carved, with rounded inward-curving edges imitating the petals of a flower. The bottom is carved in light relief with a domed, squared disk imitating the pistil. The underside is adorned with a cruciform motif whose inward-curving edges are engraved with leaf-like veins. It rests on a four-lobed wooden base in the shape of the bowl, decorated with an openwork frieze carved in relief in the shape
Result €4,864Estimate €2,500 - €3,000 -
105 - Small celadon-colored nephrite libation cup, China, 18th - 19th century It features a wide pouring spout and a handle carved in the shape of a chi dragon. The body is surrounded by a decorative band simulating small rivets in the archaic style. It stands on an oval foot. Height: 4 cm; length: 10.2 cm
Result €4,480Estimate €400 - €500 -
106 - Celadon nephrite monkey pendant, China, 19th century The monkey is shown seated on a rock, holding a large peach firmly in his hands, his chin resting on the fruit. Reddish inclusions in the stone have been used to give expression to the monkey, particularly on its face. A hole has been drilled under the animal's chin. Height: 5.5 cm
Result €1,152Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
107 - Small jade group of two hoho, China, 19th century Carved in the round, the two children are holding hands, each with an arm resting on the other's shoulder and stepping on each other's feet. They appear to be sketching a dance step. Height: 4 cm
Result €2,304Estimate €300 - €400 -
108 - Nephrite belt plate decorated with a turtle in the clouds, China, 18th century Of poly-lobed form with three scalloped edges, the celadon nephrite plate is carved in high relief with a turtle releasing cloud-like emanations from its mouth. It is set in a gilded copper alloy belt mount. 6 x 6.5 cm
Result €14,080Estimate €1,800 - €2,000 -
109 - Nephrite ornamental plate, China, Ming period, mounted as a belt buckle in the 18th century The celadon-colored nephrite is carved and openworked to reveal an egret in lotus leaves and flowers. It is mounted on a gilded copper alloy belt plate, itself openwork and chased with foliage decoration. Length: 9 cm; jade length: 8.3 cm A few small chips.
Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
110 - Celadon-colored nephrite ornamental plate, China, 18th - 19th century Carved and openwork to represent a butterfly with spread wings on one side and a spray of foliage and lingzhi mushrooms on the other. 7 x 5.5 cm One of the butterfly's lower wings is missing. Attached is a small Mughal-style leaf-shaped jade ornamental plate, formerly inlaid with stones. Height: 4.8 cm
Result €1,024Estimate €500 - €600 -
111 - Openwork jade plaque carved with two dragons and fish, China, 19th century Light celadon-colored, carved with two bifid dragons facing each other, in the middle of which are two adjoining fish. It represents one of the eight elements of the ashtamangala, a symbol of auspiciousness. 5.5 x 5 cm Wooden base.
Result €1,024Estimate €300 - €400 -
112 - Two celadon nephrite ornaments, China, 19th century One square-shaped, engraved in light relief with a calligraphic poem in cursive Caoshu script. The reverse is engraved with a stylized lakescape. It has two small holes for attaching it to a garment. The other is decorated with pomegranates, lingzhi mushrooms, watermelons and lotus flowers. 6 x 6 cm and 8.2 x 6 cm
Result €1,664Estimate €300 - €350 -
113 - Light celadon nephrite carp, China, 19th century The fish is depicted standing on its curved tail, resting on troubled waves, head up, mouth, eyes and dorsal fin fin finely depicted. Stylized clouds are carved in relief near the fins and under the gills. Height: 10 cm Carved wooden base with foamy waves. This is probably an illustration of the legend of the carp that swims up the Yellow River to pass through the Dragon Gate and fly up into the sky and clouds to become a dragon. A symbol of pers
Result €16,000Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
114 - Nephrite duck group, China, 20th century Celadon-colored with russet inclusions, carved in the shape of two Mandarin ducks holding branches of lingzhi mushrooms. One has its head turned backwards, where a small bat is sitting. Height: 3.4 cm; length: 6.5 cm
Result €640Estimate €600 - €800 -
115 - Carved jade brushwash in the form of a lotus leaf and fish, China, 20th century Celadon-colored jade with russet inclusions, carved in the shape of a lotus leaf with three fish, lotus buds and small lotus leaves. Height: 5 cm; length: 11 cm Wooden base carved in the shape of a lotus leaf with stems and buds.
Result €1,920Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
116 - Small tiger in copper alloy with brown patina, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Realistically sculpted with a Western influence, it walks with its mouth open, seemingly watching for prey. Signed with a molded oval seal below the body Yoshitani, 美谷. Length: 20.5 cm
Result €704Estimate €300 - €400 -
117 - Sentoku dish decorated with the legend of Fujiwara Yasumasa playing the flute at dusk, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) The circular dish is made of copper alloy with several patinas, chased and inlaid with iroe takazongan of various metals. Decorated with Hirai Fujiwara Yasumasa playing the flute under the moon amidst plum blossoms, while his brother, the famous brigand Hakamadare Yasusuke, known as Kidomaru, prepares to strike him with his saber. Signed on the reverse Kyoto Kumagai sei, 京都�
Result €576Estimate €500 - €600 -
118 - Pair of cloisonné enamel vases on copper, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Inverted truncated cone shape with flared neck, each decorated with chrysanthemums and other polychrome flowers on a midnight-blue background. Height: 15 cm Small chips.
Estimate €150 - €200 -
119 - A cloisonné enamel on silver covered vase of baluster form with two handles, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Decorated with three intertwined dragons on a stylized cloud background. The vase has a black-enameled base, while the handles take the shape of the blue-enameled dragons that decorate them. The lid is also decorated with a dragon. A cartouche with an unidentified engraved signature adorns the bottom of the vase. Height: 16.2 cm; gross weight: 454 g Restored stopper.
Result €8,960Estimate €500 - €600 -
120 - Ô boshi suji bachi kabuto, Japan, mid-Edo period, 18th century Suji bachi helmet in natural iron with eighteen riveted blades. Hachimanza in patinated copper, probably yamagane. The kasa-jikoro shikoro consists of three dark nuri sabi-lacquered iron slats, laced with black sugake odoshi. Wide fukigaeshi covered with egawa (inden or printed buckskin) and adorned with a gilded copper mon of the maru ni katabami type (oxalis flower in a circle) Jomon of the Morikawa clan and kamon of the Tôdô cl
Result €3,200Estimate €2,500 - €3,500 -
121 - Tachi, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Shinshinto shinogi zukuri blade, Chôji midare temper. Gilded brass mounts with engraved scroll decoration. Saya in byakudan lacquer imitating cherry bark. Tsuka covered with same and a blue and black tsuka ito. Menuki decorated with tigers near a waterfall on one side and the legend of Nittan No Shiro (Tadatsune) riding a wild boar on the other. Nagasa : 63.2 cm
Result €1,088Estimate €500 - €600 -
122 - Katana, Japan, 17th century for the blade Shinto shinogi-zukuri blade, iori-mune, torii-zori (sori 2 cm), the hamon is midare with gunome-ashi, Chu-kissaki and Itame-hada. Mumei (unsigned). Higo-koshirae composite mounts. Tsuba mokko-gata and fuchi en suite, in iron, decorated with paddlewheel, pulley and flowers with copper and silver highlights. Modern iron Kashira with scrolls in silver and gold damascene. Modern peony-shaped Menuki. Black silk Tsukahito on samekawa. Modern kuroishime nuri sa
Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
123 - Tanto, Japan, late Edo period, 19th century Shinshinto blade, hira zukuri form, uchi zori. Mune of iori hikue mune form, jihada of ko-itame-hada type, hamon suguha with small irregularities. 8.3 cm Nakago with mekugi-ana. The blade is signed Sukeharu. Red lacquered Saya. Tsuka in black laced same. Fuchi-Kashira and menuki en suite decorated with Daruma and his attributes such as flyswatter, sebille and mokugyo (Buddhist bell). Fuchi-Kashira in suaka and gold, menuki in shibuichi and gold. Kozuka
Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
124 - Aikuchi tanto dagger, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Shinto blade, hira zukuri form, uchi zori. Iori Takai Mune, ko-itame-hada jihada, hamon suguha. Nakago 10.8 cm long, pierced by a mekugi-ana. The blade is mumei (unsigned). Slight traces of oxidation. Wooden saya covered with ringed black leather. An openwork kanamono decorated with shakudo, gold and silver flowers adorns the saya. Tsuka laced with black leather. Buffalo horn mounts. Gold Shishi menuki. Mekugi in shakudo nanakoji and gold dec
Estimate €2,500 - €3,500 -
125 - Tanto, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Shinto blade, unokubi zukuri, masame hada, gunome midare hamon. Koshirae in byakudan lacquered wood with nashiji background. Menuki in suaka, shakudo and gold decorated with horses. Green silk sageo. Nagasa : 27,6 cm
Estimate €1,800 - €2,000 -
126 - Tanto, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Shinto blade type o-kozuka, hira zukuri, muzori, muji hada, hotsure suguha. Gorge bo hi. Saya in burgundy lacquer and gold flakes, decorated with wave and plover motifs. Fuchi kashira and kojiri en suite and in shakudo, chased and inlaid with gold, also decorated with waves and plovers. Ring-shaped silver Kurigata, depicting a pair of wild geese. Gold-plated menuki in the shape of plovers. Silver Kogai, decorated with three golden plovers in flight. As on a
Estimate €4,000 - €6,000 -
127 - Tanto, Japan, mid-Edo period Shinto blade, kanmuri otoshi zukuri, muzori, muji hada, midare ba. Gorge naginata hi and soe bi. Koshirae with saya in nashiji lacquer on the ends and brown lacquer in the center, decorated with three mon in bengara lacquer. Mon "sasa no maru", in the shape of a round dwarf bamboo. Secondary coat-of-arms of the Hotta de Sano, Inaba de Yodo and Tateyama. My "fuji", wisteria-shaped. Unattributable coat-of-arms. My "sasa rindo", in the shape of gentians. Main coat-of-ar
Result €7,424Estimate €5,000 - €6,000 -
128 - Tanto, Japan, 19th century Shinshinto blade, hira-zukuri, muji hada, midare hamon, horimono of a cherry branch and young pine shoots on the reverse. Blade signed Chôunsai Tsunatoshi (second generation). Mounts signed Itôtô Kinjô. Koshirae in mother-of-pearl-inlaid wood, with silver mounts. Menuki, mekugi, koiguchi, kurigata and kojiri en suite, chased with sky dragons and ho- ju no tama (sacred beads). Fuchi kashira chased with waves. Saya inlaid with a mother-of-pearl dragon holding a sacre
Estimate €4,000 - €6,000 -
129 - Tanto, Japan, late Edo period Shinshinto blade, unokubi-zukuri, iori mune, mu zori, gunome midare hamon, itame hada. Koshirae in byakudan lacquered wood imitating cherry bark. Fuchi kashira, menuki and kozuka in suite and in gilded and chased copper, featuring an air dragon and water dragon motif. The iron tsuba is adorned with fuji flowers (wisteria) inlaid with nunome zogan. Blade signed Myō ichi Nyudō Kanemitsu, 妙一人道兼光. It comes in a shirasaya with a tsunagi in the koshirae. Tsu
Estimate €5,000 - €6,000 -
130 - Kwai ken, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Koto blade, unokubi zukuri, iori mune, mu zori, mokume hada, gunome hamon. Given the wide width of the munemachi, this is certainly a yoroi doshi (armor piercing) blade, mounted in kwai ken. Koshirae in black lacquered wood inlaid with gilded copper. Fuchi, koiguchi and semegane in silver lacquer with floral scroll motifs. Meiji period mounts in rococo style. Ring-shaped Kurigata. Chrysanthemum-shaped Kashira. Screw Mekugi. Wooden box decorated with red
Estimate €1,500 - €1,800 -
131 - Pipe kiseru, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Composed of three parts rau kiseru. Gankubi (goose neck) and suikuchi (beak) in lacquered suaka, decorated with prunus flowers engraved in katakiri bori and enhanced with gold and shakudo. Kuchimoto in 20-carat gold (833/1000). Rau (pipe) in bamboo. Signature: Toshimasa. Length: 19 cm With case and box.
Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
132 - Tea ceremony bowl, Ido Korai* chawan, Korea, 16th - 17th century Conical in shape, resting on a high heel, it is covered with a thick grey glaze sometimes turning to white. Inside, four small firing pearls. A few chips on the rim have been repaired with gold lacquer using the Japanese kintsugi technique. Height: 8.5 cm; diameter: 15 cm Provenance : Louis Gonse Collection sale, Hôtel Drouot, May 5-10, 1924, no. 457. This bowl, no. 457 in the Gonse collection, was given as Ko-Hagi-Nagato, but c
Result €3,200Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
133 - Glazed terracotta Okame statuette, Japan, Edo period, 18th century She is seated in a seiza. Her round, chubby, smiling head confirms her as the Shinto goddess of cheerfulness and good humor. The clay is brown, the flesh is reserved in matte black, her hair is enameled black and her kimono is covered in crackled yellow enamel with orange and green highlights. Provincial kiln. Height: 15.5 cm
Result €384Estimate €300 - €400 -
134 - Blue and white porcelain figure of Kanzan, mounted as a lamp, Japan, 19th century Kanzan, wearing a kimono with blue underglaze enamel decoration featuring tsuru (red-headed cranes), stylized clouds and precious objects, holds a calligraphic scroll and looks at it with a smile. He is mounted on an eight-legged octagonal copper-alloy base, behind which rises a curved stem imitating a bamboo tree, ending in a large parasol. Height: 28.2 cm Small chip. Kanzan, whose name means "cold mountain", was
Estimate €600 - €800 -
135 - Cast-iron Mizusashi, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Cylindrical in shape, it is adorned with a molded bamboo motif on one side and plum blossom branches on the other, and flanked on each side by a bamboo-shaped handle. The copper-alloy lid features a spherical openwork grip resting on a karabana (Chinese flower) motif in slight relief. Inside, a signature in cursive script 龍文堂造, made by Ryubundo. Height: 21 cm Ryubundo (1732-1798): the Ryubundo house was founded by a former army office
Result €1,408Estimate €400 - €500 -
136 - Very rare brass wadokei with side pendulum and engraved dial plate, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Brass wadokei clock of the hashira dokei (hanging clock) type, featuring a side pendulum (missing here) driven by a fork, and an engraved dial. At the top, it is surmounted by a heavy bronze bell with straight sides mounted on a turned brass support, fixed to the overhanging brass top plate. The face consists of a rectangular plate engraved with plant motifs around the 9.5 cm rotating dial, marked
Result €2,304Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
137 - Shaku dokei or pillar clock, Japan, Edo period (1603-1868) It consists of a wooden case, probably ebony, with a gilded brass mechanism at the top inserted in a small removable glass cage. It operates by means of a weight. An openwork needle-shaped index is attached to the weight, which descends in front of plates engraved with Japanese numerals indicating the hours and half-hours, known as "tokis" and "demi-tokis". The clock was wound every day at sunset, with the index in the up position, and l
Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
138 - Large covered polychrome cloisonné vase, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) The wide body is decorated with two reserves with curved edges on a pink background, one featuring a peacock among peonies and plum blossoms; the other a peahen amid magnolias. The rest of the vase on a yellow background covered with butterflies amid leafy foliage. Stylized friezes around the foot, neck and base of the lid. The lid features the same decoration as the vase, with a large tama-shaped handle decorated with a p
Result €5,120Estimate €4,000 - €5,000 -
139 - Gilded lacquered wood statuette depicting Anryugyô Bosatsu, Japan, Edo period, 19th century The deity is depicted standing with hands clasped, body tilted slightly forward, on an inverted double-lotus pedestal, itself attached to a classical multi-level hexagonal pedestal decorated with stylized foliage, foliage and clouds. On the back, an openwork mandorla is attached to the base. On the back, an inscription in black ink identifies the deity: 安立行, Anryūgyō. Total height: 70 cm Mandorl
Result €896Estimate €400 - €500 -
140 - Gold-lacquered wooden Buddha, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Depicted seated in padmasana on a stepped lotiform base, in front of a mandorla decorated with clouds, the face serene, eyes half-closed, hands joined in dhyanamudra, dressed in a long robe with finely executed folds. Height: 62.5 cm Accents and restorations. Wooden base.
Result €1,280Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
141 - Ivory netsuke, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) The katabori type depicts, carved on a terrace, a karako leaning on a large snowball, seemingly blowing on his right hand to warm it. Two pierced himotoshi under the terrace. Height: 2.7 cm; weight: 20 g N°CIC : FR2307511476-K
Result €230Estimate €100 - €150 -
142 - Ivory netsuke, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Katabori type representing a seated shishi with its two front legs resting on a ball. One himotoshi is pierced on the left side, while the second is between the legs, under the netsuke. Length: 4.5 cm; weight: 20 g Cradle. N°CIC : FR2307511734-K
Result €281Estimate €200 - €300 -
143 - Wooden netsuke featuring a monkey emerging from a chestnut, Japan, Edo period, 19th century This katabori (carved in the round) netsuke features the bust of a monkey emerging from a nut, probably a chestnut. The monkey's eyes are inlaid with blond horn. Two large himotoshi have been carved into the back and bottom of the netsuke. Tamba school. Height: 2.9 cm Small scratches and irregular-shaped himotoshi
Result €486Estimate €180 - €220 -
144 - Deer antler katabori netsuke depicting a rat, Japan, 19th century He is sitting on his two hind legs, while his front paws seem to be firmly holding a cucurbit he is nibbling. Its tail unfurls over its back. The eyes are inlaid with brown horn. Two asymmetrical himotoshi are located under its belly. Length: 4.5 cm
Result €704Estimate €300 - €400 -
145 - Three ivory netsuke and one okimono netsuke, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) - Okimono netsuke of the katabori type depicting on a carved terrace a groom handing a teoke to a horse to feed it. Signed in a red lacquer cartouche below. H.: 4 cm; weight: 18 g; - katabori netsuke depicting Daruma stretching. Two himotoshi pierced in the back. Glued to an ivory disc; H.: 5.5 cm; weight: 15 g; - katabori okimono-netsuke depicting a nobleman on a terrace, dressed in a hakama and wearing a kazaori ebosh
Result €1,664Estimate €200 - €300 -
146 - Wooden netsuke, Japan, mid-Edo period, late 18th - early 19th century Representing a public sneezer seated with his wand in hand. Two himotoshi are pierced underneath, one surrounded by bone. A signature 玉珪, Gyokkei is engraved below. Height : 3,6 cm
Result €256Estimate €200 - €300 -
147 - Ivory netsuke depicting the Chinnan sennin, Japan, late 18th - early 19th century The sennin looking to the right holds the ribbon descending from his straw hat. Two himotoshi, one large, the other smaller, appear on the back. Height: 6 cm; weight: 13 g Provenance: Mes Martin et Desbenoit sale, Versailles, October 7, 1984, lot 169, 170 or 179. Chinnan (Chen Nan in Chinese) was famous for his eccentric lifestyle - he ate dog meat, for example, and is often depicted in paintings barefoot on a st
Result €281Estimate €300 - €400 -
148 - Ivory netsuke representing a Dutchman, Japan, Edo period, 19th century Katabori-type Netsuke, carved in the round with a Dutchman wearing a feathered hat, holding his harquebus on his shoulder, with a rabbit attached to its hind legs. He is dressed in a garment engraved with two dragons in the clouds, wears a strawberry around his neck and his shoes are inlaid with small brown horn buttons. One himotoshi is carved into his back, while the other runs under his coat. Height: 8.2 cm; weight: 35 g G
Result €4,224Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
149 - Katabori walrus ivory netsuke, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Representing a kind of braided creel, filled with inlaid flowers and leaves, in the Shibayama style, in taka zogan of mother-of-pearl, coral, tinted walrus ivory, turquoise etc. Two pierced himotoshi underneath are part of the decoration. Length: 4.5 cm; weight: 16 g
Result €576Estimate €400 - €500
About the sale
SALES MANAGERS :
Magdalena Marzec
Marie-Axelle Couppé
magda.marzec@ader-paris.fr
01 78 91 10 08
EXPERTS :
Laurence SOUKSI and Frantz FRAY
Experts members of the National Chamber of Specialized Experts
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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 achats volumineux seront entreposés, à leurs conditions et frais, au garde-meubles Gauriat, 31 boulevard Anatole France 93200 Saint-Denis, qui sera chargé
de la délivrance. Les achats bénéficient d’une gratuité d’entreposage jusqu’à quatorze jours après la vente. Toute semaine entamée est due.
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.